We are excited to present the spring 2017 issue of The Legislative Scholar. This issue includes pieces about taking advantage of sabbaticals, winning and using grants in legislative studies, leveraging other outside opportunities, and an overview of the “DCinbox” dataset. We hope you enjoy this edition of the newsletter! For questions, please contact our editors, Gisela Sin and Laurel Harbridge Yong.
You can access this issue of the newsletter here.
We are pleased to distribute the fall issue of The Legislative Scholar. This issue has a number of insightful pieces covering teaching, mentoring, and training graduate students, as well engaging undergraduate students in the classroom. Two additional articles round out the issue, one covering the budget stalemate in Illinois and a second introducing the PIPC Votes Roll-Call Dataset. We hope you enjoy this issue of our newsletter! For questions or comments, please contact our editors, Gisela Sin and Laurel Harbridge Yong.
You can access this issue of the newsletter here.
Welcome to the new Legislative Studies Section website! Here you will find information about the section and its workshops and publications. The site is currently under development, but we will continue to make changes in the coming months to serve the section.
If you have any questions about the website or would like to post an announcement on the website, please email Nate Monroe, the section webmaster, at nmonroe2@umerced.edu, and Collin Paschall, the website editorial assistant, at paschal2@illinois.edu.
Thank you!