Warren Mitofsky Award

The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research recently announced the recipient of the this year’s Warren Mitofsky Award.  The Award will be given to Mollyann Brodie of the Kaiser Family Foundation on November 15th in Washington, DC.  The Center will also be sponsoring an Election Panel at the Pew Family Foundation at 3 pm that day, which will be announced further later. Below is the information about the Award Dinner event.

 

This year’s Warren J. Mitofsky event, celebrating the career of Mollyann Brodie, Senior Vice President for Executive Operations and Executive Director, Public Opinion and Survey Research at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), is only 50 days away and invitations are in the mail.  If you would like to receive a paper invitation this year or in the future, please let us know.

 Individual tickets and table sponsorships are now available via the Roper Center website.  Special thanks to the existing event sponsors – ASA, Edelman Research, LLC., Langer Research, NORC, PSB, and ThorTech Solutions.

 

 (This year’s host venue, the Line Hotel in Washington, D.C. is a trending locale offering a wonderful place for professional networking with live musical entertainment, libations and outstanding food.)

 

Best,

Bob
-Robert Y. Shapiro, Chair, Roper Center Board of Directors

Wallace S. Sayre Professor of Government and

Professor of International and Public Affairs

Department of Political Science

Columbia University

420 West 118th Street, MC 3320

Rm. 730 International Affairs Building

New York, NY 10027

Phone (212) 854-3944

E-mail: rys3@columbia.edu

APSA’s Pracademic Fellowship Program & Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior

Dear Dr. Martinez and Dr. Zechmeister,

 

I hope that this e-mail finds you well. I am writing to share information about a new fellowship program at APSA that I think may be of interest to members of your organized section. The Pracademic Fellowship Program places faculty in political science, public administration, public policy, and related fields in a federal agency where they work directly with decision-makers. The fellowship is relatively new, currently in its third year and we are eager to add new fellows to our ranks.

 

Those interested can learn more via the attached call for applications, and/or on our new website. If you are open to sharing this information with your members and any other networks, it would be greatly appreciated. The deadline for applications is October 14th. I am more than happy to talk through any questions that you or any potential applicants might have, and please feel free to pass my contact information along as well.

 

All the best,

Amanda