Some of my fave events I get to plan are these teaching & learning symposia! Small groups, workshopping teaching resources. This summer: Civic Education & America's 250th (in-person in DC just before the actual 250th), Sports & Politics (virtual), Teaching in the Age of AI (virtual). Take a look!
Please share widely with political science departments and recent political science PhD!
I was unwell during the 9th inning.
Happy TLCatAPSA Eve to all who celebrate. Hope to see you at my favorite event of the year. Come say hi!
Check out @devoncantwell.bsky.social’s super informative thread about APSA’s grad student status committee and its emergency support fund. If you have a few dollars to donate, it goes to a great cause. Donate here (scroll to selecr graduate student support grant members.apsanet.org/donate-now
Not up for a multi-day workshop (see previous post), but still curious to hear how others are approaching teaching American Politics during these times. Check out this superstar webinar on June 5.
Do you teach Intro to American Politics? Want to work on how to teach it during *gestures broadly at everything*? Consider applying to this virtual small group workshop. Resulting resources will be shared on APSA Educate for wider use.
I need to know if he's a "beef with" or "beef minus" guy @ Portillo's?
#TeachLearnSky check out the resources for teaching American Politics and stay tuned for two upcoming APSA events. Feel free to suggest resources.
This resource page highlights scholarship on authoritarianism, democratic back-sliding, democracy, and the US democratic crisis, as well as resources on academic freedom, advocacy, and teaching resources. There's a form for sharing additional resources as we intend for this to be a dynamic document
"Does he look like he works in middle-management at a medium-sized corporate firm, he likes to grill on the weekend, and tells his family 'looks like we got here at the right time' when the line gets long behind them? Perfect."
And for folks wondering, the large number of recipients means it has to be rolled out, so if you are or have recently been an APSA member (I think within 3 years), you should get it sometime today.
My love for teaching conferences isn’t limited to APSA stuff. This is a great addition to ISA for folks looking for a place to talk about teaching.
Yes! Please fill it out, even if you don’t think you’ve been personally impacted. We really want to know what people are experiencing #polisky
Are you a political science graduate student studying one of these 6 topics and you have a dissertation chapter ready for feedback? Please consider applying for one of these dissertation workshops - a great chance to work closely with 2 co-facilitators and a very small group of(6-8) of your peers.
If you're a graduate student in political science, even if you're not applying this year, this is a great chance to learn all the things about the DDRIG.
For my friends ar #MPSA this week, a shout out for Oasis Cafe about 2.5 blocks from the Palmer House.
The Ins and Outs of APSA’s Research Grants: Virtual Workshop Series: APSA Status Committee on Graduate Students in the Profession
The Ins & Outs of APSA Research Grants Tuesday, April 1, 2025 2:00 –3:30 p.m. Eastern | Register Here Join the APSA Committee on the Status of Graduate Students in the…
Deadline Sunday! Apply for the 2025-2026 APSA Diversity Fellowship Program–Spring Cycle, which provides $2,000 in awards to support first- and second-year students in political science PhD programs. #firstgen #APSADFP #polisky
Last Call! Help APSA recognize these new scholars by submitting information about any dissertations completed in your department in calendar year 2024.
This year's list will be published in the May issue of APSA's association quarterly magazine, Political Science Today. View here:
Yes, it’s in the back of a jewelry store.
Food recommendation for #ISA2025 if you’re willing to walk about 15 minutes: Oasis Cafe at 21 N Wabash.
I didn’t take many pictures this weekend at #APSATLC2025. But it was an amazing few days with some of my favorite people in #polisky. And so lucky to work with great folks at APSA who make this all happen.
APSA congratulates the 2025 Teaching & Learning Awardees! #APSATLC2025
🏆Shamira Gelbman for the 2025 APSA Award for Teaching Innovation: https://buff.ly/3EFS57S
🏆Intae Choi for the 2025 Michael Brintnall Teaching and Learning Award: https://buff.ly/4gtwrB7
Welcome #APSATLC2025 attendees to the APSA Teaching & Learning Conference in Alexandria, VA! This weekend, we explore how and why “Teaching Political Science Matters!"
Browse today's panels and sessions in the online program! https://buff.ly/4hsOicG
#Teaching #PoliticalScience #Matters
Funding Graduate Research and Applying for Small Grants: APSA’s Committee on the Status of Graduate Students Virtual Workshop Series
Join the APSA Committee on the Status of Graduate Students in the Profession for a virtual workshop on best practices for funding your research with small grants.…
In addition to this great thread, also check out the APSA Graduate Student Status Committee's webinar from last year on applying to conferences. Scroll to bottom of page for recording & extra resources #polisky #APSA2025
As you're procrastinating on your APSA25 submissions (we don't judge), check out TLC at APSA! It's a great one-day mini-conference focused on teaching held on Sat during the annual meeting. Submissions to TLC at APSA don't count towards conference participation limits.
I’m sensing a staff bonding activity.
Apply to join us this summer in DC! I’m really excited to work with Steven and George on this teaching & learning symposium all about human rights pedagogy. My two favorite things.
