WPSA Conference Schedule 2023

Unity in the Midst of Disunity:
The Role of Political Science in Democracy


Please note that this schedule is subject to change.
Room Wednesday, 5th TIMES TBD
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Wednesday April 5th 9am-2pm
Virtual Only 33.2 - Latina/o Politics Workshop

Room Wednesday April 5th 9am-5pm
Waterfront B 33.4 - Environmental Political Theory Workshop

Room Wednesday April 5th 12pm-3pm
Waterfront A 33.3 - Interpretive Methods Workshop

Room Wednesday April 5th 1:30pm-6pm
Garden A/B 33.1 - Feminist Theory Workshop

Room Thursday April 6th 8am-9:45am
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.13 - Rightwing & Conservative Politics
Pacific E 03.1 - New Directions in Climate Justice
Pacific F 15.6 - Police & Abolitionist Horizons
Pacific G 08.1 - International Conflict
Pacific H
Pacific I
Pacific J 16.1 - (Un)Making Authority in ancient Greece
Pacific K 28.1 - The current state of abortion policy in the US
Pacific L 15.22 - The Materiality of Emergence
Pacific M 14.1 - New Technologies: Surveillance, Privacy, & Artificial Intelligences
Pacific N 18.1 - Race, Gender, Historical Representation
Pacific O 14.12 - Politics of 21st Century Capitalism

Regency A 01.4 - Political Economy
Regency B 23.1 - The Politics of Marginalization

SeaCliff A 07.1 - Immigration Law & Policy
SeaCliff B 13.2 - Advocacy Organizations and Their Dilemmas
SeaCliff C 19.1 - Authors Meet Critics Sex Trafficking and Human Rights: The Status of Women and State Responses
SeaCliff D 27.1 - Electoral dynamics and consequences of candidate characteristics

BayView A 01.6 - Repression and Resistance
BayView B 15.1 - The Politics of Love, Care, and Compassion
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.5 - Unity, Disunity, and Collective Agency
Golden Gate 15.9 - From Utopia to Dystopia, Despair to Redemption

Garden A 09.1 - Author-Meets-Critics: Farah Godrej's Freedom Inside: Yoga & Meditation in the Carceral State
Garden B

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A
WaterFront B
WaterFront C
WaterFront D 02.1 - Race, Ethnicity, and Higher Education
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Thursday April 6th 8am-11:45am
Waterfront A 33.8 - WPSA Executive Council Meeting

Room Thursday April 6th 10am-11:45am
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.14 - Populism, Pluralism, and Majoritarianism
Pacific E 03.2 - Cultivating Planetary Connection
Pacific F 03.8 - Governing the Environment from Above and Below
Pacific G 08.2 - Civil War and Political Violence
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.14 - Populist Politics
Pacific J 16.2 - Democratic Checks and Balances
Pacific K 28.2 - Gender stereotypes in the American and comparative context
Pacific L 01.3 - Authoritarian Politics of the MENA Region
Pacific M 15.4 - The Political Theory of Hannah Arendt
Pacific N 23.10 - Race & Ethnic Politics Today: Toward New Perspectives & Theoretical Frameworks
Pacific O 18.2 - Politics and Popular Culture

Regency A 21.1 - Explaining Who Comes and Who Goes
Regency B 20.1 - Cases in CA Public Management

SeaCliff A 15.28 - The Figure of the Witch in Political Theory and Philosophy
SeaCliff B 04.2 - Disasters, Shocks, and Crises
SeaCliff C 19.2 - Out in the Archives
SeaCliff D 27.2 - Drivers and consequences of voter preferences

BayView A 00.2 Co-Sponsored Panel W/ 05.1 - Biden Presidency at the Halfway Mark
BayView B 15.2 - Desires of/for the Other: Political Projects of Race, Gender, and Disability
BayView Foyer
Marina 01.13 - Politics of Modern China
Golden Gate

Garden A 09.2 - Gender, Sexuality, and Interpretation
Garden B 01.2 - Colonialism, State Formation, and Development

WaterFront Entry Executive
WaterFront A Council
WaterFront B Meeting
WaterFront C
WaterFront D 02.2 - Politicization of Higher Education
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Thursday April 6th 12pm-1pm
Waterfront E 33.7 - Keynote Speaker - American Political Science Association President - Lisa Martin

Room Thursday April 6th 1:15pm-3:00pm
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.15 - What is Protest? Reinterpreting Collective Action
Pacific E 03.3 - Security, Territory, Ecology
Pacific F 03.14 - Author-Meets-Critics Discussion - Mobilizing Hope: Climate Change and Global Poverty by Darrel Moellendorf
Pacific G 08.3 -Human Rights
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.15 - Religion and Politics
Pacific J 16.3 - Rethinking the Modern State: Revolution, Gender, and Nationality
Pacific K 28.3 - Gender and international relations
Pacific L 24.3 - Local Elections and Representation
Pacific M 14.9 - Politics of Resistance
Pacific N 14.15 - Practices of Everyday Citizenship
Pacific O 18.3 - Landscapes of Racial and Economic Marginalization

Regency A 01.1 - 'New Democracy' in the Era of New Normal
Regency B 06.1 - How Intersectional Communities Experience Challenges and Traumas Yet Also Build Community

SeaCliff A
SeaCliff B 04.3 - Identities & the Environment
SeaCliff C 25.1 - The Law and Science Dissertation Grant: An Introduction
SeaCliff D 10.1 - Case Studies and Historical Analysis of the Courts

BayView A 05.2 - Presidents, Bureaucracy, and Democratic Resilience
BayView B 15.3 - Racial Capitalism
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.7 - Settler Colonialism & Indigenous Sovereignties
Golden Gate 15.11 - Posthumanisms and New Materialism

Garden A 17.1 - American Political Development Perspectives on Law and Inequality
Garden B 11.1 - Legislative Institutions and Democracy

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A
WaterFront B
WaterFront C
WaterFront D 02.3 - Emerging Issues in Higher Education
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Thursday April 6th 3:15pm-5:00pm
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.16 - Grassroots Politics and the Remaking of Democracy
Pacific E 12.1 -Communication During Times of Crisis
Pacific F 07.2 - Immigration and the City
Pacific G 08.4 - Foreign Policy
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.16 - African Politics
Pacific J 16.4 - Political Economy
Pacific K 28.4 - Gender, representation, and violence
Pacific L 24.4 - Environmental Policy and Political Conflict
Pacific M 14.4 - Comparative Political Thought
Pacific N 14.16 - Digital Intimate Publics: Reaction, Pleasure, Connectivity
Pacific O 23.4 - Threat, Conspiracy and Identity Politics

Regency A 21.4 - Affect and Polarization
Regency B 06.2 - Diverse Legislatures: Exploring Why Intersectionality Matters for Political Representation

SeaCliff A 03.7 - Slow Culture and the American Dream: roundtable discussion
SeaCliff B 22.5 - US Federal Policymaking
SeaCliff C 25.2 - Teaching to Reach Across Divides
SeaCliff D 10.2 - The Impact of Demographics on the Judiciary

BayView A 01.5 - Authoritarian Regimes
BayView B 15.18 - The Black Radical Tradition
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.8 - Affective Politics: Guilt, Loss, and Envy
Golden Gate 15.12 - Problems in Liberal Thought: Pluralism, Exclusion, and Intervention

Garden A
Garden B

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 33.16 - Politics, Groups, and Identities - Meet the Editors
WaterFront D 02.4 - Pandemic Work
WaterFront E 17.2 - Institutional Politicking

Boardroom A
Boardroom B 04.1 - Environmental Justice & Equity
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Thursday April 6th 5:15pm-6:45pm
Garden A 33.12 - Graduate Students Reception - Sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha

Room Thursday April 6th 6pm-9pm
Waterfront A/B 33.13 - WPSA Awards Presentation and Reception

Room Friday April 7th 8am-9:45am
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 14.2 - Myth, Narrative, and Storytelling
Pacific E 03.5 - The Environmental Politics of Difference
Pacific F 03.15 - Degrowth, Left Ecomodernism and Beyond?
Pacific G 08.5 - International Political Economy
Pacific H
Pacific I
Pacific J 16.5 - Insurgent Politics
Pacific K
Pacific L 24.5 - Local Governance and Public Policy Outcomes
Pacific M 14.5 - Responsibility, Reparation, and Forgiveness
Pacific N
Pacific O 23.5 - Racial Identity and Political Behavior and Attitudes

Regency A 22.1 - Marginalized Groups & Public Policy
Regency B 23.2 - A Roundtable Discussion: Latina/os Building Political Power

SeaCliff A 00.5 Co-Sponsored Panel W/ 07.4 - Belonging, Resistance, and the Immigrant Experience
SeaCliff B
SeaCliff C 19.3 - LGBTQ voting and representation
SeaCliff D 27.3 - The politics of voting rights

BayView A 15.17 - Anticolonial Connectivities
BayView B 00.1 Co-Sponsored Panel W/ 01.17 - Author Meets Critics - Policing and Politics in Latin America: When Law Enforcement Breaks the Law by Diego Esparza (Lynne Rienner Publishers 2022)
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.21 - Power, Governmentality, and Freedom
Golden Gate 15.25 - Sources of Discontent: Rethinking the Archives in/of Political Theory

Garden A
Garden B 13.3 - Intra-Group Coalition Building

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A 29.1 - Asian Pacific American Politics for the 2020s: Opportunities and challenges for empowerment and solidarity
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.1 - Labor Pains: Feminists and the Market
WaterFront D 32.1 - Autocratic Discourse and Propaganda
WaterFront E 33.5 - Professional Development: Grant-seeking from Private Foundations: What Investigators Should Know

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Friday April 7th 10am-11:45am
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.30 - Author-meets-critics: Alena Wolflink's Claiming Value: The Politics of Priority from Aristotle to Black Lives Matter
Pacific E 03.6 - Political Economies of the Environment
Pacific F 23.6 - Vote Suppression: Past, Present and Future
Pacific G 08.6 - Gender and International Relations
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.18 - Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Politics
Pacific J 16.6 - Post-Colonialism
Pacific K
Pacific L 24.6 - Policing, Housing, and Inequality in Urban Spaces
Pacific M 14.6 - Post- and Settler Colonial Theories and Indigeneity
Pacific N 14.18 - Embodied Social Change and Healing Justice
Pacific O 14.14 - Novel Sources and New Methods

Regency A
Regency B 20.2 - Innovations in Public Management that Reform and Strengthen Outputs and Outcomes

SeaCliff A
SeaCliff B 04.5 - Markets, Money & the Environment
SeaCliff C 19.4 - LGBTQ rights, advocacy and visibility
SeaCliff D 27.4 - Electoral systems and electoral accountability

BayView A 33.11 - Political Research Quarterly - Meet the Editors
BayView B
BayView Foyer
Marina 13.1 - Contemporary Research on Organized Groups in Politics
Golden Gate 15.26 - Sharing the World in Dark Times

Garden A 09.4 - Imperial Sexism, Feminist Collectivities, and Interpretive Methods
Garden B

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A 29.2 - Asian American Political Thought: Purpose, Problems, and Polemics
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.2 - Feminists Grapple with the Family
WaterFront D 32.2 - Evidence from Historical Episodes of Autocracy
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Friday April 7th 12pm-1pm
Garden A 33.9 - Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession and Gender Justice Meeting

Waterfront E 33.15 - Keynote Speaker - California Assembly Member - Evan Low

Room Friday April 7th 1:15pm-3:00pm
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.31 - Dying of Democracy
Pacific E 15.36 - Method and Interpretation
Pacific F 03.16 - The Conditions and Limits of Environmental Justice
Pacific G 08.7 - International Law
Pacific H
Pacific I 03.13 - Climate Pessimisms and the Dystopian Turn
Pacific J 16.7 - Political Emotions and Ancient Political Theory
Pacific K 28.7 - Gender, voting behavior, and public opinion
Pacific L 24.8 - Budgeting in the Western States - Part 1
Pacific M 14.7 - Politics of Everyday Life
Pacific N 14.19 - Globalizing Political Theory
Pacific O 23.8 - Political Efficacy, Apathy and Identity Politics

Regency A 22.2 - Regulating Technology
Regency B 06.3 - Old & New Approaches: Latinx Political Actors Looking to Understand and Pursue Political Power

SeaCliff A 07.6 - Public Opinion, Race, and Immigration Policy
SeaCliff B 22.6 - Policymaking and Public Health Emergencies: Reconceptualizing and Reassessing State Capacity in the United States
SeaCliff C 25.3 - Educating for Social Justice: Rethinking the Purpose of Political Science
SeaCliff D 10.3 - Civil Liberties in the Courts

BayView A 15.19 - Members, Federations, and the Boundary Problem
BayView B 01.7 - Conflict Processes
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.23 - Five Reflections on Political Liberation: On Taking up Space, Afromodern Methods, Epistemic Solidarity, Dialectical Political Responsibility, and Being Difficult
Golden Gate 15.27 - Transformative action between judgment and structures

Garden A 17.3 - Patterns of Dominance, Provision, and Division: An International Perspective
Garden B 11.2 - Representation in American Legislatures

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A 29.3 - Asian Pacific American Political Identity and Representation
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.3 - Taming of the Shrews: Disciplining Feminists and Feminism
WaterFront D 32.3 - Repression and Shadows of Repression
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Friday April 7th 3:15pm-5:00pm
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 15.32 - Roundtable Remembering the Life and Work of Tracy B. Strong
Pacific E 23.7 - Protest, Politics and Political Power
Pacific F 15.29 - Political Theories of Technology
Pacific G 08.8 - The European Union
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.19 - Elites and Authoritarian Systems
Pacific J 16.8 - Interpreting Ancient Political Thought
Pacific K 23.9 - Policing, Crime, Violence and the Politics of Race
Pacific L 24.9 - Budgeting in the Western States - Part 2
Pacific M 14.8 - Democratic Politics
Pacific N 24.2 - When Place-Context Shapes Politics
Pacific O 14.13 - Politics of Care

Regency A 21.5 - Politics Gets in the Way of Reality
Regency B 06.4 -Understanding & Amplifying the Peoples' Voice: Diverse Public Opinion, Vote Choice & Political Participation

SeaCliff A
SeaCliff B 22.7 - Health Outcomes & Policies
SeaCliff C 25.4 - Educating for Social Justice: Practical Tools for Anti-Oppressive Pedagogy
SeaCliff D 10.4 - Judicial Procedures and Decision-Making

BayView A 15.20 - The Political Theory of Sex and Gender
BayView B 1.8 - Democracy, Development, and Crisis: India, Brazil and the Middle Income Trap
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.24 - The Paradox of Unity
Golden Gate

Garden A 17.4 - Stories of Resilience, Response, and Self-Determination
Garden B 23.16 - Race, Identity & Candidate Preference

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A 29.4 - Professional Development for Asian and Pacific Islander American Scholars in the Discipline
WaterFront B 30.4 - Body Talk: Embodied Political Theories
WaterFront C
WaterFront D
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B 33.6 - Methods CafĂ©
Boardroom C 32.4 - Election and Succession

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Friday April 7th 5:15pm-5:45pm
Garden A 33.10 - WPSA Business Meeting

Room Friday April 7th 6pm-8pm
Waterfront C/D/E 33.14 - WPSA Grand Reception

Room Saturday April 8th 8am-9:45am
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 24.1 - Towards an Urban Politics of Space and Race
Pacific E 03.9 - Multispecies Politics and Justice
Pacific F 14.20 - Author Meets Critics on Part Time for All: A Care Manifesto, by Jennifer Nedelsky and Thomas Malleson
Pacific G 08.9 - Responding to Rising Powers
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.20 - Politics of Protest
Pacific J 16.9 - Law, Obedience, and the Modern State
Pacific K 28.5 - Gender, mobilization, and social movements
Pacific L
Pacific M 14.3 - Liberalism in the 21st Century
Pacific N 14.21 - LGBT Inclusion in American Life: Pop Culture, Political Imagination, and Civil Rights by, Susan Burgess
Pacific O 23.11 - Representation, Partisanship & Policy Outcomes

Regency A 04.7 - Odds & Ends for $1000, Alex
Regency B 23.3 - The Inland Empire: Contradictions of Neoliberal Capitalism, the Latinx Civil Society Project, and the Potentiality of Transformation

SeaCliff A
SeaCliff B 04.6 - Energy Transitions
SeaCliff C 19.5 - LGBTQ politics in Europe and North America
SeaCliff D 27.5 - Race and ethnicity in electoral politics

BayView A 15.33 - Technological Futures: Emerging Frameworks, Unexpected Effects
BayView B 00.4 Co-Sponsored Panel W/ 01.9 - Democratic Politics
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.37 - Truth, Lies, and Fabulation
Golden Gate 15.41 - Anti-Fascist Politics

Garden A 23.17 - Indigenous Voices: The Politics of Native People
Garden B 13.5 - Parties and Group Interests in Elections

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A 29.5 - Asian Pacific American Politics in the City
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.5 - Feminist Foundations
WaterFront D 32.5 - New Data and Measurement
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Saturday April 8th 9am-12pm
Waterfront B 31.1 - The 6th Annual Community College Mini-Conference
Zoom Link laccd.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApd-ihrTMpG9yfOR3g00RMF0_MDb_gzymX

Room Saturday April 8th 10am-11:45am
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D
Pacific E 03.10 - Vital Politics in a Planetary Age: Rethinking Empire, Political Economy, and Social Movements
Pacific F
Pacific G 08.10 - Asia and the World
Pacific H
Pacific I 01.21 - Public Perception in Authoritarian Systems
Pacific J 16.10 - Frederick Douglass and Abolitionism
Pacific K 28.6 - Gender, parties, and elites
Pacific L
Pacific M 14.10 - Politics of Rights
Pacific N 23.15 - Gender, Sexuality and Political Identity
Pacific O

Regency A 21.3 - The Political Lives of Emotions
Regency B 06.5 - The U.S. and Beyond: Intersectionality through National and International Lenses

SeaCliff A
SeaCliff B 07.5 - Comparative Analyses of Migration and Immigration
SeaCliff C 19.6 - Establishing a WPSA LGBTQIA+ Caucus
SeaCliff D 27.6 - Electoral politics of the COVID-19 pandemic

BayView A
BayView B 01.10 - Globalization and International Order
BayView Foyer
Marina 15.38 - Discursive Politics: Hate, Harm, Hypocrisy, Apology
Golden Gate 15.42 - Author Meet Critics - Dying Abroad: The Political Afterlives of Migration in Europe by Osman Balkan

Garden A
Garden B 11.3 -Position-Taking and Civility in Policymaking

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.6 - Politics of Violence: Sex, Power, and Feminism
WaterFront D 32.6 - Authoritarian Institutions
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Saturday April 8th 1:15pm-3:00pm
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D 23.12 - Race, Ethnicity and Political Context
Pacific E 03.11 - Fresh Approaches to Teaching Environmental Political Theory
Pacific F
Pacific G 00.3 Co-Sponsored Panel W/ 08.11 - Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Pacific H
Pacific I 24.7 - Representation and Reform of Local Democratic Institutions: Explanations and Effects
Pacific J 16.11 - Structuring the Modern State
Pacific K
Pacific L
Pacific M 14.11 - Policing, State Violence, and Resistance
Pacific N
Pacific O

Regency A 21.6 - The Role of Groups in Shaping Attitudes
Regency B 21.7 - Rethinking Opinion Formation

SeaCliff A 22.3 - Policy and the Environment
SeaCliff B 07.3 - Detention, Deportation, and Race
SeaCliff C 25.5 - Professionalization for First-Generation Students and Faculty
SeaCliff D 10.5 - Perceptions of the Judiciary

BayView A 15.35 - Social Movements in Political Theory
BayView B 15.39 - Economy, Class, Politics
BayView Foyer
Marina 01.11 - Authoritarian Institutions
Golden Gate

Garden A 32.7 - Media and Propaganda
Garden B 12.3 - Explaining, Correcting, and Responding to Elite Rhetoric

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.7 - Feminists Strike Back!: Resistance, Protest, and Power
WaterFront D
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors

Room Saturday April 8th 3:15pm-5:00pm
Panel
Pacific A
Pacific B
Pacific C
Pacific D
Pacific E 03.12 - Aesthetics and Environmental Political Theory
Pacific F 23.13 - Political Learning, Education & the Politics of the Underrepresented
Pacific G
Pacific H
Pacific I
Pacific J
Pacific K
Pacific L
Pacific M
Pacific N
Pacific O

Regency A 21.8 - Shaping Public Opinion Across Contexts
Regency B 23.14 - Language, Citizenship & Political Incorporation

SeaCliff A 22.4 - State & Local Policymaking
SeaCliff B
SeaCliff C 25.6 - Ungrading and Mindfulness in Pedagogy and Andragogy
SeaCliff D

BayView A
BayView B 15.40 - Modes of Engagement
BayView Foyer
Marina 01.12 - Illiberal Politics in Democratic Systems
Golden Gate

Garden A 12.2 - Shaping Activism and Public Opinion Through Media
Garden B

WaterFront Entry
WaterFront A
WaterFront B
WaterFront C 30.8 - Reflections on the Miniconference
WaterFront D
WaterFront E

Boardroom A
Boardroom B
Boardroom C

Bay Level Foyer
SeaCliff Foyer Registration/Exhibitors


Please note that this schedule is subject to change.

ROOM WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS THURSDAY 12PM-1PM THURSDAY EVENING EVENTS FRIDAY 12PM-1PM FRIDAY EVENING SATURDAY 12PM-2PM
Garden A 33.1 Feminist Theory Workshop
1pm-6pm
33.12 Pi Sigma Alpha Graduate Students Reception
5:15pm - 5:45pm
33.9 Gender Justice Caucus Mtg.
12pm - 1pm
33.10 WPSA - Business Meeting
5:15pm - 5:45pm
Garden B
Waterfront A 33.3 Interpretive Methods
12pm - 3pm
33.13 Awards Presentation and Reception
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Waterfront B
Waterfront C 33.14 WPSA Grand Reception
6pm - 9pm
Waterfront D
Waterfront E 33.4 EPT WORKSHOP
9am - 5pm
33.7 APSA President Lisa Martin
12pm - 1pm
33.15 Assembly Member Evan Low
12pm - 1pm
Section Chair Lunch
12pm - 2pm
Virtualt Zoom 33.2 Latino Politics Workshop
Virtual Off Site
Bay Level Foyer Registration