Graduate Student Seminar Series (GSSS)
The GSSS is an opportunity for graduate students to present their own research to an audience of fellow graduate students, and on certain occasions, faculty. The purpose of the GSSS is:
- to provide an informal environment where students can exchange research ideas, and
- to foster collaborative efforts in scholarly research among students.
The GSSS is distinct from the department "Brownbag" workshops, in which both faculty and students present their work to the entire department.
If you wish to present your work contact Michael P. Stone or Zinnia Mukherjee for more information.
Spring 2008
Wednesday, March 19, 2008 - 12:30 pm
HRM 339
Professor Kathleen Segerson, "Writing in Economics: Some Advice from a Former Math Major"
Wednesday, April 16, 2008 - 12:30 p.m.
HRM 339
Maroula Khraiche and Parag Waknis, "Learning Latex"
Wednesday, April 23, 2008 - 12:30 pm
HRM 339
Paramita Dhar, "School Quality and Property Values: A Case Study of Connecticut"
Fall 2007
Friday, November 2 - 11:00 am
W.B. Young Building
Michael Cohen, "Beginners Introduction to Matlab"
Monday, November 5 - 4:30 pm
HRM 339
Biplab K. Ghosh, "TBA"
Thursday, November 8 - 12:20 pm
HRM 339
Michael P. Stone, "Creating a Homepage at UConn"
(During Economics Brownbag session)
Spring 2007
February 21
Philip Shaw, "Brute Force Maximum Likelihood Estimation"
March 14
Juan-Pedro Garces, "Education and Development: What Has Been Said, What Has Not Been Said and What Could Be Said"
March 21
Gulgun Bayaz, "Social Networks and Labor Market Outcomes: A Public Sector Analysis"
April 4
Zinnia Mukherjee, "Voluntary Threat Mechanisms to Reduce Sea Turtle Bycatch in the Gulf"
April 11
Nicoleta Iliescu, "Antidumping as Determinant of Tariff-Jumping FDI: Case of India"
Fall 2006
August 29
Philip J Shaw, "Optimal Inference and Point Estimation Under LAU"
September 12
Nicholas Shunda, "Human Trafficking in a Cross Section of Countries: A First Look"
October 12
Miguel Vivar, "Adverse Effects of Money Supply on Unemployment and Inflation rate in the Short-run and the Long-run"
October 26
James Hilliard, "Conflict of Interest in Contingent Commission Arrangements: Evidence From the Property-Casualty Insurance Companies"
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