John Glenn College of Public Affairs and other Ohio State University faculty and researchers will present at the 48th Annual Fall Research Conference of APPAM, the Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management, Nov. 5 through 7 in Boston.
This year’s conference, Fifty States, Fifty Systems: State Policy Variations and Impacts, explores how state-level variation impacts well-being, placing policymaking at the center of the issue.
Meet these Buckeye experts at the conference!
Glenn College Experts
Thursday, Nov. 5
Yiseon Choi, Doctoral Candidate
- Evaluating the Resilience of Defense-critical Supply and Demand Networks, Presenting Author, Why Supplies Run Out: A Laboratory Experiment on Information Constraints in Emergency Supply Chains
Associate Professor Noah Dormady
- Evaluating the Resilience of Defense-Critical Supply and Demand Networks, Chair
Courtesy Professor Vladimir Kogan, Political Science
- How States Govern Election Administration: Voter Lists, IT Centralization and Vote Counting, Discussant
- Beyond Information: Behavioral Mechanisms in Government-Citizen Interactions, Presenting Author, How Much Do Voters Care About Student Learning?
Yiseon Choi, Doctoral Candidate
- Electricity Markets, Pricing, and Utility Structure, Presenting Author, Watt We Say vs. What We Do: Evidence from Conjoint Experiment in Retail Energy Markets
- Friday Poster Reception, Presenting Author, Poster #85, Who Hires AI Talent? Impacts of AI on Employer Hiring Behavior and Labor Market Dynamics (Co-Authors: Courtesy Professor Bruce A. Weinberg, economics; Jiong Wu, Post Doctoral Scholar, economics)
- When Families Fill the Gaps: Intergenerational Support in Aging Societies, Presenting Author, Sharing the Wealth: Intergenerational Financial Ties in the Transition to Adulthood (Co-Authors: Professor Rachel Dwyer, sociology; Courtesy Professor Meta Brown, economics)
- Techniques for Public Impact Research: Designing and Conducting Research that is Useful to Public-Serving Organizations, Roundtable Moderator
Assistant Professor Tasha Perdue
- Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice Decision-Making: Sentencing, Courts, and Policy Design, Presenting Author, Racial Disparities in Criminal Sentencing and Drug Court Eligibility (Co-Author: Lydia Applin, PhD Candidate)
Assistant Professor Ashley E. Orr
- Homelessness and the Criminal Justice System, Chair
Rebecca F. Xie, Doctoral Candidate
- From Credit Access to Debt Enforcement: Financial Vulnerability Across Systems, Panel Organizer and Presenting Author, Wage Garnishment and Eviction Risk: Evidence from Franklin County Municipal Court Records
Saturday, Nov. 7
Brandon Frye, Doctoral Candidate
- Saturday Poster Luncheon, Presenting Author, Poster #43, Opportunity for Who? Analyzing the Moving Patterns of Ohio LIHTC Residents
Katelyn Jennings, Research Associate, Ohio Education Research Center
- Early Career Professionals Community Roundtable, Co-Organizer
Courtesy Professor Vladimir Kogan, Political Science
- School Board Elections and Governance in a Changing Political Environment, Presenting Author, The Electoral Power of the Teacher
Assistant Professor Ashley E. Orr
- Housing Instability for Low-Income Renters: Evictions, Arrears, and Policy Solutions, Presenting Author, Is Housing Problem Solving Enough?
Assistant Professor Seo-Young Byun
- Saturday Poster Luncheon, Presenting Author, Poster #16, Without Childcare Responsibilities: Gender and Tenure Differences in Faculty Work-Life Balance and Retention
Other Ohio State presenters
Thursday, Nov. 5
Sooa Ahn, Doctoral Student, Economics
- Policy Incentives, Resource Allocation, and Organizational Behavior in Health Care, Chair
Trisha Chanda, Research Scientist, Sociology
- Policy Perspectives on Relationship Stability and Divorce, Discussant
Jialing Wu, Doctoral Student, Engineering Education
- Improving Student Engagement and Achievement in Online Learning Settings, Discussant
Friday, Nov. 6
Sooa Ahn, Doctoral Student, Economics
- Provider Supply and Assessment, Presenting Author, Impact of Physician Supply on Health Outcomes of Underserved Populations
Trisha Chanda, Research Scientist, Sociology
- From Credit Access to Debt Enforcement: Financial Vulnerability Across Systems, Presenting Author, The Effect of Incarceration on Child Support Arrears and Consumer Debt
Yufan Ji, Doctoral Student, Civil Engineering
- Data Centers, Grid Infrastructure, and Energy Investment, Presenting Author, How Do Data Centers Impact Grid Resilience? Evidence from Power Outages and Hurricanes
Assistant Professor Margaret Jodlowski, Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics
- Topics in Agricultural Labor from wages to immigration, Presenting Author, The Causal Effects of Wage-Setting Formula Changes on Agricultural Labor Markets
Sujin Lee, Doctoral Candidate, Economics
- The Emerging Role of AI in Education and Workforce Preparation, Presenting Author, AI Training is Increasing but not equally: AI Training Inequality in Higher Education
Professor Tansel Yilmazer, Human Sciences
- Financial Fragility and the Price of Credit: Payday Lending, Safety Nets and Mortgage Costs, Discussant
Saturday, Nov. 7
Trisha Chanda, Research Scientist, Sociology
- Impacts of Child Support Policies and Payments on Wellbeing of Children and Parents, Presenting Author, Children’s Living Arrangements and Parental Debt after Divorce
Assistant Professor Jared Grant, Agricultural, Environmental and Developmental Economics
- Food Access and Public Policy: Incentives, Restrictions, and Unintended Consequences, Presenting Author, Equity in Access to SNAP Nutrition Incentives: Where are GusNIP Retailers Needed?
Nahae Kang, Post Doctoral Scholar, Education and Human Ecology
- Sugar, Alcohol, and Caffeine: Policy Impacts on Consumption and Health Outcomes, Presenting Author, Daylight and Caffeine Consumption: Evidence from Time Zone Borders
Xufeng Liu, Doctoral Student, Agricultural, Environmental, and Developmental Economics
- Public Policy and Environmental Risks: Causal Evidence on Health and Inequality, Presenting Author, Winners and Losers from Fuel Subsidy Removal Evidence from Birth Outcomes in Nigeria (Co-Author: Lingyan Hu, economics)
Assistant Professor Carolyn Tsao, Economics
- Redesigning the Teacher Role: Evidence on Strategic Staffing Models and their Effects, Chair
Jialing Wu, Doctoral Student, Engineering Education
- From Text to Evidence: AI-Assisted Analysis and Measurement: Using AI to turn documents and online discussions into research findings, Facilitator, From Reddit to Policy Insights: Using AI to Summarize Public Opinion on Robotics Courses
- Saturday Poster Luncheon, Presenting Author, Poster #135, Teachers as AI Policy Actors: Focus Group Evidence from a K-12 Robotics Consortium