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Category Archives: Morrell
Duey defends senior thesis on education spending
Eric Duey ’13 defended his senior thesis, “Farmington, Budget Referenda, and the Down Vote: A Case Study of Why People Vote Against Education.” He was advised by Prof. Michael Morrell. Congratulations!
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UConn attends Midwest PSA conference
Several members of the UConn community attended the Midwest Political Science Association annual conference. Thanks to Claire Simonich for the photos: Prof. Michael Morrell presented a paper using an experimental method to examine the effects of empathy and winning and … Continue reading
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Buckman defends thesis on Education Policy in CT
Brien Buckman ’12 defended his thesis, “Unheard Perspectives: The Framing of Primary andy Secondary Education Policy in Connecticut.” He was advised by Prof. Michael Morrell.
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