COPP Doctoral Conference
The Doctoral Student Research Conference of the College of Public Programs (COPP) is an educational and professional development activity designed to provide students an opportunity to present their scholarly work and to receive critical feedback in a collegial and friendly academic forum. It will also constitute an occasion for intellectual and social interaction (and potential collaborations) among graduate students and faculty members of our four schools: Community Resources and Development, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Public Affairs, and Social Work.
The COPP Doctoral Student Research Conference
is an opportunity for doctoral students in the College of Public
Programs to present their scholarly work, and to receive critical
feedback in a collegial and friendly academic forum. If you would like
to attend this conference, please RSVP before April 15, indicating your name, school, and whether you are a doctoral student or a faculty member.
