11.233 Research Design for Policy Analysis and Planning
Fall 2014
Instructors: Gabriella Yolanda Carolini, Janelle K Knox-Hayes
TA: Eric K Chu
Lecture:
M10-1
(10-401)
Gabriella's Office Hours: M4:30-6:30
(9-515)
Eric's Office Hours: W3-5
(9-268)
Information:
Announcements
Final proposal comments (brief) uploaded on Stellar....
Greetings all!Happy 2015! In case you have not checked, please note that your final proposals have brief comments that were uploaded to Stellar at the end of term. Sorry for the delay in actually alerting you to this!
I hope this finds everyone well in your respective corners of the world!
Gabriella
Announced on 07 January 2015 3:22 p.m. by Gabriella Yolanda Carolini
Assignment #7 returned
I've just returned your case selecteria criteria
assignments! As you may have noticed, Gabriella and I have provided
a lot of comments on your work so far, so I urge you to take the
opportunity to review and reflect on them while drafting your
proposals. In the meantime, for Monday's class, I've asked
a bunch of your colleagues (ranging from 2nd to 6th year students
across all program groups) to come share their experiences with
you. The format of this session will be fairly open, so we can
discuss issues ranging from first year papers, general advising, to
research opportunities, etc. I've uploaded some examples of
first year paper proposal, final papers, and published products
onto our Stellar site for your reference. See you then!
Announced on 21 November 2014 5:49 p.m. by Eric K Chu
Assignment #6 returned
Hi all! I just returned assignment #6. Like usual, do let
Gabriella or me know if there are any questions.
Announced on 11 November 2014 2:07 p.m. by Eric K Chu
Assignment #5 returned
Hi all: I've just returned assignment #5. Good job
everyone! Please do let me know if there are any issues.
Announced on 02 November 2014 5:46 p.m. by Eric K Chu
Assignment #3 returned
Assignment #3 has now been returned. Again, great job
everyone! Do let me or Gabriella know if you have any questions
with the comments and/or grading. Also, don't worry if your
research question is not quite "perfect" yet, you will
have several more opportunities to rethink, reframe, and revise
it.
Announced on 17 October 2014 1:39 p.m. by Eric K Chu