Join fellow members of the APSA Political Communication Section for our annual APSA preconference on Wednesday, August 30 at the University of San Francisco!
Our lineup this year includes 8 different panels on important topics in political communication, from comparative research across regime types to information credibility and fake news to, of course, the 2016 presidential election. We'll also have a roundtable discussion on the challenges of communicating about our research in a climate that can be hostile to science, as well as plenty of opportunities for you to catch up with friends and colleagues.
Registration is free, but helps us get an accurate count for schedule purposes. Please take a moment to let us know you'll join by registering below!
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Our lineup this year includes 8 different panels on important topics in political communication, from comparative research across regime types to information credibility and fake news to, of course, the 2016 presidential election. We'll also have a roundtable discussion on the challenges of communicating about our research in a climate that can be hostile to science, as well as plenty of opportunities for you to catch up with friends and colleagues.
Registration is free, but helps us get an accurate count for schedule purposes. Please take a moment to let us know you'll join by registering below!
Join fellow members of the APSA Political Communication Section for our annual APSA preconference on Wednesday, August 30 at the University of San Francisco!
Our lineup this year includes 8 different panels on important topics in political communication, from comparative research across regime types to information credibility and fake news to, of course, the 2016 presidential election. We'll also have a roundtable discussion on the challenges of communicating about our research in a climate that can be hostile to science, as well as plenty of opportunities for you to catch up with friends and colleagues.
Registration is free, but helps us get an accurate count for schedule purposes. Please take a moment to let us know you'll join by registering below!
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Our lineup this year includes 8 different panels on important topics in political communication, from comparative research across regime types to information credibility and fake news to, of course, the 2016 presidential election. We'll also have a roundtable discussion on the challenges of communicating about our research in a climate that can be hostile to science, as well as plenty of opportunities for you to catch up with friends and colleagues.
Registration is free, but helps us get an accurate count for schedule purposes. Please take a moment to let us know you'll join by registering below!
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