The O'Neill Ph.D. Student Association (OPSA) invites you to participate in the 25th Annual OPSA Conference. The conference is Friday, Feb. 27, courtesy of the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, Bloomington, and the Governance and Management Speaker Series. The OPSA Annual Conference highlights some of the research of current Ph.D. students. O'Neill's doctoral students have hosted the conference since 2000.
Room: O'Neill 3rd Floor Graduate Lounge
Topic: Technology, Administrative Systems, and Public Sector WrokforceRoom: A335Chair: Tom RabovskyDiscussants: Juwon Chung
Alex Yunchen Zhu | What Explains Variation in Digital Administrative Burden? A theoretical Model and Experimental Test. |
Jiaen Wu | Automation or Augmentation? How Generative AI Reshapes Job Satisfaction in Public Organizations |
Jiyoung Jun | Do you dare consider public service? Unpacking how job atributes shape applications to the US federal government. |
Topic: Public and Nonprofit Capacity, Infrastructure, and Local Fiscal DevelopmentRoom: A335Chair: Amanda RutherfordDiscussants: Jaehyun Choi
Katelyn Rousch | Accelerating Resilience: Are Nonprofits Filling the Gaps in Government Capacity? |
Sieun Lee | Beyond Film Tax Incentives: Local Property Value and Tax Icome from Media Production |
Distingushed Scholar Lecture:Room: A335Jim PerryDistingushed Professor Emeritus, Chancellor's Professor of Public & Environmental Affairs Emeritus
LunchRoom: 3rd Floor Graduate Lounge
