Curriculum Vitae - Georgia State University
Curriculum Vitae - Georgia State University
Curriculum Vitae - Georgia State University
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4Walker, Carol. Ph.D. dissertation defended 7/15/2010: “The Buck Stops Here: ThePresident as Manager of the U.S. Economy during Crisis”Invited Lectures and Training Seminars“Understanding the Qualitative vs. Quantitative Research Divide”. Guest Lecture forDaniel Young‟s “Political Science Research Methods” course (POLS 3800). <strong>Georgia</strong><strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong>, February 6, 2013.“Foreign Policymaking and the „Two Presidencies‟ Thesis.” Guest lecture for DanielFranklin‟s “American Chief Executives” course (POLS 4180). <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>State</strong><strong>University</strong>, November 17, 2011.“The American Founding as Creation Myth.” Guest lecture for Dr. Molly Bassett‟s“Religious Dimensions in Human Experience” (RELS 6080), <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>State</strong><strong>University</strong>, September 23, 2010.“Bibliographic Reference Acquisition, Management, and Sharing with Zotero.” Trainingseminar for <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> Department of Political Science graduatestudents and faculty. September 25, 2009.“Rhetoric, Influence, and Decision Making on the U.S. Supreme Court: A Digital TextAnalytic Approach.” Invited lecture at SUNY at Buffalo: December 9, 2008“Using Digital Text Analysis Software for Social Science and Humanities Research.”Invited training seminar at George Mason <strong>University</strong>‟s “Technology Across the<strong>Curriculum</strong>” faculty working group. Fairfax, VA: February 28, 2008RECENT RESEARCH GRANT WORKJune 2012 – June 2013: Co-Project Leader (with Michael Fix) for <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>State</strong><strong>University</strong> Center for Human Rights and Democracy Politics of Sentencing andMandatory Minimums Project Leader AwardTotal amount awarded: $5,000Project Title: "Examining Variation in <strong>State</strong> Punitiveness”Fall 2006 – Spring 2009: Project Director for the NSF - Funded UMD Digital DocketProjectTotal amount awarded: $767,996. BSC-0624067, September, 2006 to August, 2009.Official title: “DHB: A Computational Approach to Understanding the Dynamics ofthe Judicial System.” PI: Wayne McIntosh. Co-PI‟s: Cynthia Cates, Lee Strickland,and Jimmy Lin.Responsibilities: Served as liaison between Principal Investigators from threedepartments; coordinated and mentored a ten-member team of undergraduate researchassistants; assigned tasks to graduate research assistants from several departments;co-authored papers; and made presentations at professional conferences.