School Calendar

2:30-5 TR, 9-2 F - spring 2008 hours

MONDAY - 9-11 tars ooo, 11-12 dem tech reading, 12-1 TARS out-of-office/CFDR Workshops, 1-2 TARS Meeting, 2-4 dem tech hwrk, 4-6 readings for prelim/dinner, 6-9 Contemporary Theory

TUESDAY - 9-10 dem tech paper, 10-1 theory reading/lunch, 1-2:15 Dem Tech, 2:30-5 TARS Office Hours, 5-6 dem tech hwrk, 6-7:30 gym, 7:30-9 dinner/prelim reading

WEDNESDAY - 9-11 dem tech homework, 11-12 TARS ooo, 12-1 TARS out-of-office/CFDR Workshops, 1-4 TARS ooo, 4-6 theory reading, 6-7:30 gym, 7:30-9 prelim reading/dinner

THURSDAY - 9-10 theory paper, 10-1 theory reading/lunch, 1-2:15 Dem Tech, 2:30-5 TARS Office Hours, 5-6 TARS ooo, 6-7:30 gym, 7:30-9 dinner/dem tech reading

FRIDAY - 9-2 TARS Office Hours, 2-5 dem tech paper, 5-6 theory paper, 6-7:30 gym, 7:30-9 dem tech reading/dinner

SATURDAY - 9-12 dem tech hwrk, 12-1:30 gym, 1:30-2:30 lunch/readings for prelim, 2:30-4:30 theory reading, 4:30-6:30 theory paper, 6:30-9 dinner/prelim reading

SUNDAY - 9-12 theory brief, 12-1:30 gym, 1:30-2:30 lunch/readings for prelim, 2:30-7:30 theory brief, 7:30-9 prelim reading/dinner

Scheduled Times for Tasks

Tars OOO - Mon 9-11 & 12-1, Wed 11-4
Tars Weekly Meeting - Mon 1-2
Tars Office Hours - Tues/Thurs 2:30-5, Fri 9-2
Dem Tech Reading - Mon 11-12, Thurs/Fri 7:30-9
Dem Tech Hmwrk - Mon 2-4, Tues 5-6, Wed 9-11, Sat 9-12
Dem Tech Paper - Tues 9-10, Fri 2-5
Dem Tech Class - Tues/Thurs 1-2:15
Theory Reading - Tues 10-1, Wed 4-6, Thurs 10-1, Sat 2:30-4:30
Theory Brief - Sun 9-12 & 2:30-7:30
Theory Paper - Thurs 9-10, Fri 5-6, Sat 4:30-6:30
Theory Class - Mon 6-9
Readings for Prelim - Mon 4-6, Tues/Wed/Sun 7:30-9, Sat 1:30-2:30, Sat 6:30-9
Gym - Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri 6-7:30, Sat/Sun 12-1:30

 

 

January

  • 1st - check that we have spare toner and adequate paper
  • 26th (M) - 3:30-4:30 - meet with job candidate
  • 30th (F) - 11-12 - meet with job candidate

February

March

  • 1st - check that we have spare toner and adequate paper
  • 23rd - one-pager 6 month progress report due to NCMR

April

  • 1st - check that we have spare toner and adequate paper

May

  • 1st - check that we have spare toner and adequate paper

June

  • 1st - check that we have spare toner and adequate paper

July

  • 1st - check that we have spare toner and adequate paper
  • 20th (?) - apply for parking pass
  • 25th (?) - get Rx's refilled before insurance drama insues
  • 29th - working paper on cohab atts due to NCMR

Next Steps, Projects:

  1. Rel Quals and Condom use - deal with response from perspectives when we get it (r & r or pick somewhere else to send and revise for it)
  2. Older Partners & Rel Quals - check VIFs, re-run alphas?  [nothing is proofed]
  3. W1-2 Who Breaks up - finish analyses, do tables, talk to the ladies about breaking presentation into two papers
  4. Infidelity (thesis) -
  • Williams Institute - re-run interactions; do write-up of methods and results [tables 1-3 proofed, re-ran alphas and added to text and proofed text]
  • Rel Qual Trajectories - send to W & P - do we want this to be a paper?; long-term, figure out a way to run alphas on only the analytic sample; no tables proofed
  • General TARS - sex w/a partner - looks like in w1 w/LP we have people who waid no or were skipped out of the "did you" Q, but then gave a valid date - look across waves, fix all of these
  • W1-2 Feelings about Breakup - do analyses, do tables
  • HIV Risk - done??

    • OTHER

    1. Older Partner Trends -
    2. Other Rel Qual Trends -
    3. Fam Dem - finish code to ID which partner is mom of child, then do code to get mom's age at birth
    4. What happens after a bad rel (been cheated on)?
    5. Reasons for Condom Use
    6. Change in Condom Use
    7. Once a cheater - wait for wave 4, not enough data now
    8. Infidelity longitudinal - need wave 4
    9. old thesis, decisionmaking of virgins and nonvirgins - should proof table 3 & make sure sample is really right (in full, said something about dropping 3 cases); add partner's virgin status; do interactions by gender & r/e for subsamples 

     

    In Future

    4/2010 - 5 year do-not-call registration on MD cell expires
    8/2010 - 5 year do-not-call registration on OH home phone expires
    8/2011 - 5 year opt-out of credit offers at OH address expires

    Hi Ph.D. students - It's time to sign up for the January round of the preliminary examinations. All exams will be given during the week prior to the beginning of spring semester classes: January 2-4, 2008. If you intend to take your major area exam during this period, please notify me in writing (email is fine) no later than November 20. An up-to-date TDP must be filed with the Graduate College prior to taking the exam You also must file an application to take the examination. This application form is available from Pat Carpenter and you should submit it to the Graduate College along with your TDP as soon as possible. It is your responsibility to apply to the Graduate College for the appointment this faculty representative before the exam is taken. The Graduate College has emphasized that a preliminary examination taken under conditions that do not conform to this requirement may be declared invalid (i.e., you will have to re-take the exam!). After receiving your application and TDP, the Graduate College will assign an at-large Graduate Faculty Representative to the exam committee. The Graduate College requires full participation of the Graduate Faculty Representative in the examination process, including the opportunity to submit questions and evaluate answers. Please remind the Area Chair of your examination committee that it is his/her responsibility to solicit questions from the Graduate Faculty Representative prior to the exam. Whether s/he submits questions or not (they never do), the Graduate Faculty Representative must be a reader of the examination, be involved in any and all deliberations, and must sign the appropriate form notifying the Graduate College that the exam has been completed.

    Dr. Tanen - (703) 448-6010, 7921 Jones Bridge Road, Suite 320, 495 exit 46a, 1st traffic light make a right onto Tyson's, right lane, right onto Galleria Drive, at next light right onto Jones Bridge (should see McLean Hilton), in 3rd building on left

    Dr. Frances Webb-Smith, (419) 874-9224, 28442 East River Road (corner of East River and East Boundary), Suite 111, Perrysburg - 75 to exit 193 (US-20/23), turn left onto 23 & go 0.5 miles, right (fork) onto E. Boundary St. and go 0.8 miles to E. River Rd.

    Dr. Hope Mitchell, www.mitchellderm.com, 702 Commerce Drive, Suite 100, Perrysburg, (419) 872-4673, north on main past the 475 entrance (11.3 miles), turn left onto W. South Boundary St.

    Fall 2006 Schedule

    Monday – 8-11 res des reading/laundry at Lmaries, 11:20-2:20 thesis, 2:30-5:15 Fam Demog class (302 Eppler Center), 6-9 Theory class (Tomeh)
    Tuesday – 8-11 theory reading/air dry laundry, 11:20-1:30 williams, 1:30-2 williams weekly meeting, 2-3 TARS weekly meeting, 3-3:50 williams, 4-5:15 Res Design class (201 Education), 5:30-6:30 williams, 7-9 fam demog reading
    Wednesday – 8-9 fam dem reading, 9-11:30 TARS office hours, 11:30-2:30 TARS, 2:30-6 thesis, 6-9 theory reading
    Thursday – 8-9 theory reading, 9-11:30 TARS office hours, 11:30-2:30 assignments, 2:30-3:45 TARS, 4-5:15 Res Design class (201 Education), 5:30-6:30 williams; 6:30-9 groceries, library, clean 
    Friday – 8-9 res des reading, 9-2 TARS office hours, 2-6:30 williams, 7-8 talk to parents, 8-9 theory reading

    Saturday – 8-9 res des reading, 9:20-11:50 thesis, 12:00-6:00 papers, 6-7 res des reading
    Sunday – 8-9 fam dem reading, 9:30-12:30 assignments, 12:30-5:15 TARS, 5:45-7:45 fam dem reading

     

    Spring 2007 Schedule

     

     

    Monday – 8:30-11:30 TARS office hours, 11:30-12 lunch, 12-2 TARS, 2-3 TARS weekly meeting, 3-6 Thesis, 6:20-7 dinner, 7-8 LDA work
    Tuesday – 9-12:30 LDA, 12:30-1 lunch, 1-4 thesis, 4-5:15 LDA (Olscamp 106), 5:30-6:30 Thesis, 7-7:30 dinner, 7:30-8:45 LDA

    Wednesday – 8:30-11:30 TARS office hours, 11:30-12 lunch, 12-2 TARS, 2-6 LDA, 6:20-7 dinner, 7-8 LDA
    Thursday –  9-1 TARS office hours, 1-4 Thesis, 4-5:15 LDA (Olscamp 106), 5:30-6:30 Thesis, 7:-7:30 dinner, 7:30-8:15 LDA
    Friday – 9-11 TARS, 11-12:30 LDA, 12:30-1 lunch, 1-6 Thesis, 6:20-7 dinner, 7-8:30 LDA

    Saturday – 9-12 TARS, 12-12:30 lunch, 12:30-4:30 thesis, 4:30-5:30 LDA, 6-6:30 dinner, 6:30-8:30 LDA
    Sunday – OFF! (buy groceries, cook for week, do laundry)

    FALL 2007

    Monday – 8-9 dyad reading, 9-11 aging paper, 11-1 TARS, 1-2 TARS meeting, 2:30-5:15 Aging (302 Eppler C), 5:30-6:30 TARS, 6:30-8 gym, 8-9-dinner/aging reading
    Tuesday – 8-9 aging reading, 9:30-10:45 Dyad (302 Eppler C), 11-1 TARS, 1-4 TARS office hrs, 4-6:30 dyad paper, 6:30-8 gym, 8-9-dinner/prelim reading

    Wednesday – 8-9 dyad reading, 9-11 ind study, 11-1 aging reading, 1-2 ind study meeting, 2-4 TARS office hrs, 4-6:30 dyad paper, 6:30-8 gym, 8-9-dinner/prelim reading
    Thursday –   8-9 dyad reading, 9:30-10:45 Dyad (302 Eppler C), 11-4 TARS office hrs, 4-6:30 ind study, 6:30-8 gym, 8-9-dinner/aging reading
    Friday – 8-9 prelim reading, 9-12 ind study, 12-2 dyad reading, 2-3:30 ind study, 3:30-5 gym, 5-7 dyad reading, 7-8 prelim reading

    Saturday – 8-9 prelim reading, 9-10:30 gym, 10:30-12:30 TARS, 12:30-3:30 aging paper, 3:30-5:30 dyad paper, 5:30-7:30 aging reading, 7:30-8:30 prelim reading/dinner

    Sunday – 8-12 prelim reading, 12-1:30 gym, 1:30-4:30 TARS, 4:30-6:30 aging paper, 6:30-8:30 aging reading/dinner