Labor, Development & Health Workshops

Spring 2026

Mondays at 2:30 pm unless otherwise noted

Date and Time

Presenter

Paper Title

Host
2/2/2026

2:30-4:00

 Katie Bollman
(Oregon State University)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 More with Less: The Impact of Mandatory Overtime on Police Wellness and Productivity Cooper
2/9/2026

2:30-4:00

 Joshua Lewis
(University of Montreal)
Virtual		 From Bust to Boom: The Great Depression and Women’s Fertility Ritter
2/16/2026

2:30-4:00

 Matt Brown
(UConn)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 The Effect of Recreational Marijuana Policy on Workplace Absence
3/23/2026

2:30-4:00

 Jason Baron
(Duke)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 The Impact of Maltreatment Investigations on Child Wellbeing: Evidence from Quasi-Randomly Assigned Hotline Screeners Kim
3/30/2026

2:30-4:00

 Desmond Ang
(Harvard)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 World War I and the Rise of the Ku Klux Klan Ross
4/6/2026

2:30-4:00

 William Kerr
(HBS)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 TBD

Furtado
4/13/2026

2:30-4:00

 Menaka Hampole
(Yale School of Management)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 TBD Furtado
4/20/2026

2:30-4:00

 Phil Levine
(Wellesley)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 TBD Simon
4/27/2026

2:30-4:00

 Meng Song
(UConn)
In-Person
Herbst 337		 How Does a Four-Day School Week Affect High School Students? Evidence from Colorado

 

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