DAPS BROWN BAG – Fall 2009

Thursdays -12:30 pm to 1:30 pm, Milne 215

Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, University at Albany

Last updated: Sunday, October 20, 2009

Date	Presenter	Topic	Location
9/10	Erika Martin	Expanded HIV Screening in the US: What Will It Cost, and Who Will Pay? A Budget Impact Analysis.	Milne 215
9/17	Bryan Early	Loss Aversion as Motivation: The United States and Section 301 Trade Disputes	Milne 215
9/24	David Andersen	Group Model Building	Milne 215
10/1	Rod MacDonald	A system dynamics computer simulation model of New York States impaired driving system.	Levitt Room
10/8	David Andersen	What are the Decision and Policy Sciences at UAlbany? Special DAPS-L Topic	Milne 215
10/15	Christine Muller	Health resource allocation decisions	Milne 215
10/22	Navid Ghaffarzadegan	Optimal Private and Public Warning Decisions in a Dynamic Context	Milne 215
10/29	Kathleen L Deloughery	The Marginal Affect of a Terrorist Organization	Milne 215
11/5	Chao-Yueh Liu	Exploring Prospect Theory Related Cases: A Feedback View of System Behavior	Milne 215
11/12	Tom Stewart	The problem of human unreliability	Milne 215
11/19	Chao-Yueh Liu	Exploring Prospect Theory Related Cases: A Feedback View of System Behavior	Milne 215
11/26	No DAPS Lunch
12/3	Eliot Rich, David Andersen, George Richardson	Future Structure of DAPS	Milne 215

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Contact person: Chao-Yueh Liu