Stefan Wojcik Lazer Lab Northeastern University 132 Nightingale Hall 360 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Phone: Fax: Email: Homepage: (715) 864-6206 (303) 492-0978 [email protected] http://spot.colorado.edu/stwo0664 Education Ph.D. Political Science, University of Colorado Boulder, dissertation defended, December 2014 Focus: Comparative Politics, Methodology. Advisor: Andy Baker Dissertation: Networks and Legislative Politics in Brazil: Exploring the Causes and Consequences of Political Networks for Parties and Legislators Committee: Andy Baker, David S. Brown, Anand Sokhey, Carew Boulding, Lucio Rennó M.A. Political Science, University of Colorado, 2012 M.A. Political Science, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, 2010 B.A. Political Science, Philosophy, Spanish, University of Minnesota Duluth, 2007 Positions Postdoctoral Fellow, Northeastern University and Harvard IQSS, January 2015-present Research Assistant, Lazer Lab, Northeastern University, September 2014-December 2014 Graduate Instructor, Department of Political Science, University of Colorado Boulder, 2013-2014 Research Assistant, The European Center of Excellence, University of Colorado Boulder, 2012-2013 Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science, University of Colorado Boulder, 2010-2012 Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, 2008-2010 Papers Under Review/Working Papers 2014 “Regionalism in the World Polity". (with Joseph Jupille and Brandy Jolliff). Presented at International Studies Association, San Francisco, CA. Under review. 2014 “The Evolution of Interparty Switching in Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies". Presented at the Political Networks Conference 2012, winner of Political Networks Conference poster award. Dissertation Chapter. Under review. 2014 “Interparty Networks and Party Exit in Brazil". Doctoral qualifying paper. Presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference 2013. Under review. 2014 “Parties and Personal Traits: Analyzing Network Formation in Brazil". Dissertation chapter. 2014 “Political Networks and Co-voting in the Brazilian Congress: How do Networks Coordinate Voting Behavior?". Dissertation chapter. Stefan Wojcik 2 2014 “Why NA? A Study of Missing Data". Under review. 2014 “Networking in the Brazilian Congress: An Analysis of Gender and Cooperation". (with Shawnna Mullenax). Uses data from Dissertation. Presented at Midwest Political Science Association Conference 2014. Winner of Best Graduate Student Paper, Department of Political Science, CU-Boulder. 2014 “Tracing the Legislative Process: A Network Approach". (with Anand Sokhey, Josh M. Ryan, and Gilad Wilkenfeld). Presented at Legislative Networks in a Transatlantic Perspective, Madison, WI. Preparing for journal submission. 2013 “Cabinet Co-sponsorship Networks in Brazil" (with Lucio Rennó). Presented at ECPR Joint Sessions, Mainz, Germany. Presented at Midwest Political Science Association Conference 2013. Presented at Legislative Networks in a Transatlantic Perspective, Madison, WI, 2013. Under Review. 2013 “Are Democracies Cheaper? Regime Type, Electoral System, and Consumer Price Levels" (with Andy Baker and David S. Brown). Preparing for journal submission. Selected Presentations and Papers-in-progress 2014 “Selection-Imputation: An Alternative Approach to Missing Data Under Nonignorable Selection Bias”. (with Jeffrey J. Harden). 2013 “The Co-Evolution of Ideology and Switching Behavior in Brazil: Using Longitudinal Network Models to Reveal the Nexus between Ideological Sorting and Party-Driven Incentives in Brazil". 2013 “Diffusion Networks and Interdependence Are Often in the Error Term: Improving Analyses of Time-Series Cross-Sectional Data Using Network Analysis ". (with Johannes Karreth). 2011 “The Disappeared and the Remnants: A Competing Risks Approach to Party Exit in Advanced Democracies" (with Jennifer K. Smith). Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, IL. 2010 “Examining the Determinants of Party Electoral Failure in Western Democracies: 1890-2010". (with Jennifer K. Smith). APSA Annual Conference, Washington D.C. 2010 “When Do Parties Perish? Party Decline in Italy and Britain" Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, IL. 2006 “Reconciling Two Faces: Peru’s Trade Challenge" Undergraduate Research Opportunities Project Showcase University of Minnesota, Duluth. 2006 “Reconciling Two Faces: Peru’s Trade Challenge" Alworth Institute for International Studies University of Minnesota, Duluth. Grants and Awards Best Graduate Student Paper (with Shawnna Mullenax), University of Colorado, 2014, total $100 Graduate Summer Fellowship, University of Colorado, 2014, total $6000 Beverly Sears Research Award, University of Colorado, 2014, total $1000 Latin American Research Cluster Grant, University of Colorado 2013, 2014, total $250 Political Science Summer Research Grant, University of Colorado 2012, 2013, 2014, total $1800, $2500, $2250 Stefan Wojcik 3 Co-winner of Award for Best Substantive Poster, Political Networks Conference, 2012, total $125 CEUCE Research Assistantship, University of Colorado, 2012-2013 Graduate Teaching Assistantship, University of Colorado, 2010-2012 Foreign Language Area Studies Grant, 2009, 2010, total $6500, $7500 Graduate Teaching Assistantship, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, 2008-2010 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chancellor’s Award, 2008 total $1500 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Project (UROP) award, 2006-2007 total $1200 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Project (UROP) award, 2005-2006 total $1500 VCAA Research Grant, 2005, total $600 Ehlers Book Philosophy Scholarship, 2005, total $200 Statistics/Programming Experience Programming in R Statistical Modeling in R Time Series Analysis Limited Dependent Variables Python Multilevel Modeling Network Analysis Exponential Random Graph Modeling Bayesian Analysis SQL Languages English - Native. Spanish - Proficient for Professional Purposes. Portuguese - Proficient for Professional Purposes. Teaching Experience Latin American Political Systems. Instructor of record. Fall 2014 Data Analysis II (grad level). TA for Jeffrey J. Harden. Spring 2014 Western European Politics. Instructor of record. Fall 2013 Introduction to International Relations. CU. TA for Moonhawk Kim. Fall 2011 Introduction to Comparative Politics. CU. TA for Andy Baker and Joseph Jupille. Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Spring 2012 Latin American Politics. TA for Natasha Sugiyama UWM. Spring 2010 U.S.-Latin American Relations. TA for Natasha Sugiyama. UWM. Fall 2009 Ethnicity, Religion, and Race in American Politics. TA for Donald Pienkos. UWM. Spring 2009 Introduction to Political Science Research. TA for Steven B. Redd. UWM. Fall 2008 Stefan Wojcik 4 Service Mentors of Political Science (MOPS) co-president. References Prof. Andy Baker Dept. of Political Science University of Colorado Boulder, CO, USA 80309 Phone: + 1 303 492 1733 Email: [email protected] Prof. David Brown Dept. of Political Science University of Colorado Boulder, CO, USA 80309 Phone: + 1 303 492 4783 Email: [email protected] Prof. Anand Sokhey Dept. of Political Science University of Colorado Boulder, CO, USA 80309 Phone: + 1 303 492 6563 Email: [email protected] Prof. Joseph Jupille Dept. of Political Science University of Colorado Boulder, CO, USA 80309 Phone: + 1 303 492 5445 Email: [email protected] Last updated: January 14, 2015
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