[Pols-l] sign up; Itinerary for Professor Gbemende Johnson

[Webb, Clayton McLaughlin]

I'm happy to do dinner on Monday or Tuesday, whenever works best.

Clay

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On Oct 25, 2017, at 5:48 PM, Haider-Markel, Donald Patrick via Pols-l <pols-l at lists.ku.edu<mailto:pols-l at lists.ku.edu>> wrote:

Colleagues, below and attached please find the Itinerary for Professor Gbemende Johnson's visit in November. Please let me know asap about slotting time for you and/or if you have ideas for the itinerary.
Thanks.
DHM

Itinerary for Professor Gbemende Johnson

Hamilton College



The Clifford P. Ketzel Speaker Series for the Expression of Minority Opinions and Political Science Lecture Series





KU visit (November 6-8, 2017)

06 Nov 17 Monday

12:05               Arrive MCI, DELTA 2075

Todd Schmidt will bring to Oread Hotel for Check in

2:00pm            Meet with Patrick Miller

3:00pm            Meet with

4:00pm            Meet with

Free time

6:30                 Dinner with ______________,_________________, _______________ place TBD

07 Nov 17 Tuesday

8:00                 Breakfast with

9:00am            Meet with

10:00am          Meet with

11:00am          Meet with

Noon-1pm:                  brown bag lunch with graduate students

1:30                 Meet with

2:30                 Meet with

3:30-4pm         Prepare/setup presentation

4-5:30pm        Research Presentation in 455 Watson, "Adjudicating Executive Privilege: Federal Administrative Agencies and Deliberative Process Privilege Claims in U.S. District Courts."

5:45                 Reception in bar area of Merchants

7:00                 Dinner with ______________,_________________, _______________ place TBD

Return to Oread

08 Nov 17 Wednesday

8:00am            Alex Middlewood will pick up at Oread for transport to MCI

10:18am                      Depart MCI, DELTA 2106



Bio: Dr. Gbemende Johnson received her master's degree and Ph.D. in political science from Vanderbilt University and a bachelor's degree summa cum laude from Georgia State University. Her research interests are American institutions, judicial politics and executive branch politics. Johnson also has a strong secondary interest in political theory.  Her dissertation examined judicial decision-making on cases involving executive power and policy in the 50 States. Johnson's work has appeared in the American Journal of Political Science and she recently received a grant from Rutgers' University Center on the American Governor to examine state Supreme Court deference to executive power. She is currently working on a project that explores the non-delegation doctrine in the states and a project that examines state implementation of portions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. At Johnson is teaching courses on constitutional law, civil liberties, and the presidency.

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