Jeeshim and KUCC625's Schedule

Fall 2009

RESEARCH

Paper submission: Park, Hun Myoung, and James Perry. "Are the New Public Servants Ordinary People, Too?" to PAR.
Park, Hun Myoung, "Remodeling Electronic Government Research"
Revision: Park, Hun Myoung, Linear Regression Models for Panel Data Using SAS, Stata, LIMDEP, and SPSS (working paper).
Park, Hun Myoung, Estimating the Structural Equation Model Using Mplus, SAS, Amos, and LISREL (working paper).

TEACHING

CONFERENCE & PRESENTATION

Paper presentation: Park, Hun Myoung, "Putnam (2000) Revisited: Does Information Technology Crowd Out Face-to-face Ties?" at the Annual APPAM Research Conference at Washington D.C. on 5-7 November

WORK

Published Park, Hun Myoung, and James L. Perry. 2009. "Do Campaign Websites Really Matter in Electoral Civic Engagement? Empirical Evidence from the 2004 Post-election Internet Tracking Survey." in Costas Panagopolous ed. Politicking Online: The Transformation of Election Campaign Communications. 101-123. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.
Presented a paper, Park, Hun Myoung, and James Perry. "Are the New Public Servants Ordinary People, Too?" (Annual Meeting of Academy of Management) on August (and IU SPEA Doctoral Workshop at IMU Maple on January 30).
Revised a working paper, Albright, Jeremy, and Park, Hun Myoung, Confirmatory Factor Analysis Using Mplus, SAS, Amos, and LISREL.
Revised a working paper, Park, Hun Myoung, Comparing Group Means: T-tests and One-way ANOVA.
Revised a working paper, Albright, Jeremy, and Park, Hun Myoung, Estimating Regression Models for Categorical Dependent Variables.

Submitted a paper, "Searching for the Impact of Information and Communication Technology Use: Modeling Issues of Causal Structure, Endogeneity, Missing Data Problem, and Many Zeros" to Information Society.
Submitted a paper, "The Crisis of Web Accessibility in Korean Electronic Government" [Korean] to Journal of Governmental Studies, Korea University.
Attended the Midwest SAS Users Group Conference in Indianapolis, October 12-14

Fall 2007

Finalized a book chapter, Park, Hun Myoung, and James L. Perry. "How Does Information and Communication Technologies Facilitate Civic Engagement?: Empirical Evidences from Panel Data of the American National Election Studies." in Erik Bergrud and Kaifeng Yang eds. Civic Engagement in a Networked Society. Information Age Publishing.
Finalized an article, Hun Myoung Park, and James L. Perry. "Do Campaign Websites Really Matter in Electoral Civic Engagement? Empirical Evidence from the 2004 Post-election Internet Tracking Survey." Social Science Computer Review.
Submitted a conference paper, Causal Structure, Endogeneity, and the Missing Data Problem in Modeling the Impact of Information and Communication Technology (E-government) Use: Theoretical and Methodological Challenges." Proceedings of the 41th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-41) in Hawaii, HI (January 7-11, 2008).
Taught SPEA-K300 Statistical Techniques (3 credits), IUPUI

Spring 2007