Research Methods Workshop
9:00-Noon
11/07
Carl Fields Center, 58 Prospect Ave
Multipurpose Room 104
9:00-10:00
The City’s Built Environment
Visual Evidence: Hannah Bennett, Architecture Library
Internal City Structure: Stephen Redding, Woodrow Wilson School
Urban Infrastructure and Environment: Ted Segal and Colby Fisher, Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering
Normative Approaches to Urban Planning and Architecture: the Contribution of Political
Theory: Jan-Werner Mueller, Department of Politics
10:00-11:00 Urban Institutions and their Records
Princeton University Archives and Public Policy Papers: Dan Linke, Mudd Manuscript
Library
Historical City Newspapers, Databases & Primary Sources: Elizabeth Bennett,
Firestone Library
Political and Economic Data: Bobray Bordelon, Firestone Library
Demographic Resources: Elana Broch, Stokes Library
11:00-Noon
Inhabiting the City
Culture: Eric Avila, Department of History, UCLA through Princeton-Mellon Initiative in
Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities
Ethnography: Rachael Ferguson, Department of Sociology
Quantitative Data and Statistics: Jonathan Tannen, Woodrow Wilson School and Office of
Population Research
Towards a Theoretically Informed Ethnography: Patricia Fernández-Kelly,
Department of Sociology
OPEN TO ALL PRINCETON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS & FACULTY
RSVP Required – vfitzpat@princeton.edu
http://urbanstudies.princeton.edu/