Ivan Lee

@Prof_SP @ASUPubAffairs @PAReview Thanks Shannon !

Check out (and cite!) my new paper with @SebJilke published @PAReview shorturl.at/fsyLQ

@jmstritch1 @SebJilke So I am going to spend all my travel funds for research... Hopefully a productive summer here in Haikou!

@jmstritch1 @SebJilke Sadly that I can't come due to the quarantine measures in China. I don't want to be quarantined for more than 28 days again within a short period of time.

@SebJilke Thanks Sebastian!

@GGVanRyzin @RutgersSPAA Thanks Gregg! Sadly that I coudn't join because of the travel restrictions. Will definitely visit SPAA again whenever possible!

Congrats @Ivanpclee —we were all thinking of you at the hooding ceremony today @RutgersSPAA

@theKareemWillis Congratulations!!

This black, queer, immigrant just successfully defended his dissertation. I am now Dr. Kareem K.M. Willis. 🎓 #PHinisheD #blackscholars #queer #godisfaithful #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

We have open positions for assistant and associate professors in political science @AarhusUni . If you're looking for a collegiate atmosphere and a great research environment, you should consider applying. Please reach out if you have any questions: bss.au.dk/en/about-aarhu…

Based on their new @PAReview article, @Chengxin_M_Xu @lihuafang explain why social service fees may drive away supporters @3Streamsblog medium.com/3streams/servi…

[2/2] Job search is not an easy task especially under the pandemic. Fortunately, I got helped from @SebJilke and many people (The list is too long for a tweet). So it’s time for me to help back: If you want some materials (e.g., actual interview questions) just let me know!

[1/2] I'm happy to share that in the coming year, I will be joining @ASUPubAffairs & @asupublicsvc at @ASU as a tenure track Assistant Professor working at the campus in Haikou, China (a city just next to my home in Hong Kong). Really looking forward to the new journey!

So humbled to share a piece of good news. Our research proposal with @DanbeeLee1, "Bureaucratic Reputation, Whistleblowing Management, and the Roles of Accountability Institutions," is receiving the 2021 APSA Paul Volcker Junior Scholar Research Award @apsapublicadmin.

It is a great honor to be awarded with the Volcker Junior Scholar Research Grants. Many thanks to @hongtao_yi @miyeon_song and Prof. Frank Thompson's nomination, and to @apsapublicadmin's support for this study.

Our results are very encouraging. But the data collection process reminds us the importance to have a better reporting standard for experiments or even all quantitative studies. Plus, this should NOT be the final p-hacking check.

#ScholarSunday @danyao_li is a PhD candidate at @IUONeillSchool. Her interests include race & gender and law enforcement. Read some of her awesome work on traffic stops and I can't wait to see it in print. scholar.google.com/citations?user…

@nickhkor Congrats!

I am glad to announce that I will be joining the Department of Public Policy (POL) at the City University of Hong Kong, one of the best public administration and political science department in Asia, as tenure-track Assistant Professor from early August. 1/N

@JinKim78226932 @PAReview @SebJilke @_Oliver_James_ Many thanks!

New in @PAReview by @Ivanpclee @SebJilke @_Oliver_James_ "Do More Options Always Benefit the Users of Public Services? An Experimental Study of School Choice, Performance and Satisfaction" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

Are more options always a good thing? In our @PAReview paper (with @SebJilke & @_Oliver_James_ ), we argue that facilitating minimal user choice is preferable to having no choice, but further increasing options may not bring additional benefits. URL: rb.gy/lxcdkn

A robust and interesting study on citizens’ assessments of SLBs. @deBoerNoortje did a great job again!