The Roosevelt House faculty seminars have served as a cornerstone of Hunter’s interdisciplinary public policy research initiatives. These interdisciplinary, semester-long seminars provide a unique forum for members of the Hunter faculty across a range of disciplines to share and refine their scholarly research, with the goal of producing high quality papers for publication in journals and other venues. Seminar participants discuss one paper each week that has been previously circulated to all seminar members.  The author is introduced by another member who then moderates the discussion.

To view descriptions and participant lists for past and current seminars, please click on the links below:

• Democratic Emerging Powers and International Human Rights
• Fall 2012 Roosevelt Public Policy Institute Seminar Series on Food and Health
• Fall 2010 Human Rights and International Justice Faculty Seminar
• Fall 2010/Spring 2011 Joan H. Tisch Faculty Seminar on Health Reform
• Spring 2011 Human Rights Faculty Seminar
• Spring 2011 Public Policy Faculty Seminar
• Fall 2011 Public Health Faculty Seminar