The Center has over 500 faculty affiliates and regularly hosts visiting scholars and fellows. These affiliates and fellows are engaged in core research on trends in poverty and inequality, the sources of poverty and inequality, the consequences of poverty and inequality, and the effects of policy initiatives on poverty and inequality. The Center provides small seed grants to faculty and student...

Gary Alan Miller [1] Director Gary Alan Miller serves as the Director of University Career Services. He previously worked at Carolina from 1994-1999 and 2008-2014 before returning to UCS in 2017 ? he can?t stay away! Gary was born in Tennessee, but has also called Atlanta, Seattle, and New York home over the past 25 years. He holds degrees from Middle Tennessee State University and Georgia Stat...

The Center has over 500 faculty affiliates and regularly hosts visiting scholars and fellows. These affiliates and fellows are engaged in core research on trends in poverty and inequality, the sources of poverty and inequality, the consequences of poverty and inequality, and the effects of policy initiatives on poverty and inequality. The Center provides small seed grants to faculty and student...

The Center has over 125 Stanford University faculty affiliates, national and international fellows, student affiliates, and visiting scholars and fellows. These affiliates and fellows are engaged in core research on trends in poverty and inequality, the sources of poverty and inequality, the consequences of poverty and inequality, and the effects of policy initiatives on poverty and inequality....

Career Services at Pace University is committed to supporting your career development and maximizing your employment success through an extensive array of resources and programs. Our team of experienced counselors will work with you to provide individual career advisement and personalized job search strategies.We offer specialized workshops and web-based knowledge resources that will enhance th...

THE QUALITY of a scholarly journal rests upon the knowledge and dedication of its referees. During the past two years, the Associate Editors (Toby Berger, Jack Capon, John G. Proakis, Luther D. Rudolph, Donald L. Snyder, and Terry J. Wagner) and I, all new to our positions, have been deeply impressed by both the competence and the generosity of the referees for this TRANSACTIONS. Their contribu...

The Center has over 500 faculty affiliates and regularly hosts visiting scholars and fellows. These affiliates and fellows are engaged in core research on trends in poverty and inequality, the sources of poverty and inequality, the consequences of poverty and inequality, and the effects of policy initiatives on poverty and inequality. The Center provides small seed grants to faculty and student...

We discuss a phenomenon that appears when ‘even’ occurs in questions. Specifically, an inference of what we call ‘‘extreme ignorance’’ is projected onto the speaker. We argue that this effect arises when the known unlikelihood ‘even’ focuses an entire question, resulting in the focused question being the least likely to be asked. Specific implicatures then conspire to bring about the inference ...

Career Services at Pace University is committed to supporting your career development and maximizing your employment success through an extensive array of resources and programs. Our team of experienced counselors will work with you to provide individual career advisement and personalized job search strategies.We offer specialized workshops and web-based knowledge resources that will enhance th...