Jennifer Frey is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of South Carolina. Her research focuses on issues in ethics and the philosophy of action, and her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Journal of the History of Philosophy, Intention and Double Effect (University of Notre Dame Press, Forthcoming), and Philosophy News.
The New Orleans Invitational Seminar in Ethics (NOISE) is a one day meeting featuring discussion of new papers by Ben Bradley (Syracuse), Eric Cave (Arkansas State), Justin D’Arms (Ohio State), Jeff Moriarty (Bentley), and Connie Rosati (Arizona).
Commentators and Discussants will include Elizabeth Brake (Calgary), Dale Dorsey (Kansas), Janice Dowell (Nebraska), Sean Foran (Bowling Green), Daniel Jacobson (Michigan), Simon May (Virginia Tech), Douglas Portmore (Arizona State), David Shoemaker (Tulane), David Sobel (Nebraska), and Steven Wall (Arizona).
The 2012 New Orleans Invitational Seminar in Ethics (NOISE) is a one day meeting featuring discussion of new papers Dale Dorsey (Kansas), Sean Foran (BGSU), Daniel Jacobson (Michigan), David Lefkowitz (Richmond), and David Sobel (Nebraska).
Commentators and Discussants include Elizabeth Brake (Arizona State ), Eric Cave (Arkansas State), Justin D’Arms (Ohio State), Janice Dowell (Nebraska), Simon May (Virginia Tech), Jeff Moriarty (Bentley), Jonathan Quong (Manchester), Connie Rosati (Arizona), David Shoemaker (Tulane), and Steven Wall (Arizona).”
The 2013 New Orleans Invitational Seminar in Ethics (NOISE) is a one day meeting featuring discussion of new papers on ethics by Elizabeth Brake (Arizona State), Janice Dowell and David Sobel (Nebraska), Eric Mack (Tulane), Douglas Portmore (Arizona State), and Steve Wall (Arizona). Commentators and session chairs include Connie Rosati (Arizona), Simon May (Florida State), Jeff Moriarty (Bentley), Dale Dorsey (Kansas/Tulane), Pamela Hieronymi (UCLA), and David Lefkowitz (Richmond).
NOTE: Registration is required. Please see below for more details.
The 2016 New Orleans Invitational Seminar in Ethics (NOISE) is a one-day meeting featuring discussion of new papers on ethics and political philosophy by Dale Dorsey (University of Kansas), Gwen Bradford (Rice University), David Sobel (Syracuse University), and Christian Coons (Bowling Green State University). Registration is required, and papers will be assumed to have been read in advance in order to best facilitate discussion.
Open to all, with free registration. Registration is required. Please contact Professor David Shoemaker at dshoemak@tulane.edu to register.
The program for NOWAR 2013 has now been posted.
This one-day conference brought leading health policy experts to Tulane to present work on behavior and innovation in healthcare markets.
Shin Yi Chou, Lehigh University, “The Benefits of Prenatal Care: Evidence from the SARS Epidemic in Taiwan”
Neeraj Sood, University of Southern California, “Price Shopping for Healthcare”
Michael Darden, Tulane University, “The Star Treatment: Estimating the Impact of Star Ratings on Medicare Advantage Enrollments”
Dr. Finlay received his PhD from University of California, Irvine in 2007. His research fields are labor economics and applied econometrics, and his research interests include external effects of incarceration and crime and human capital in cities. Recently, Dr. Finlay has been looking at the effect of prescription requirements for pseudoephedrine on methamphetamine labs and use of methamphetamine.
Dr. Yin is one of the postdoc teaching fellows in the Murphy Institute and Department of Economics at Tulane University from 2013-2015. She obtained her PhD degree from Toulouse School of Economics, France in 2013. Before that, she obtained an M.A. from the China Center for Economic Research, Peking University. Her research interests involve health economics, empirical industrial organization and the economics of innovation and intellectual property.
