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Home 11 Graduate Education Presentations from the 2007 Teaching and Learning Conference Session A: Using Evidence in Graduate Education Integrating Information Literacy into the Political and Policy Science Curriculum Leroy LaFleur, George Mason University Good Governance in Research Methods Course Management Peter J. Balint, George Mason University Session C: Teaching Strategies for Graduate Students Podcast, Upload, Download: The “Hybrid Model” in Teaching Graduate Courses in the 21st Century (.ppt version) Rekha  Datta, Monmouth University Joseph Patten, Monmouth University Regina Lotito, Graduate Student, Monmouth University Teaching Confidence: Do Political Science Graduate Students Have the Necessary Tools? Melissa J Buehler, Purdue University Laura U. Schneider, Purdue University A Cultural Change in Graduate Education: The NSF IGERT Program Mary H. Durfee, Michigan Technological University Session E: Lessons From PA and Policy Education The Petra Project: Creative Pedagogy in Teaching HRM in the Master of Public Administration A. Damien Yaghi, Kennesaw State University Teaching the Public Administration Strategy Course Online David E. McNabb, Pacific Lutheran University Session F: Cross-National Views How much Foreign Policy Teaching could be Foreign Policy Making? Leticia Pinheiro, Pontificia Universidade Católica-Rio de Janeiro  Training for First-Time University Teachers of Political Science in Europe Gabriela  Pleschova, Comenius University The 'Dispossessed'? Foreign Students in American Graduate Schools Anika Cornelia Leithner, California Polytechnic State University Delia Alexandru Popescu, University of Colorado, Boulder Session G: Graduate Education and National Policy Preparing Policy Graduate Students for Public Service and Academia David Swindell, University of North Carolina, Charlotte The Opportunities and Challenges of National Security Education in the DOD James S. Robbins, National Defense University The Challenges of Graduate Education in a Professional Military Education Setting Amit Gupta, Air War College  Presentations for Other 2007 Teaching and Learning Tracks