THE 2016 SYMPOSIUM ON MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN EFFECTIVE ANIMAL ADVOCACY NOVEMBER 12-13, 2016 — PRINCETON UNIVERSITY “Only by doing high-quality research into animal advocacy can we really form a sound judgement about where our efforts will be most effective and will be doing the most good for animals.” -Peter Singer PAWS SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE Saturday, November 12 Sunday, November 13 Location: Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, Location: Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, 86 Olden Street 86 Olden Street 8:15am-9:00am - Sign-in & Breakfast 8:15am-9:00am - Breakfast 9:00am-10:20am - Introduction - Jon Bockman 9:00am-9:15am - Introduction Funding Advocacy Research - Greg Boese Keynote Address - Peter Singer 9:15am-10:20am - Advocacy Techniques State of the Movement - Jon Bockman Jack Norris, Sneha Suresh, and Harish Sethu 10:20am-10:30am - Break 10:20am-10:30am - Break 10:30am-11:35am - Utilizing Research 10:30am-11:30am - Innovative Techniques Bobbie Macdonald, Nick Cooney, and Krystal Caldwell Christie Lagally, Rosie Wardle, and Kathrin Herrmann 11:45am-1:15pm - Lunch 11:45am-1:15pm - Lunch Location: Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Location: Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding, 58 Prospect Avenue Cultural Understanding, 58 Prospect Avenue 1:15pm-2:20pm - Cognitive Science 1:15pm-2:20pm - Broadening Horizons Adam Shriver, Becca Franks, and Jessica Sandler, Zachary Groff and Eva Vivalt Shane Schweitzer 2:20pm-2:30pm - Break 2:20pm-2:30pm - Break 2:30pm-2:45pm - Closing Remarks 2:30pm-3:50pm - Psychology Jon Bockman Hal Herzog, Georgia Mason, Matthew Ruby, and Catherine Amiot 2:45pm-4:00pm - Open Networking 3:50pm-4:00pm - Break 4:00pm-5:00pm - Advocacy Through Education Garrett Broad, Nicolas Delon and Jeff Sebo 5:00pm-6:00pm - Open Networking A B C D E F G H I J K L M 34 VANDEVE 1 I W EVENT LOCATION ANDC TRANSPORTATION NT S R E H T A 22 H ROU E S R E B LOT 52 M Palmer R TE AVE O Square P Garden Palmer Theatre 206 O House 122 . N S 114 . T Labyrinth . T S 194 Books ST. O NASSAU 2 PRI ROCKEFELLER NASSAU ST. L 169 179 D NCETO Scheide 199 E COLLEGE Henry 159 221 M 173 & 183 N Caldwell U House 201 Madison S Maclean Burr RRA ST. 4 North House 161 171 185 T N N LOT 1 . TO LOT 9 Holder Guard House 165-167 Lowrie Y AVE. STOCK Booth C Olden House PL House H 18-18 19 11 A Firestone Hamilton Chancellor 68 . Stanhope N Green 1/2 60 15 Green C Library LOT 10 40 E F Alexander Nassau Hall L C ST. Joline Campbell L ST. B 29 LIAM HA D LOT 2 19 O WIL UNIVE Friend J 35 3 East R RL 23 MATHEY Engineering W Center MERCER Pyne Hoyt LOT 13 39 TON West Cannon A P.U. Quadrangle R COLLEGE Y Chapel Julis Romo Computer 43 SI College Simpson Press C LOT 8 T Blair Green Rabinowitz S Science A G 27 Y CHAPEL DR. Dickinson (Under T. H (Von 27 17 P Buyers 19 L. 29 36 Construction) Wallace E Andlinger Neumann) 55 PL. Clio Whig Dodge Sherrerd Mudd RDS 35 Witherspoon Corwin 57 31 EDWA McCosh Library 59 18-40 39 Lockhart Murray 41 Theater Bendheim 45 Edwards North Garage 4 McCormick Architecture Marx Robertson Bendheim Fields 47 48 Fisher Finance Tiger Bowen Center 110 120 Prospect Little Colonial Maeder Foulke 58 Apartments 15 11 Dod 1901 Art 1879 PROSPECT AVE. Princeton N ST. Museum INSO Prospect Campus Tower CDE Quad Ivy Cottage Cap & Cloister Charter Bobst 91 115 DICK 2 House Woolworth Theological 10 Henry PYNE Gown 16 BRO Seminary 24 8 12-14 Laughlin Brown Dillon ADMEAD 71 DR. Prospect LOT 35 Gym Gardens 5 Frist Terrace College Road Campus Stephens Jones Apartments Cuyler 1903 Center 87 Pyne Fitness LOT 26 Feinberg LOT 4 E RD. Center Wright Center for COLLEG Walker 1937 McCosh Jewish Life 5 LOT 14 LOT 25 Dillon Dillon Health LN. Ferris 2 1 WILSON FRIST 70 West East Patton IVY LOT 5 Thompson 4 LN. 63, 65 WEST McCarter 3 COLLEGE Lewis Apartments RD. 76 Theatre LOT 18 1939 Dodge-Osborn WAY & 67 E LOT 11 78 6 5 7 Guyot Library Peyton WESTERN 6 53-59 LLEG Fisher Gauss Upper CO 80 Spelman 8 Eno 26 Berlind E 1927-Clapp Strubing 84 WHITMAN L Moett Theatre M 1915 Dinky Bar Wendell COLLEGE Princeton Field 71-73 and Kitchen DR. Wilcox 1938 Rock Schultz Fine Wu Stadium 81 Murley- Community 171 Pivirotto STADIUM GRADUATE 99 Hargadon Yoselo 1976 Hall Thomas McDonnell Strubing New Clarke COLLEGE Lauritzen Bogle Wilf Powers South BUTLER Field Field Baker Arts & Transit 1981 COLLEGE Field LOT 64 7 1967 Scully DR Project (Under Jadwin . EAST Child Care Center Construction) Icahn FORBES Baker Sexton (Under Rink COLLEGE Bloomberg WEST Campbell Field Construction) Wyman Princeton DR. Poe Pardee STADIUM Station 200 Elm Field Cottage Field Field Frelinghuysen Finney Streicker FitzRandolph Cleveland Bridge Field Field Wyman Procter Observatory West Tower House Lourie F Wawa Frick ITZ 8 Lodge MacMillan - Love 1912 Peretsman Weaver West Pavilion Scully RA Pavilion Track Caldwell Garage 1895 N Roberts Stadium DO Field Princeton Field Chilled House LOT 21 Cogen Stadium Neuroscience LPH Water South WASHINGT Architecture Plant Plant Institute Lab Guard RD. Cooling Booth Myslik Plummer DeNunzio AL Elementary Field Field Jadwin Pool Elementary LOT 19 E Towers Particles X LOT 28 Lenz Cordish ON Gym ANDER Particles Springdale Tennis LOT 15 Lab West Family Lab East 9 Thermal RD. Golf Course Center Pavilion Gulick Energy Pavilion FACULTY RD. S LOT 23 T. TH DR. LOT 16 SOU Sherrerd SPRINGDA LOT 17 Bedford Field at E Field 1952 Stadium L M LE . R 10 228 D RD. LOT 20 Grounds LOT 27 Storage Buildings Lake Carnegie 262 LOT 24 262A FACULTY RD. H IBB 272 EN 11 TO University Buildings MAG Class of 1887 7 125-137 First Transit Saturday, November01 12: Boathouse I LA E Under Construction CAR R KESIDE Shea Rowing TO 282 D. TAY NE LO Lakeside 101-111 R Center U Non-University Property G CT. .S. N IE Garage 294 RD. 201-215 R CE 151 Departs Hyatt Regency at 8:00am; arrivesLE MatONIC K Andlinger Center for Energy and theOU Environment approximately 8:15am NT LOT 30 202 TE ER Lakeside 12 306 CT. Departs Hyatt Regency at 8:15am; arrives200 3 0at1-315 AndlingerGraduate Center for Energy and the1 Environment approximately 8:30am 351 Housing 401-413 Helm 502-510 Departs Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at 5:30pm; arrives at Hyatt Regency approximately 5:45pm Departs Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at 6:00pm; arrives at Hyatt Regency approximately 6:15pm Sunday, November 13: Departs Hyatt Regency at 8:00am; arrives at Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment approximately 8:15am Departs Hyatt Regency at 8:15am; arrives at Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment approximately 8:30am Departs Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at 3:30pm; arrives at Hyatt Regency approximately 3:45pm Departs Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment at 4:00pm; arrives at Hyatt Regency approximately 4:15pm Event Parking Park in Lot 4, Lot 5, or Lot 25 off Western Way (also Ivy Lane) orLot 10. Follow map to event location. Speakers Sponsors Catherine Amiot Bobbie Macdonald University Center for Human Values, Full Professor of Psychology, PhD candidate, Political Science, Animal Charity Evaluators and the Université du Québec à Montréal Stanford University Princeton Animal Welfare Society (PAWS). Jon Bockman Jack Norris Executive Director, Animal Charity Evaluators Co-founder and Executive Director, Vegan Outreach Greg Boese Advocacy Research Program Officer, Matthew Ruby Animal Charity Evaluators Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Pennsylvania Garrett Broad Assistant Professor, Department of Jessica Sandler Communication and Media Studies, VP for Regulatory Testing, PETA; Fordham University Director of the PETA International Science Consortium Ltd Krystal Caldwell Statistical Analyst, Mercy For Animals Shane Schweitzer Doctoral candidate, Kellogg School of Nick Cooney Management, Northwestern University Executive Vice President, Mercy for Animals Jeff Sebo Nicolas Delon Research Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow of Philosophy and Associate Director of the Environmental Studies and Animal Parr Center for Ethics, UNC Chapel Hill Studies, New York University Harish Sethu Becca Franks Director, Humane League Labs Associate Research Scientist, The Motivation Science Center at Adam Shriver Columbia University Visiting Fellow, Center for Neuroscience and Society Zachary Groff Ling-Ann Hsiung Memorial Fellow; Peter Singer International Press Coordinator, Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics, Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) Princeton University Kathrin Herrmann Sneha Suresh European Specialist, Animal Welfare Science, Master's candidate, Forensic Psychology, Ethics and Law John Jay College of Criminal Justice Hal Herzog Eva Vivalt Professor of Psychology, Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics, Western Carolina University Stanford University Christie Lagally Rosie Wardle Senior Scientist, The Good Food Institute Programme Director, Jeremy Coller Foundation Georgia Mason Canada Research Chair in Animal Welfare, University of Guelph.