Duke University Population Research Institute Seminar Series - Fall 2015

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Usual time and place: 12:00pm - 1:15pm on Thursday in 230 E Gross Hall.
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09/10/2015
More Info		 Mark Hayward  (University of Texas-Austin)
Trends and Group Differences in the Association between Educational Attainment and U.S. Adult Mortality: Implications for Understanding Education's Causal Influence
09/17/2015
More Info		 Sean Reardon  (Stanford University)
The Geography of Racial/Ethnic Academic Achievement Inequality
09/24/2015
More Info		 No seminar today  
10/01/2015
More Info		 Andy Foster  (Brown University)
Household Recombination, Retrospective Evaluation, and Educational Mobility over 40 Years
Joint with Labor and Development.
*Individual meetings with speaker will take place in 267 Gross Hall.
10/08/2015
More Info		 Noreen Goldman  (Princeton University)
Predicting Survival of Older Adults
*Individual meetings with speaker will take place in 267 Gross Hall.
10/15/2015
More Info		 Alison Buttenheim  (University of Pennsylvania)
Mickey's got the measles: The causes and consequences of nonmedical exemptions from school-entry immunization mandates in California
*Individual meetings with speaker will take place in 267 Gross Hall.
10/22/2015
More Info		 Arun Hendi  (Duke University)
One Half Century of American Marriage and Divorce
11/05/2015
More Info		 Anthony Bardo  (Duke University)
"What Makes Life Good? A Life Course Analysis of Life Satisfaction"
11/12/2015
More Info		 Arie Kapteyn  (University of Southern California)
Consumption Smoothing, Frequency of Benefit Payments, and Effectiveness of Social Programs
Joint with Labor and Development.
*Individual meetings with speaker will take place in 267 Gross Hall.
11/19/2015
More Info		 Rashawn Ray  (University of Maryland)
"The Meaning of #BlackLivesMatter: The Evolution of a Social Media Identity"
*Individual meetings with speaker will take place in 267 Gross Hall.
12/03/2015
More Info		 Linda Adair  (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Lifecourse and intergenerational health in the Philippines: The Cebu Longitudinal Health and Nutrition Survey
**Speaker will be available starting from 1:30pm.**

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