Date: Friday, 12/2/16
Time: 12:30-1:30 pm PST
Location: Green A, Research Commons
Allen Library South
Note: Refreshments will be served

Come meet eight of CSDE’s Graduate Students and learn about their cutting-edge research and latest demographic insights.  The newest members of UW’s population science community are eager to connect their work across disciplines and to translate their findings for basic and applied research impact.   

Lee Fiorio - Geography

Urban Sprawl and Neighborhood Racial Change: Patterns of Racial and Ethnic ‘Sprawl’ Amid Growing Diversity, 1990 to 2010

JiYoung Kang - Social Work

The Effect of Paid Maternity Leave on Low-income Families’ Welfare Use

Savannah Larimore - Sociology      

Is Race in the Eye of the Beholder?: Using Interviewer Recorded Race to Assess the Relationship between Self-Identified Race, Observed Race, and Health

Christine Leibbrand - Sociology

The Benefits and Costs of Internal Migration by Race and Gender: Improving Opportunities or Widening the Gap?

Kathleen Moore - Public Policy and Governance

Rental Market Discrimination & the Housing Choice Voucher Program

Michelle O'Brien - Sociology

Weak Institutions and International Migration After Armed Conflict

Rob Tennyson - Anthropology

Does Early Life Pathogen Exposure Modify the Link between Psychosocial Stress and Telomere Length in the Philippines?

María Vignau Loría - Sociology

The Health of Returned Migrants in Mexico

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