Twice per year, near the end of the autumn and winter quarters, CSDE’s Graduate Students present their cutting-edge research and latest demographic insights as Posters & Lightning Talks at our seminar series. 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.

Zhaowen Guo – Doctoral Student, Political Science
Livestreaming Pollution: Information Provision And Civic Engagement in Authoritarian Regimes

Yohan Min – Doctoral Candidate, Built Environments
Energy Justice In Terms Of Distributional And Recognition Justice: From What To Where And Who
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Vedavati Patwardhan – Doctoral Candidate, Public Policy (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Maternal Cash Transfers And Child Nutrition: Evidence From India
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Isaac Sederbaum – Doctoral Student, Public Policy
Is Wage Theft An Externality Of Raising The Minimum Wage?
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Ellie Terry – Doctoral Student, Public Policy (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Is Diabetes Reducing The Potential Size Of The Workforce?
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June Yang – Doctoral Student, Sociology
Effects Models Of Marriage And Mortality: China 1990
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William Atienza – MA Student, Sociology
Undocumented Migration and Residential Segregation of Undocumented Mexicans in Sanctuary Cities

Jessica Godwin – Doctoral Candidate, Statistics
Subnational Estimation of Child Mortality at Older Ages in a Low and Middle Income Countries Context

Beatrix Haddock – Researcher and MA Student, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, Applied Math (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Differential Privacy in the 2020 Census: Considering Acceptable and Unacceptable Biases

Ian Kennedy – Doctoral Student, Sociology
Metro Area and Tract-Level Influences on Online Rental Listings from Two Platforms

Neal Marquez – Doctoral Student, Sociology
Harmonizing Disparate Spatial Resolution Surveys for Estimating U5M in VR Strained Countries

Yohan Min – Doctoral Student, College of Built Environments (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Social Equity of Clean Energy Policies and Technologies in Residential Electric-Vehicle Charging

Nathan Welch – Doctoral Student, Statistics
Probabilistic Migration Flow Forecasts for All Pairs of Countries

Kathy Jung – PhD Student, Economics
Spatial Search Friction and Allocative Efficiency in the Free-floating Carsharing Industry

Nicole Kovski – PhD Student, Evans School of Public Policy and Governance
A National Investigation of State Earned Income Tax Cred its and Rates of Child Maltreatment Reports, 2004-2016

Hannah Lee – PhD Student, Sociology
Understanding Neighborhood Patterns across Asian Ethnic Groups and Immigrant Destinations

Claire Rothschild – PhD Candidate, Epidemiology (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Utility of Remotely Enrolling Women into a Mobile Messaging Platform for Contraceptive Research in Kenya

Esteban Valencia – MPH Student, Epidemiology
Informal Caregiving during Young Adulthood and Its Impact on Behavioral Health

Hunter York – MPH Student, Global Health
Within-Cohort and Between-Cohort Educational Inequality and Wealth Inequality at Varying Levels of Spatial Granularity as Predictors of Contraceptive Use in 37 Low- and Middle- Income Countries

Erin Carll – Sociology
How Discourse about Tenant Eligibility in Seattle Rental Listings Has Evolved with Tenant Screening Regulations

Xinguang Fan – Sociology
Intimate Partner Violence and Contraceptive Use in Developing Countries: How does the Relationship Depend on Context?

Lee Fiorio – Geography (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Measuring U.S. Interstate Mobility Using State of Birth Stocks: 1850 to 2010

Emily Pollock – Anthropology
Relationship Duration and Hazard of Dissolution Among 15-29-year-olds in the National Survey of Family Growth

Hilary Wething – Public Policy
The Effect of Seattle’s Paid Sick and Safe Time Ordinance on Workers’ Earnings Trajectories

Benjamin Jones and Nicole Chartier – Linguistics
Six Views of New England: Mapping Perceptions of New England Speech

Neal Marquez – Sociology (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Segregation and Sentiment: Estimating Refugee Segregation and Its Effects Using Digital Trace Data

Charles C Lanfear – Sociology
Family Dynamics, Birth Timing, and Child Temperament: A Dynamic Sibling Model Approach

Daphne Liu – Statistics
Assessing the Impact of Potential Policies on Fertility in High-Fertility Countries Using Granger Causality and Bayesian Hierarchical Models

Adrien Allorant – Global Health
Who is Making the Grade? Statistical Methods for Detecting Unusual Performance in HIV Care and Treatment Programs Using EMR Data in a Low-Resource Setting

Roy Burstein – Global Health
A New Method for indirect Estimation of Age-Specific Child Mortality Trends Using Summary Birth Histories

Iffat Chowdhury – Economics
News Reports on Sexual Assault and Labor Hours: Evidence from Bangladesh

Nikki Eller – Health Services (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Trust, Epistemology, and Vaccines

Francisca Gómez Baeza – Sociology
Support for Extra-legal Punishment in Chile

Peiran Liu – Statistics
Estimation and Projection of Total Fertility Rates with Imperfect Data

Erin Carll – Sociology
Sociodemographic and Housing Market Predictors of Residential Disadvantage for Households with Children

Youngjun Choi – Social Work
Can Internet Use Buffer Older Adults’ Cognitive Decline? Findings from the Health and Retirement Study

Lee Fiorio – Geography
Regularities in Mobility Patterns at Different Time Scales

Connor Gilroy – Sociology
Extending the Demography of Sexuality with Digital Trace Data

Chris Hess – Sociology (BEST POSTER AWARD)
Black Hypersegregation, Neighborhood Compositions, and Zillow Housing Value Trajectories 2000-2016

Yuan Hsiao – Sociology
Gender Networks of Aggressive and Prosocial Behavior: The Role of Ecological Fallacy

Yicheng Li – Statistics
Accounting for Smoking in Probabilistic Projections of Life Expectancy

Neal Marquez – Sociology
Estimating Small Area Changes in Child Mortality Over Time in Mexico