Sociology 997:
Demography and Ecology Training Seminar

Tentative Schedule - Summer 2008

Tuesdays, 12:20-1:45 p.m.
Room 4308 Sewell Social Sciences Bldg.
Organizer: Christine Schwartz

Date

Presenter

Title

Readings

June 17

  No seminar (Conflicts with IRP Summer Research Workshop)  
June 24 William Whipple Neely Inference, Uncertainty, and Respondent Driven Sampling:  Testing Hypotheses about Hidden Populations  
July 1 Julieta Perez-Amador

The Transition to Marriage in Times of Social and Demographic Change: Social Class and Family Influences in Mexico

 

July 8

Jenna Nobles (RWJF Health & Society Scholar, University of California, Berkeley and University of California, San Francisco) The Sending Side of Mexico-U.S. Migration: Spousal Welfare in Mexico  
July 15 Hongyun Han Measurement Errors in Models of Racial Test Score Gaps  
July 22 Mary McEniry Health Profiles of the Elderly Population in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Asia  
July 29 Megan Andrew Evaluating the 'Strategic' Center: Race-Ethnic Differences in Applying and Updating Educational Expectations  

August 7

Thurs.

 

Carl Frederick

Exploring the Relationship between Literacy and Voting

(note different day, but same location and time)

 
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