Shannon M. Monnat, PhD, associate professor of sociology; Lerner Chair for Public Health Promotion & Lerner Center director; and co-director of the Policy, Place and Population Health Lab, Syracuse University, will present Rural population health in the context of drug overdoses, COVID-19, and longer-term mortality trends. Please CLICK HERE to register for this virtual seminar.
Alexandra (Sasha) Killewald, PhD, professor of sociology, Harvard University, and Nino José Cricco, doctoral student in sociology, Harvard University, will present Have changing family demographics narrowed the gender wage gap? Please CLICK HERE to register for this virtual seminar.
Paul Y. Chang, PhD, associate professor of sociology, Harvard University, will present Intermarriage, assimilation theory, and the acculturation of global marriage migrants in South Korea. Please CLICK HERE to register for this virtual seminar.
Van C. Tran, PhD, associate professor of sociology and deputy director for the Center for Urban Research at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, will present “New frontiers of integration: Neighborhood diversification in metropolitan New York.” Please click here to register for Zoom link.
David Rehkopf, PhD, associate professor of epidemiology and population health, medicine (primary care and population health) and, by courtesy, sociology, Stanford University, will present “Build back better for health equity: Lessons from the New Deal.” Please click here to register for Zoom link.
Sean Bock, PhD candidate in sociology, Harvard University, and Jason Beckfield, professor of sociology, Harvard University, and associate director, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, will present “American exceptionalism, or Republican exceptionalism? A cross-national analysis of public opinion on health care policy.”
Alexandra (Sasha) Killewald, PhD, professor of sociology, Harvard University, will present “Have changing family demographics narrowed the gender wage gap?” (a paper co-authored with Nino Cricco). The Social Demography Seminar on October 28th has been canceled in recognition of the Harvard Graduate Student Union strike. The seminar may be rescheduled for the spring 2022 semester; please check our website for updates.
David Canning, PhD, Richard Saltonstall Professor of Population Science, and professor of economics and international health in the Department of Global Health and Population at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, will present “Aging and cognitive decline: Evidence from chess tournaments.”