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The Institute for Population Research is a multidisciplinary research center that nurtures population and health research at The Ohio State University

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The Ohio Population Consortium (OPC) is an exciting initiative bringing together the Center for Family and Demographic Research at Bowling Green State University and the Institute for Population Research at The Ohio State University. This partnership jump-starts innovative, multidisciplinary population science and supports new collaborations. By increasing scientific impact and productivity in a cost-efficient manner, OPC embodies the next frontier of population dynamics research centers.

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Affiliate Spotlight: Luca Badolato

IIPR affiliate Luca Badolato, PhD candidate in sociology, researches drivers and consequences of population changes in low-fertility (United States), and high-fertility (across sub-Saharan Africa) areas. His work shows how social status and contexts shape inequalities in reproductive experiences. Learn more about Mr. Badolato.

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Fri, April 17, 2026
Event Start Time: 9:30 am
Event Location: BGSU and Virtual
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Wed, April 22, 2026
Event Start Time: 10:00 am
Event Location: 038 Townshend Hall, 1885 Neil Ave Mall
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Fri, April 24, 2026
Event Start Time: 12:00 pm
Event Location: Townshend Hall, room 038, 1885 Neil Ave Mall and Zoom

Recent News

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IPR affiliate Claudia Buchmann quoted in Los Angeles Times

Dr. Claudia Buchmann, sociology professor, was featured in the Los Angeles Times speaking on how women graduate students outnumber men, reducing U.S. global economic competitiveness.

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IPR affiliate Stephanie Moulton named interim dean of Glenn College

Beginning May 1, Dr. Moulton, professor and associate dean for faculty and research at the John Glenn College of Public Affairs, will be acting dean.

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IPR affiliate Nima Dahir receives 2026 Alma H. Young Emerging Scholar Award

Nima Dahir, assistant professor in sociology, received this award from the Urban Affairs Association for her commitment to rigorous and impactful research and service.

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IPR affiliate Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan quoted in New York Times

Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, professor of psychology, was quoted in an article by The New York Times discussing the impact of parental behavior on their children's health.

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