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IPR Faculty Affiliate Kendra McSweeney Presents on World Drug Problem at United Nations
Kendra McSweeney, associate professor, geography, presented to more than 100 delegates at a meeting, Identifying Common Ground on Development for UNGASS 2016 on the World Drug Problem, at…
Resarch by IPR Faculty Affiliates Kamp Dush and Schoppe-Sullivan and IPR Student Affiliate Jill Yavorsky featured in Time Magazine
Jill Yavorsky, Claire Kamp Dush and Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan's report for the Council on Contemporary Families, The Origin of Gender Inequalities in Dual-Earner, College Educated Couples: The…
IPR Faculty Affiliate Cynthia Colen's article "Is Breast Truly Best?" among 2014's most downloaded articles in Social Science & Medicine
IPR Faculty affiliate Cynthia Colen's (with David Ramey) article, “Is breast truly best? Estimating the effects of breastfeeding on long-term child health and wellbeing in the United States using…
Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan named a Fellow of the National Council on Family Relations
Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, professor of human sciences, has been named a Fellow of the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR). With a membership of more than 3,300 family researchers,…
IPR Affiliate Claudia Buchmann named 2015 Huber Faculty Fellow
IPR Faculty Affiliate and Professor of Sociology Claudia Buchmann has been named one of the Huber Faculty Fellows for 2015. The Fellowship is named for Professor Emerita Joan Huber, IPR faculty…
Institute for Population Research 2015 Seed Grant Announcement
Deadline for applications: Friday, January 30, 2015, 5:00 p.m.
IPR offers seed grants to nurture research projects consistent with IPR’s mission to promote population…
IPR Faculty Affiliate Cynthia Colen's recent Social Science & Medicine an Elsevier "editor's pick"
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