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Sarah Hayford Featured on Cincinnati Public Radio to Discuss COVID-19 Impact on Birth Rates
Dr. Sarah Hayford, Professor of Sociology and Director of Graduate Studies was featured on the Cincinnati public radio program, Cincinnati Edition, to discuss the impact…
2021 Spring IPR Seminar Series Announced
The Institute for Population Research is pleased to announce the 2021 Spring Seminar Series. The series will continue to be in a virtual format next semester. This year,…
2020 Fall IPR Seminar Series Announced
The Institute for Population Research is pleased to announce the 2020 Fall Seminar Series in a new, virtual format. This year, the seminars will focus on three themes: COVID-19, Racial Inequality…
IPR Affiliates Elected to PAA Board and Committee
Congratulations to the new PAA officers and board and committee members. Two IPR affiliates, Elizabeth Cooksey and Samuel Clark, have been elected. Thank you to the 57% of total electors…
Jill Morris receives University Distinguished Staff Award
IPR is delighted to announce that Senior Grants Specialist Jill Morris is one of twelve recipients of this year’s university Distinguished Staff Award.
Jill is an…
Sam Clark Quoted in New York Times article on Coronavirus Models
Dr. Samuel Clark, Professor of Sociology and IPR faculty affiliate, was quoted in The New York Times. Read the article, "What 5 Coronavirus Models Say the Next Month Will Look…
IPR Affiliate Contributions to the Pandemic: Building bridges between Ohio State and the state health department
The university has plenty of experts to help Ohio’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, and IPR affiliate Elisabeth Root, who is an associate professor in the Department of Geography and…
Dean Lillard Received Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award
Dean Lillard, professor in the Department of Human Sciences in the College of Education and Human Ecology, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to Austria for “Life-course Smoking Patterns…
Research of Trevon Logan featured in The Wall Street Journal
Research of Dr. Trevon Logan, Professor of Economics and IPR affiliate, was featured in The Wall Street Journal. Read the article, "Research Ties Historic Black Names to Longer Life".