Unless indicated otherwise, all talks take place from NOON – 1:00 PM
Attend in-person @ Institute of Behavioral Science, Rm. 155-A or virtually
Thursday, January 19, 2023 @ 3:30 pm
MENKEN Distinguished Lecture in Population Studies
Deborah Balk, Professor, Baruch College; Director, CUNY Institute for Demographic Research
Confronting the Rising Tide: Population Exposure, Change and Prospects in Low-lying Coastal Areas
Unique Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/98051666465
Reception immediately following the presentation @ the Koenig Alumni Center
Monday, March 13
Katrina Walsemann Univ. of Maryland, Maryland Population Research Center, and School of Public Policy
Title: How Educational Inequities in the U.S. South Pre and Post Brown Shape the Cognitive Status of Black and White Adults
Monday, March 20
Aubrey Limburg, U.S. Census Bureau, Enhancing Health Data Pgm, CU Boulder PhD Alumnus
Title: Enhancing the study of racial/ethnic disparities in health: A project linking Medicaid and Census Bureau data
Monday, April 3
Laura Vargas, CU Denver – Anschutz Medical Campus, Psychiatry
Title: Mental health and trauma exposure among recent Latinx immigrant adults
CANCELLED: Monday, April 10
Erin Kelly, CU Denver – CO School of Public Health, Injury & Violence Prevention Center
Title: Contextual Risk Factors Associated with Youth Suicides in the U.S.
Monday, April 17
Scott Ortman, Director, Center for Collaborative Synthesis in Archaeology, IBS / Assoc. Professor
Title: Connecting the Past and Present of Inequality through Archaeology
CUPC Seminar Line-up, Fall 2022
Unless indicated otherwise, all talks take place from
NOON – 1:00 PM: attend in-person @ Institute of Behavioral Science, Rm. 155-A
Monday, August 29
Katie Massey-Combs, CU Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence
Understanding and Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health of Youth with Child Welfare Involvement.
Monday, September 19
Amanda Carrico, CU Environmental Studies
Who are the Climate Migrants? Investigating the Moderating Role of Social Networks and Livelihoods on Climate-Induced Mobility in Bangladesh.
Monday, October 31
Amanda Stevenson, Health and Society Program of IBS
The Past, Present, and Future of Abortion and Contraception in the US: insights from and challenges for demography.
Monday, November 14
Mara Goldman, CU Environment and Society/International Development
Covid-19 and Conservation/Tourism: Lessons learned from dryland communities in East and Southern Africa
Monday, November 28
Karen Bailey, CU Environmental Studies
Investigating the Role of Equity and Sense of Place in Climate Adaptation.
CUPC Seminar Line-Up, Spring 2022
Unless indicated otherwise, all talks take place from
12:00 – 1:00 PM via Zoom
Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/97771223323
Password: email ibs-contact@colorado.edu
Monday, February 14
Morteza Karimzadeh, CU Geography
Short-Term Forecasting of COVID-19 Using Spatiotemporal Machine Learning
Monday, February 28
David Cook-Martín, CU Sociology
Bound by Time: A Critical Appraisal of Temporary Migrant Labor Schemes in Australia, Canada, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates
CUPC Seminar line-up, Fall 2021
Unless indicated otherwise, all talks take place from
12:00 – 1:00 PM via Zoom
Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/95260579117
email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for password
Monday, September 13
Taylor Jaworski, CU Boulder Economics
The Economic Geography of Environmental Regulation
Monday, October 4
Cyrus Hester, PostDoc Research Assoc., Institute of Behavioral Science
What Can High Resolution Data Tell Us About Urban-Rural Mortality Disparities Among Coloradans?
Monday, October 18
Dylan Connor, Arizona State University
The Changing Populations and Economic Fortunes of Small Places in the United States
Thursday, October 28, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Melinda Mills, University of Oxford, IGSS Conference Keynote
Why the social sciences and genetics need each other
Monday, November 29
Priyanka de Souza, UC Denver, College of Architecture and Planning
Making Air Quality Count: Low-cost Sensors, Public Health and Urban Planning
Thursday, December 9
Leslie Root, PostDoc Research Assoc., Institute of Behavioral Science, Colorado Fertility Project
Subnational fertility rates with US administrative data
CUPC Seminar Line-Up, Spring 2021
Unless indicated otherwise, all talks take place from
12.00 – 1.00 PM via zoom.
Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/98382278178
email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for password.
Monday, February 1st
Bertha Alicia Bermúdez Tapia and Arielle Milkman
Hostile Terrain 94 Workshop
Please note that Registration for this event is required so that the workshop leaders can plan accordingly. Please RSVP by Friday January 29.
Co-sponsored By: CU Population Center, Latin American Studies Center (LASC).
Monday, March 1st
Sam Trejo University of Wisconsin
Learning From Flint: The Health and Social Effects of the Flint Water Crisis on Educational Outcomes
Sponsored By: Health and Society Program
Friday, March 5th 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Registration Required: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcvcO-urzgiHt2e9E9Vi7fNMxCE0Ssu-mBX
Dr. Delbert Elliott
Jessor Lecture: “Assessing the Effectiveness of Juvenile Justice System Interventions”
Sponsored By: Problem Behavior and Positive Youth Development Program, Health and Society Program
Monday, March 22nd
Johannes Uhl
Leveraging multi-source spatial data to characterize long-term evolution of settlement and population distributions across the North American rural-urban continuum
Sponsored By: CU Population Center
Monday, April 5th
David Pellow University of California, Santa Barbara
Exploring and Expanding Environmental Justice Conflicts from the Community to the Carceral System
Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/98382278178 – email ibs-contact@colorado.edu for password.
Sponsored By: Natural Hazards Center
Monday, April 12th
IBS Graduate Students
IBS Speaker Series: Population Association of America (PAA) Practice Talks
Sponsored By: CU Population Center
Monday, April 19th
Courtney Cogburn Columbia
Conceptual and Methodological Innovation in Assessing Racism and Health
Sponsored By: CU Population Center
CUPC Seminar Line-up, Fall 2019
Unless indicated otherwise, all talks will take place Mondays 12.00 – 1.00 PM in IBS 155. Lunch served.
September 23rd
Fernando Briones, INSTAAR, University of Colorado – Boulder.
” Lessons from 2017 Hurricane Season in Dominica and Puerto Rico: an approach from Zero Order Responders (ZORs).”
Co-sponsored by Natural Hazards Center.
October 7th
Joshua Wassink, Office of Population Research, Princeton University.
“The New System of Mexican Migration.”
Co-sponsored by Colorado Immigration Scholars Network.
October 14th
Andrea Velasquez, Economics Department, University of Colorado – Denver.
“Unintended Consequences of Immigration Enforcement: Personal Services and High-Skilled Women’s Work.”
Co-sponsored by Colorado Immigration Scholars Network.
November 4th
Robert McKnown, Economics Department & International Affairs Program,
“Population Pressures: Effects of Aging in the Japanese Macroeconomy.”
University of Colorado – Boulder.
November 11th
Dalton Conley, Department of Sociology, Princeton University.
“Using Genetics for Non-Genetic Social Science.”
Co-sponsored by Health & Society Program &
Department of Sociology.
November 18th
Andrew Johnson, CU Libraries, University of Colorado – Boulder.
“Open Science: Overcoming (Some) Barriers to Practice.”
Co-sponsored by the Institute of Behavioral Science.
December 2nd
Jani Little, Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado – Boulder.
“Federal Statistical Research Data Centers: Capabilities, Resources, and Procedures.”
Co-sponsored by the Institute of Behavioral Science.
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