“Federal Statistical Research Data Centers: Capabilities, Resources, and Procedures.”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesCo-sponsored by the Institute of Behavioral Science.
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Speaker Series
Each semester, CUPC hosts a series of talks on population research from affiliates, CU faculty, and prominent national and international researchers. The talks are co-hosted by IBS and are held Mondays from 12-1pm in IBS 155A and remotely via Zoom. View Past Speaker Series
“Open Science: Overcoming (Some) Barriers to Practice.”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesAndrew Johnson, CU Libraries, University of Colorado – Boulder. Co-sponsored by the Institute of Behavioral Science.
“Using Genetics for Non-Genetic Social Science.”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesDalton Conley, Department of Sociology, Princeton University. Co-sponsored by Health & Society Program & Department of Sociology.
“Population Pressures: Effects of Aging in the Japanese Macroeconomy.”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesRobert McKnown, Economics Department & International Affairs Program
“Unintended Consequences of Immigration Enforcement: Personal Services and High-Skilled Women’s Work.”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesAndrea Velasquez, Economics Department, University of Colorado – Denver. Co-sponsored by Colorado Immigration Scholars Network.
“The New System of Mexican Migration.”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesJoshua Wassink, Office of Population Research, Princeton University. Co-sponsored by Colorado Immigration Scholars Network.
”Lessons from 2017 Hurricane Season in Dominica and Puerto Rico: an approach from Zero Order Responders (ZORs).”
IBS 155 1440 15th St., Boulder, United StatesFernando Briones, INSTAAR, University of Colorado – Boulder. Co-sponsored by Natural Hazards Center.