CPC Seminars
Exploring Increasing Overweight and its Determinants among Hispanic and Asian Immigrants to the US: The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Spring 2001)
Patterns and Determinants of Lead During Pregnancy (Spring 2001)
Some Traditional Methods are More Modern Than Others: Gender, Sexual Intimacy, and Contraception in the Mexican Companionate Marriage (Spring 2001)
Sampling and Survey Methods: Design and analysis of samples and a case study on the design of NHANES (Spring 2001)
Ethics of Indirect Recruiting in Research on Sexual Networks (Spring 2001)
Intellectual Property (IP) Guidelines fro Researchers (Spring 2001)
Using Internal Decennial Census Data: Research on Gays and Lesbians in the U.S. as an Example (Spring 2001)
Is China's Family Planning Program Beginning to Change? A Pilot Experiment Toward a Quality of Care Approach (Spring 2001)
Marital Form (Polygyny) and Child Survival in Nigeria: Age-Dependent Effects (Spring 2001)
Biodemographic Research on the Elderly in Taiwan (Spring 2001)
Research Frontiers I the Economics, Health and Demography of Aging (Spring 2001)
Modeling the Effects of Health On Education and Work Outcomes (Fall 2002)
The Global Network for Women's and Children's Health Research (Fall 2002)
Connecting Individuals and Communities: An Exploration of Replicated Social Networks (Fall 2002)
How Does Racism Affect Women's Health? An Epidemiologic Theory (Fall 2002)
Explaining Race and Ethnic Disparities in Birth Outcomes (Fall 2002)
Feeling Safe in School: Individual and School Differences (Fall 2002)
Intellectual Property and Copyright Issues in the Academic Environment (Fall 2002)
Turning Influential Data Points into Ethnographic Informants: Elaborating Links Between Population Dynamics and Environmental Consumption (Fall 2002)
Evaluating Family Planning Services in Pakistan (Fall 2002)
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