CPC Seminars
From the First to the Second Demographic Transition (Spring 2004)
Sons and Daughters: Father's Involvement and Marital Stability (Spring 2004)
Why Have We Done Such a Poor Job Predicting and Preventing Preterm Birth? Lessons from the Pregnancy, Infection, and Nutrition Study (Spring 2004)
Iron Deficiency and the Well-Being of Older Adults: Early Results from a Randomized Nutrition Intervention (Spring 2004)
Social Development, Lifecourse, and Welfare Regimes (Fall 2005)
Barriers to Employment: Disabilities Among Single Mothers and Their Children (Fall 2005)
HIV Testing as Part of the DHS Program: Methodology, Confidentiality, and Results (Fall 2005)
Naming Races: Skin Shade, Health, and Economic Outcomes (Fall 2005)
The Second Demographic Transition (Fall 2005)
Migration and Infant Health: Findings from the Puerto Rican Maternal and Infant Health Study (Fall 2005)
Opportunities and Professional Career Tracks at the U.S. Bureau of the Census (Fall 2005)
Gerrymandering Racial Residential Segregation (Fall 2005)
Making People Count by Counting People (Fall 2005)
The Role of Migration in General Child Health Status and Access to Care in the United States: What's Known, What's Needed, What's New? (Fall 2005)
How to Go Beyond the Race Fiction in Empirical Research (Spring 2006)
What Money Can Buy: Marriage, Material Aspirations, and Home Ownership in the United States (Spring 2006)
hich Benefits Really Benefit? The Impact of Workplace Policies on the Employment of New Mothers (Spring 2006)
Statistical Models for Analyzing the Add Health Network Data (Spring 2006)
Household Demography and Land Use/Land Cover in the Brazilian Amazon: Two Tests of the Household Life Cycle Model (Spring 2006)
Being Multiracial in America: Evidence from the 2000 Census and the American Community Survey (Spring 2006)
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