Incorporating Geographic Context into Randomized Controlled Trials: The Case of the Oral Cholera Vaccine
Speaker: Dr. Michael Emch, Professor and Chair of Geography, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center
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Environmental Contaminants and Inequality in Chronic Disease Morbidity: Arsenic and Cardiometabolic Risk
Speaker: Dr. Michelle Mendez, Assistant Professor of Nutrition, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center
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Social, Biological, and Environmental Linkages
Speaker: Dr. Linda Adair, Professor of Nutrition, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center
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Intergenerational Socioeconomic and Cultural Determinants of Latino Health: The NINOS Study
Speaker: Dr. Allison Aiello, Professor of Epidemiology, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center
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Identity Categories and Identity Construction in Demographic Research
Speaker: Dr. David Kertzer, Paul Dupee University Professor of Social Science & Professor of Anthropology and Italian Studies, Brown University
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Linking Microfinance and Cell Phone Technology to Promote Optimal Breastfeeding Practices in Nigeria
Speaker: Dr. Valerie Flax, Research Assistant Professor of Nutrition, UNC-CH
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An Overview of Instrumental Variables (IVs) in the Social Sciences
Speaker: Dr. Kenneth Bollen, Henry Rudolph Immerwahr Professor of Psychology & Sociology, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center
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The Perils of Precarity: The Impacts of Insecure Work on Individuals and Families in Industrial Societies
Speaker: Dr. Arne Kalleberg, Professor of Sociology, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center
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No Control Group, No Problem? Using Natural Experiments to Evaluate National-Level Nutrition Initiatives in the U.S. and Mexico
Speaker: Dr. Lindsey Smith, Research Assistant Professor of Nutrition, UNC-CH; CPC Training Program Alumna
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Longitudinal and Multilevel Methods for the Multinomial Logit Model
Speaker: Dr. David Guilkey, Cary C. Boshamer Professor of Economics, UNC-CH; Faculty Fellow, Carolina Population Center