Prof. Mark Kaplan featured on Daily Bruin
Prof. Mark Kaplan is one of the small number of suicidologists in the U.S. Currently, Prof. Kaplan is working on two different studies: One that examines the effects of the […]
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Univ of Michigan: Assistant/Associate Professor
The following new job listing has been posted in the ASA Job Bank and may be of interest to section members: Job ID: 10665 Institution: University of Michigan School of […]
UCLA GSR Needed for College Access Program Evaluation
UCLA Graduate Student Researchers (GSR) Needed for College Access Program Evaluation The V-SOURCE Research Project seeks two GSRs to assist with data management, coding, cleaning, and analysis. These GSRs will […]
NY Times quotes Prof. Matthew Kahn regarding Climate Change
Prof. Matthew Kahn is quoted by the NY Times in “Portland Will Still Be Cool, but Anchorage May Be the Place to Be“.
Professor Jennie Brand discussed her research on single mother employment outcomes.
Being a single parent is tough; being an unemployed single parent is even tougher. In today’s Academic Minute, the University of California at Los Angeles’s Jennie Brand takes a look […]
Antonio Pedro Ramos is featured on NPR News
Antonio Pedro Ramos is featured on NPR News for his work “The Poor Don’t Always Benefit From Democracy, Mortality Rates Show”. Listen Live at: http://www.wbur.org/npr/349756566/the-poor-don-t-always-benefit-from-democracy-mortality-rates-show Article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/byron-williams/democracy-is-not-always-a_b_5881956.html?utm_hp_ref=impact&ir=Impact
The Academic Minute interviews Jennie Brand on effects of maternal job loss
Job loss among single mothers has significant negative effects on the educational attainment and social-psychological well-being of their children. Jennie Brand, CCPR associate director and UCLA associate professor of sociology, […]
Nominee by Prof. Ruben Hernandez-Leon receives grant from Mexican Government
UCLA student Francisco J. López-Flores, as a representative from the Dream Generation, received from the Mexican President, California Governor, and Los Angeles Mayor after Professor Rubén Hernández-León nominated him. Full […]
Edward Walker is interviewed about his book, “Grassroots for Hire”
CCPR affiliate and UCLA associate professor of sociology Edward Walker talked about his book on CSPAN Book TV. In the book, he discusses the use of political consulting firms by […]
CCPR Director Judith Seltzer is Honored
Judith A. Seltzer, Director of CCPR, has been elected President of the Population Association of America. She will serve as President-Elect in 2015 and President in 2016. Seltzer is a […]