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Congratulations to CCPR Faculty Affiliates Gilbert Gee appointed as Chair and May Sudhinaraset appointed as Vice Chair for Community Health Sciences

April 8, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Congratulations to Ariadna Jou for being selected as the recipient of the 2022 Donald J. Treiman Fellowship

April 7, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Judith Seltzer was appointed to two National Academy panels: “Toward a Vision for a New Data Infrastructure for Federal Statistics and Social and Economic Research in the 21st Century” and the related panel on “Implications of Using Multiple Data Sources for Major Survey Programs.”

March 17, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Martha Bailey and team released LIFE-M, a longitudinal, intergenerational family electronic micro-database

March 2, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Natasha Quadlin, CCPR Faculty Affiliate, was interviewed by the New York Times Opinion on “Who Do Americans Think Should Pay for College”

February 22, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Natalie Bau, CCPR Faculty Affiliate, received the 2022 Sloan Research Fellowship.

February 21, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Michael Gaddis’ research on patterns of discrimination against people with names signaling race/ethnicity was featured in NBC News

January 18, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Natasha Quadlin will be a Visiting Scholar at the Russell Sage Foundation for 2022-2023

January 14, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Michael Gaddis was featured in the Business Insider

January 11, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

Graeme Blair was featured in the UCLA Newsroom for his study on the effectiveness of community policing efforts in six developing countries.

January 10, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez

The New York Times interviewed Daniel Eisenberg, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health professor of health policy and management, about mental health issues for college students during the pandemic.

January 7, 2022/by Denise Gonzalez