Tentative Schedule - Spring 2012

Tuesdays, 12:30-1:45 p.m.
Room 8417 Sewell Social Sciences Bldg.
Organizer: Jim Raymo

Date

Presenter

Title

Readings

Jan 24

Mike Massoglia

Racial variation in the effect of incarceration on neighborhood attainment  
Jan 31   No meeting scheduled  
Feb 7 Rukmalie Jayakody (Penn State, HDFS and Sociology) Television and International Family Change

 

Feb 14 Sarah Halpern-Meekin (UW-Milwaukee, Sociology) It's not like I'm poor: How working families make ends meet in a post-welfare world

 

Feb 21 Joan Fujimura Circumventing or Reifying Race: The use of ancestry versus race in biomedical human genetic research  
Feb 28 Jay Bhattachrayra (Stanford, School of Medicine) Who Pays for Obesity?  
Mar 6 Sarah Burgard (Univ. Michigan, Sociology) Negative working conditions and health among American Adults  
Mar 13 David Grabowski (Harvard, Health Care Policy) Effect of Nursing Home Ownership on the Quality of Post-Acute Care: An Instrumental Variables Approach  
Mar 20 Jere Behrman (Univ. Pennsylvania, Economics) Aligning Learning Incentives of Students and Teachers: Results from a Social Experiment in Mexican High Schools  
Mar 27 Ted Mouw (Univ. North Carolina, Sociology) Network Sampling with Memory: A proposal for efficient sampling from social networks, with an application using Mexico-U.S. migration networks  
Apr 3   Spring Break - no seminar  
Apr 10 Duncan Thomas (Duke, Economics) TBA  

Apr 17

Hans-Peter Kohler (Univ. Pennsylvania, Sociology) TBA  
Apr 24 Chao Fu (UW, Economics) TBA  
May 1 Zhen Zeng Marrying Up by Marrying Down: Status Exchange between Social Origin and Education in the United States  
May 8 Cristina De Nardi (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago) Medicaid Insurance in Old Age  
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Seminars from Previous Semesters