PSC Small Fund Awards
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Understanding the Intertwined Nature of School and Neighborhood Change (Field), Weinberg Research, 2019.
ICPSR Course: Group-based Trajectory Modeling for the Medical and Social Sciences (Bruns), Hermalin, 2019.
Morbidity and Mortality in Gender Minority Populations: Estimates of a Sample of Gender Minority Beneficiaries in Private Insurance Data (Hughes), Weinberg Research, 2019.
Dispersed Destinations: The Social Mobility Outcomes of Mexican Immigrants and Mexican Non-Immigrants. (Roman-Torres), Weinberg Research, 2019.
Racial and spatial inequities in housing dispossession and health: Examining the distribution of occupied property tax foreclosures in Wayne County, MI (Eisenberg), Mueller, 2019.
Parental and contextual influences on child health in Chitwan, Nepal (Treleaven), Freedman, 2018.
The Influence of Early -Life Economic Shocks and Genetic Diversity on Long-term Economic Outcome (Duque, Schmitz), Weinberg Endowment, 2018.
ICPSR Summer Program: Multilevel and Mixed Models Using Stata (Bruns), Hermalin, 2018.
Handling Missing Data: Using Multiple Imputation in Stata (Seelye), Hermalin, 2018.
Help or Harm: The Unintended Consequences of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Ugandan Health Sector (Greenberg), Weinberg Research, 2018.
Factors Associated with safer conception uptake by women living with HIV in Botswana (Gutin), Mueller, 2017.
Seeking Comforts, Seeking Cures: Racial Inequalities at the End-of-Life (Hauschildt), Weinberg Research, 2017.
Arab American Women's Reproductive Health Project (Kusunoki), Freedman, 2017.
Behavioral Biases and Remittance Decision-Making (Yang), Mueller, 2017.
Social and Demographic Change Among American Indians (Thornton), Freedman, 2017.
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"The PSC Alumni Award provides key funding for an additional project stage that builds on previous research I conducted in Nepal, 2013. I will implement the next two components of this research agenda. The first consists of extensive data analysis using the CVFS and her my survey. The second piece consists of supplemental interviews of anomalous cases purposively sampled using these survey data. The award funding will support this critical phase in my larger research agenda by providing the foundation for my dissertation work. Throughout a professional career as a social demographer and international development researcher, I aim to understand the interrelationship between increasing international migration, family dynamics, and changes in local resource and energy consumption in developing countries."
--Ellen Compernolle (PSC Alumni fund recipient, 2014)
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Recent Recipients
Angela Bruns
Valentina Duque
Alexa Karra Eisenberg
Elly Field
Jessica Gillooly
Joshua Greenberg
Michael Griffith
Sarah Gutin
Katrina Hauschildt
Amelia Hawkins
Landon David Hughes
Lisbeth Iglesias-Rios
Yasamin Kusunoki
Jeffrey Lockhart
Aresha Martinez-Cardoso
Nicole Novak
Giovanni Roman-Torres
Lauren Schmitz
Sarah Seelye
Jeffrey Swindle
Benjamin Thompson
Arland Thornton
Emily Treleaven
Dean Yang
Michael Zabek
