Of all things in my career, my greatest pride is in the numerous accomplishments of my students and postdocs (some not pictured, though hopefully will be in a future year).
Did the U.S. undercount COVID-19 deaths?
Our new study in @PNASNews finds that:
1. There were approximately 163,000 excess deaths from natural causes other than COVID-19 between Mar 2020 and Aug 2022
2. Many were unrecognized COVID-19 deaths
Thread.
bu.edu/sph/news/articles/202…
📢 #JOB
Join @CrestUmr & #GENES as Post Doctorate Position (ERC WeEqualize)!
We are seeking outstanding researchers to work in the areas of Gender, Work-Family, and Social Inequalities with Pr Léa Pessin.
Deadline for applications: 31/01/2024
More info👇
linkedin.com/jobs/view/37912…
@UNCSociology is pleased to invite applications for an open area, tenure-track, assistant professor position. Review of applications starts Oct 30. ASA Job Bank ID 19661. For more info: unc.peopleadmin.com/postings…
Congratulations to Twitterfree Lauren Newmyer on her successful dissertation defense in @PSUSocCrim today! Glad we get to see her around town for a few more weeks before she heads to @BGSU_Sociology.
What an experience! This course gave me tools I never thought I could use to model kinship within my research area. Thanks to @MPIDRnews for the opportunity,
and thanks to @AppDemography and @AVerdery for the support.
Pd: also, made a bunch of new friends and coauthors. 👍🏼🫶🏼
Full of energy and new ideas after concluding the first-ever full-scale course on the Demography of Kinship! All the course materials, including a series of fantastic #RStats tutorials by @ivanchowilliams, are available online: ivanwilli.github.io/matrix_k….
ALT A group picture with 20 happy participants taken from an elevated position.
Us @PSUSocCrim and @psupopresearch were so excited to celebrate the amazing Liying Luo’s tenure and promotion @penn_state today! Liying isn’t on here officially, so shoot her an email to say congratulations!
So wonderful to close out our @psupopresearch Brown Bag series with a fascinating talk from @ProfCarmen about the gendered and racial differences in community surveillance and the implications for Latina women’s health.
Very excited to see my exceptional postdoc, @MaraSheftel, has a new article leveraging an innovative binational study design to answer some core unanswered questions in the migration literature about return migration, income, migrant decision-making, & wealth stratification.
In “Immigrant Wealth Stratification & Return Migration,” @MaraSheftel shows that “return migration is associated with a more diverse asset portfolio…& higher total net wealth” & so can represent “a story of success.” @GC_CUNY@CIDR_NYC@psupopresearchow.ly/iv6P50NOVaa
When it comes to the #overdose crisis, both supply & demand have been driven by bad federal and state policy choices, nefarious corporate behaviors, & a neoliberal policy regime that prioritizes maximizing profit over protecting population health. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Please join us today for the weekly DUPRI seminar, featuring, @sarahburgard, Professor of Sociology, @UMich, presenting, "Remembrance of things past? Measuring life course exposures as determinants of health". Details here: dupri.duke.edu/news-events/e…
Our new #dataviz is online @SociusJournal. We show that surveys conducted remotely by mobile phone since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic have often generated (much) noisier data on age than recent household surveys and censuses journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…