Population Program

October 13, 2008

Spring 2005

Tuesday, July 12, 2005
11:00-12:30

ROBERT CROSNOE
Associate Professor, Department of Sociology
Faculty Associate, Population Research Center
University of Texas at Austin

"Fitting In, Standing Out: Schools as Contexts of Adolescent Development"

Rob's main field of interest is the life course and human development, with a special emphasis on social psychological approaches to educational and health issues. His current work focuses on the role of general developmental processes, including health and social relationships, in the educational experiences of young people, especially immigrant youth and poor youth.

This research is supported by grants from NICHD, the William T. Grant Foundation, the Foundation for Child Development, and the American Educational Research Association.

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Wed, Apr 13, 2005

Myron Gutmann
Director, ICPSR, University of Michigan

"How can we share data while protecting confidentiality?"

Co-sponsored by the Environment and Behavior Program

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