Cornell Population Center
@PopulationCU
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The Cornell Population Center (CPC) serves as the intellectual hub for demographic research and training at Cornell University.
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Joined June 2016
Cornell researchers: Join us for a panel discussion on changes in public data access this Friday, 2/28, from 2-3pm Register here: https://t.co/PFrCPTWxC3
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New York state’s population could shrink by more than 2 million people — a decline of more than 13% — over the next 25 years due to low fertility rates and aging, according to a new report from @CornellBPP. @PopulationCU
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New York state’s population could shrink by more than 2 million people over the next 25 years – a decline of more than 13%, according to a new report.
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A good time for a reminder that mass deportations hurt all workers - not just immigrants. 🧵
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📣CPC Job Candidate - Hyo Joo Lee (Sociology) Hyo Joo studies disparities in parenting & childcare with links to gender inequality & work-family policies in the US & South Korea. Visit her at: https://t.co/fvffGBtEJU
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📣CPC Job Candidate - Giulia Olivero (PUBPOL) Giulia is an applied microeconomist studying gender, family, immigration. She examines the gender pay gap, employment penalties for US moms, & how role models affect women’s labor market outcomes. More at: https://t.co/O7DUlo1WLc
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Congratulations, Yongxin!
Thank you so much for offering me this fantastic opportunity to join your team, Emma! I cannot wait to work together on aging and data science! 🎉🙌
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The Cornell Population Center (CPC) invites applicants for the Frank H.T. Rhodes Postdoctoral Fellowships. Apply by November 30. https://t.co/lsh8gICq2T
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Demographic Change is Reshaping Public Policy From NY to Africa Matt Hall, Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, and colleagues at the @PopulationCU are pushing traditional disciplinary boundaries to address the challenges of global population transformations. https://t.co/TXBdrJb5EO
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📣CPC Job Candidate - Jenna Shelton (PUBPOL) Jenna studies policy solutions to child welfare & poverty. Their work centers on contact with criminal, legal, & educational institutions that shape inequality for marginalized populations. Visit her at: https://t.co/ypihtY5DFg
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📣CPC Job Candidate - Meredith Welch (PUBPOL) Meredith is an applied microeconomist studying the economics of education & consumer finance. Her work explores how student loans impact labor market outcomes, financial health, & well-being. Visit her at: https://t.co/NTZXMzDXqN
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📣CPC Job Candidate - Haowen Zheng (SOC) Haowen’s research focuses on gender, social stratification, & spatial demography. Her work explores gender disparities in labor markets and how family dynamics and education shape social mobility. Visit her at https://t.co/0bGQj3SRYU
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📢Cornell Pop Center is hiring its next Rhodes Postdoc! 📢 This is a great program to develop research and collab w/ CPC faculty. Plus, Ithaca is Gorges! Please share widely with your networks and students! https://t.co/Ta60BAuIwH
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Cornell Population Center is looking forward to welcoming you back to campus! We have been working hard to bring you an exciting lineup of top scholars in population science to help support your own scholarship this Fall! See you there!
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CPC Affiliate Wenfei Xu featured in Cornell Chronicle for her important work on racial bias in traffic stops:
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Black drivers in Chicago are significantly more likely than white drivers to be stopped by police, finds a new study that uses mobile phone GPS data to map the racial composition of roads.
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Just a few selections from the Cornell NextGenPop cohort at PAA!
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Strong showing at PAA from Cornell Population Center Affiliates!
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Strong showing at PAA from Cornell Population Center Affiliates!
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Thank you so much for working together with me on this project, Sarah! I’m excited about getting this poster award! 🥳 @PopulationCU @NHATS_NSOC
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CPC Affiliate Vida Maralani the PAA APC Govt Affairs Chair conducted almost 60 meetings with key House and Senate staff to educate policy-makers about the important contributions population scientists make with support from federal scientific and statistical research agencies.
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