Population Studies Workshop

James Raymo speaks in a classroom

The Population Studies Workshop aims to foster scholarly exchange on key issues in demography, population health, social statistics, survey methodology, and population economics — broadly defined. The series features prominent external speakers from leading institutions who conduct cutting-edge research across disciplines, including sociology, economics, public health, political science, statistics, and related fields. 

The series engages a wide array of Yale scholars, including faculty, students, and researchers from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Yale School of Public Health, Yale School of Medicine, Yale Law School, Yale School of Nursing, Yale School of the Environment, and Yale School of Management.

The workshop meets on selected Mondays and Fridays from noon to 1:15 PM in Room A002 at 77 Prospect Street. Lunch will be provided.

NON-YALE SCHOLARS: Please contact Nicole Hunter to join the subscriber list.

Faculty Organizers: 

  • Emma Zang, Associate Professor of Sociology, Biostatistics, and Global Affairs
  • Xi Chen, Associate Professor of Public Health & Economics
  • Rourke O’Brien, Associate Professor of Sociology
  • Kai Chen, Associate Professor of Epidemiology & Environmental Health
  • Charles McClean, Assistant Professor of Political Science

Seminar Coordinator: Nicole Hunter

Board of Advisors: 

  • Ron Borzekowski (DISSC)
  • Leah Boustan (Economics)
  • Drew Cameron (Health Policy)
  • Andrew Cohen (Medicine)
  • Cody Cook (Economics)
  • Eduardo Fernandez-Duque (Anthropology)
  • Natalia Festa (Medicine)
  • Ling Han (Medicine)
  • Yuan Hsiao (Sociology)
  • Melody Huang (Statistics, Political Science)
  • Grace Kao (Sociology)
  • Shiro Kuriwaki (Political Science)
  • Becca Levy (Epidemiology, Psychology)
  • Fan Li (Biostatistics)
  • Zeyan Liew (Epidemiology)
  • Costas Meghir (Economics)
  • Ariana Salazar Miranda (Environment)
  • Mushfiq Mobarak (SOM)
  • Joan Monin (Epidemiology)
  • Bhramar Mukherjee (Biostatics)
  • Cormac O’Dea (Economics)
  • Guangyu Tong (Medicine)
  • Rebecca Toseland (Economics)
  • Kosuke Uetake (SOM)
  • Winnie van Dijk (Economics)
  • Jacob Wallace (Health Policy)
  • Xuehong Zhang (Nursing)