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IPR faculty Associates and Postdoctoral fellows Faculty Associates (cont.) Michael Mazzeo, Management and Strategy Peter Miller, Communication Studies Robert Nelson, Sociology Aviv Nevo, Economics Daniel O’Keefe, Communication Studies Ann Orloff, Sociology Benjamin Page, Political Science Mary Pattillo, Sociology/African American Studies Robert Porter, Economics David Protess, Journalism Eva Redei, Medicine William Rogerson, Economics Leonard Rubinowitz, Law Madeleine Shalowitz, Medicine Carl Smith, English Karrie Ann Snyder, Sociology James Spillane, Human Development, Social Policy, and Learning Sciences Linda Teplin, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Susan Thistle, Sociology Brian Uzzi, Management and Organizations Sandra Waxman, Psychology Teresa Woodruff, Neurobiology and Physiology < Faculty Emeriti John McKnight, Communication Studies John Heinz, Law < Postdoctoral Fellows Laura Chyu, Social Influences on Early Adult Stress Biomarkers; Adviser: Thomas McDade Marc Doussard, Inequalities in Employment Growth Across Major Urban Regions; Adviser: Ann Orloff Mimi Engel, Improving Methods for Quantitative Policy Research, Adviser: Larry Hedges Katarina Guttmannova, Welfare, Children, and Families: A Three-City Study; Adviser: P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale Malena Monteverde, Health Conditions Among the Elderly in Latin America; Adviser: Alberto Palloni † Kenya Noronha, Health Conditions Among the Elderly in Latin America; Adviser: Alberto Palloni † Christopher Rhoads, Improving Methods for Quantitative Policy Research, Adviser: Larry Hedges Julienne Rutherford, Obesity, Development, and Cardiovascular Disease Risk-Factor Clustering; Adviser: Christopher Kuzawa Teresa Sommer, Educare Post-Secondary Education Project; Adviser: P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale JulieAnn Stawicki, Improving Methods for Quantitative Policy Research, Adviser: Larry Hedges Pamela Schuetz, College to Careers; Adviser: James Rosenbaum Sophie Trawalter, Cells to Society (C2S): The Center on Social Disparities and Health; Adviser: P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale Manyee Wong, Improving Quasi-Experimental Design; Adviser: Thomas D. Cook Economist Charles Manski asks a question during an IPR colloquium talk. † No longer at IPR 67
Administration, executive committee, and staff < IPR Administration Director Fay Lomax Cook, Human Development and Social Policy Associate Director Wesley G. Skogan, Political Science Business Administrator Michael Weis Director of Communications Patricia Reese < Executive Committee Emma Adam, Human Development and Social Policy P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale, Human Development and Social Policy Fay Lomax Cook, Human Development and Social Policy Thomas D. Cook, Sociology James Druckman, Political Science Jeremy Freese, Sociology Larry V. Hedges, Statistics/Education and Social Policy Leslie McCall, Sociology (on leave) Dorothy Roberts, Law Wesley G. Skogan, Political Science < Staff Eric Betzold, Grant Support Arlene Dattels, Accounting Ellen Dunleavy, Reception Sarah Levy, Editorial Assistant Alice Murray, Webmaster Ellen Whittingham, Assistant to the Director Beverly Zack, Purchasing Accounting < Visiting Scholars Ariel Kalil, Harris School, University of Chicago Guido Pinto, University of Wisconsin–Madison Peter Steiner, Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria < Research Staff Evelyn Asch, Commercialization of Higher Education Patricia Ferguson, Center for Improving Methods for Quantitative Policy Research Jeffrey Huang, Laboratory for Human Biology Research Patricia Lasley, Welfare, Children, and Families: A Three-City Study; and Cells to Society (C2S): The Center on Social Disparities and Health Valerie Lyne, Quasi-Experimental Design and Analysis in Education Michelle Rheinschmidt, Social Perception and Communication Laboratory Hannah Wallerstein, Cells to Society (C2S): The Center on Social Disparities and Health 68
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IPR founded Raymond Mack (r.) found
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MISSION The mission of the Institut
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Highlights < Education Policy Progr
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Highlights < Supporting Undergradua
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C hild, Adolescent, and Family Stud
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Child, Adolescent, and family studi
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Poverty, Race, and Inequality < Ret
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Poverty, Race, and Inequality revea
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