The Minnesota Population Center facilitates graduate student participation by encouraging community, promoting outreach activities, and training. MPC graduate students hold free IPUMS data workshops annually to introduce U of M graduate students to the data available at the MPC, demonstrate how to get the data, and provide helpful tips for working with IPUMS data.
Graduate Student Members
Caren Arbeit, Sociology
Kate Bauer, Epidemiology
Michel H. Boudreaux, Health Policy and Management
Maggie Charleroy, History of Medicine
Sung Choi, Health Policy and Management
Joanna DeLaune, History
Naomi Duke, Sociology
Gina Erickson, Sociology
Elizabeth Fairly, Geography
Nicole Frisone, History
Katie Genadek, Applied Economics
Margherita E. Ghisellli, Epidemiology
Dotty Gondwe, Epidemiology
Benjamin al-Haddad, Epidemiology and Medical School
Abigail Hagel, Sociology
Andrew Halpern-Manners, Sociology
Carrie Henning-Smith, Health Policy and Managment
Rachelle Hill, Sociology
Anne Kaduk, Sociology
Kandice Kapinos, Deparrtment of Medicine and VAMC
Kasey Keeler, American Studies
Phatta Kirdruang, Applied Economics
Karen Kramer, Family Social Science
Christine Gille Kunitz, Health Policy and Management
Jack Lam, Sociology
Polina Levchenko, Family Social Science
Rodrigo Lovaton, Applied Economics
Liying Luo, Sociology
Ellen Manovich, History
Aine McCarthy, Applied Economics
Kelsey N. McDonald, Epidemiology
Heather McLaughlin, Sociology
Ryan Moltz, Sociology
Katherine Nygaard, Epidemiology
Nyseth, Holly, Sociology
Timothy Ortyl, Sociology
Jessie Kimmick Pintor, Health Policy and Management
Kathleen Rowan, Health Services Research
Jerry Shannon, Geography
Sarah Shannon, Sociology
Kelly Sovell, Epidemiology
Tami Swenson, Health Policy and Management
Thomson, Henry R., Political Science
Alain Vandormael, Sociology
Seth Werner, Comparative and International Development Education
Kristine Lamm West, Applied Economics
Peter Wruck, Sociology
Meghan Zacher, Sociology
