Population Association of America 2019 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAM
April 10 – 13 JW Marriott Austin, Austin, TX
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Meeting Information 4 General Information...... 4 Meeting Facilities...... 5 Exhibitors and Exhibit Floor Plan ...... 8-9 #PAA2019 Sponsors...... 10 Acknowledgements...... 11 2019 Program Organizing Committee ...... 12 Organizers and Co-Organizers...... 13 PAA Information 17 Board of Directors, Past Officers, and Staff ...... 18 Demography Editors ...... 20 PAA Fund 21 PAA Fund Donation Form ...... 22 PAA Fund Campaign...... 23 Contributors...... 24 Meeting Highlights 41 Member Initiated Meetings ...... 42 Invited Sessions ...... 46 Program Summary...... 48 Thursday Program 61 Friday Program 179 Saturday Program 265 Program Participants Index 315
Abstracts available online through the #PAA2019 MeetingApp: www.populationassociation.org/mobileapp or scan the code below with your internet connected device. GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION SPEAKERS’ READY ROOM PAA Registration is located in the A LCD projector and screen are Griffin Hall Foyer on Level 2. available to authors who wish to Wednesday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm practice their presentation in Meeting 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Room 207 during the following times: Thursday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Meeting Information Meeting Friday 7:00 am – 4:00 pm Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm EXHIBITS MEETING-WIDE WIFI The exhibits are located in Griffin Hall Complimentary internet access is on the Level 2. available in all PAA meeting spaces Wednesday 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm at the J W. Marriott. Network: Thursday 8:00 am – 6:30 pm JWMarriott_CONFERENCE. Password: Friday 8:00 am – 4:15 pm PAA2019. Saturday 8:30 am – 1:00 pm CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Visit PAA’s new Careers page where MEETING you can post jobs, search for jobs, or post your resume. http://www. Saturday, April 12, 8:00 am – 9:00 populationassociation.org/careers/. am, in Lone Star H on the 3rd Level. This is an opportunity for members to MOTHERS’ ROOM voice their opinions, discuss items of A mothers’ room is available for interest to PAA members, and query those who are breastfeeding. Please PAA officers about the affairs of the visit the registration desk for more Association. Donuts and coffee will information. be available. See page 41 for details. TRANSCRIPTION SERVICES PAA provides transcription services at the PAA Awards Ceremony and Presidential Address and the PAA Membership Meeting. These services are typically available at the front of the room.
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Booth Booth Number Number Add Health 45 National Longitudinal Surveys 37 American Population Panel 14 National Research Center on 28 Hispanic Children & Families Meeting Information Meeting Asian Demographic Research 11 Institute, Shanghai University Asian MetaCentre for Population 12 NORC at the University of 9 and Sustainable Development Chicago Analysis Panel Study of Income Dynamics 22 Chitwan Valley Family Study 20 Population Association of 4 & 5 Data Sharing for Demographic 25 America (PAA) Research (DSDR) PAA Information/Book Pick-Up/ 47 DHS Program 1 Social Media Lounge Eunice Kennedy Shriver National 33 PAA Lounge 46 Institute of Child Health and Population Council 29 Human Development (NICHD) Population Reference Bureau 23 & 24 Gateway Global Aging Data 35 Poster Session Information 7 & 8 Government and Public Affairs 6 Committee Rand Corporation 15 Health and Retirement Study 21 RStudio 34 India Human Development 27 Russell Sage Foundation 19 Survey Springer 42 & 43 Institute of Social Science Survey, 30 Star Project 2 Peking University Understanding America Study 36 IUSSP 31 United States Census Bureau 41 Max Planck Institute for 40 Demographic Research University of Texas at San 32 Antonio – Department of Mexican Migration Project/New 18 Demography Immigrant Research Wisconsin Longitudinal Study – 16 Minnesota Population Center 38 & 39 UW Madison National Archive of Computerized 26 Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ 44 Data on Aging ÖAW, WU) National Center for Health 3 Statistics Bolded exhibitors are also sponsors!
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10 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meeting Information Preparing the annual meeting of the Population including those from all over the globe; thank you Association of America requires the time and for coming to PAA! A statement of inclusion and effort of many PAA members and staff. The 2019 welcome to all population researchers is posted on Program Committee issued a broad Call for the association’s website. Papers with 151 sessions covering 11 topics that PAA is run by and for the PAA membership. We invited submissions representing the diversity and know there is always room for improvement and interdisciplinary character of population research we will work with next year’s program co-chairs as conducted by demographers, sociologists, to continue to enhance the PAA annual meeting economists, political scientists, geographers, experience. Please join us and provide feedback historians, epidemiologists, statisticians, in the membership meeting on Saturday. Also, marketers, survey researchers, and other health consider sharing exciting moments from the and social scientists. The 151 Session Organizers meeting on social media #PAA2019. reviewed close to 4,000 submissions and faced The PAA’s small, but mighty, staff has ensured difficult choices in selecting a small sub-set of our meeting is a success. Danielle Staudt, PAA’s submissions for the eventual 240 oral sessions. We Executive Director, deserves many thanks for are grateful for the dedication of all these Program managing all the conference logistics. Bobbie Committee members and Session Organizers; Westmoreland, Program and Education Manager their names are listed in the printed program and at PAA, completed her fourth year managing on the PAA web page. The outcome is a program the process of constructing the annual meeting of high scientific quality with contributions that program; her labors were indispensable. You will demonstrate the breadth and vitality of our field. see Bobbie and Millicent Minnick facilitating the The 2019 program has 14 invited sessions, poster sessions over the next three days. Cristian including many organized by PAA committees. Rodriguez (Asyst Informatica, Santiago Chile) The invited sessions consider some of the most managed the conference software Pampa. His important population issues of our day, including dedication from May 2018 to the present ensured several sessions on the rapidly-developing plans that a challenging and time-consuming transition for the 2020 Census. The 11 poster sessions were in conference software proceeded successfully. organized by Noreen Goldman, with assistance We also thank Francesca Morton, Finance and from Theresa Andrasfay, Gina DelCorazon, Henry Meeting Manager -- Francesca has ensured that Gomory, Ian Lundberg and Federica Querin, as the registration runs smoothly and has facilitated well as input from the many Session Organizers a great set of member-initiated meetings. We also who recommended papers for consideration for welcome Betsy Alafoginis, PAA’s Communication poster sessions. and Membership Manager, and look forward to her Following the successful test run at the 2018 contributions to our vibrant organization. Finally, meeting of “flash sessions”, this year’s program we are grateful for the assistance we have received contains 13 such sessions. We are pleased that the from department colleagues and staff at our home PAA program is offering more diversity of session institutions: Ohio State University (Institute for formats, and we believe this will provide some Population Research) and Princeton University momentum toward more innovation in future PAA (Office of Population Research). Repeatedly we meetings. have turned to colleagues and staff to take on one For the first time this year, attendees at the task or another. The program could not have been meeting are asked to review and abide by a new completed without their generous assistance. PAA Anti-Harassment Policy. This policy specifies The PAA meeting is truly a collective effort. Credit inappropriate behaviors that might occur at the for a successful meeting goes above all to the annual meeting. This new policy is the outcome of authors of papers and posters, session chairs, deliberations by the PAA Board in late 2018. discussants, organizers of the member-initiated The PAA meeting has become thoroughly meetings, and poster judges. Our field grows and international, as it should -- science transcends advances with the amazing research that is shared national boundaries. We regret that U.S. each year at the PAA meeting. government policies have made it challenging John Casterline and Noreen Goldman for some international colleagues to attend. We 2019 Program Committee Co-Chairs offer our heartfelt welcome to all PAA attendees,
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Avraham Ebenstein Rachel E.Dunifon Mitchell Duneier Harriet O. Duleep Peter Doskoch Audrey Dorelien Carrie Donoho Nancy Dole Francis Nii-AmooDodoo Arunachalam D. RadhaDevi Barbara Devaney Barthelemy Kuate Defo Lionel P. Deang Laeticia De Souza Orlandina DeOliveira Jennifer CheesemanDay Lincoln H.&AliceDay Dwight Davis R. P.Henry &Tema David Jonathan Daw Katherine J. Curtis Robert Crutchfield Caitlin Cross-Barnet James Crimmins Sarah K.Cowan Jocelyn E.Finlay Sally E.Findley Chad Farrell Shahrokh Fardoust Bolaji Fapohunda EspinozaMonica Higgins Gabriela Escudero Eugene Erickson Michal Engelman Robert Emery Amon S.Emeka Samia El-Badry Valerie E.Edwards Emme Edmunds EdmonstonBarry Dharmalingam Contributors tothePAA Fund PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program Dirgha JibiGhimire Adrienne Germain V. Moolamattom George Andreas Georgiadis Filiz Garip Alan Garber Victor Gaigbe-Togbe Arya Gaduh Michael S.Gaddis Sylvia Fubini Michelle L.Frisco Thomas E.Fricke William H.Frey FreedmanVicki A. Beth Fredrick Ewa Zofia Fratczak Reanne Frank Mark Fossett Mark Foley Cornelia Flora Flippen Chenoa A. Jason M.Fletcher John Fitzgerald Catherine Fitch A. Susan Fiske J.Mary Fischer J. David Hacker Steven Haas A. Michaela Gulemetova David K.Guilkey Gryn Thomas A. Eric Grodsky Sue Griffey James Gribble Kimberly Goyette Penny Gordon-Larsen Nina L.Glasgow Sarah C.Giroux Jessica D. Gipson Donna K.Ginther John T. Giles Greta Gilbertson Contributors to the PAA Fund Friend
Jacqueline M. Hagan Spencer James Dela N. Kusi-Appouh Christian Hale Soong-nang Jang Yasamin Kusunoki Erin Randle Hamilton Leif Jensen Margie Lachman Eugene A. Hammel Harley Johansen Qing Lai Emily C. Hannum David Johnson Nirannanilat Lalu Sandra L. Hanson Denis F. Johnston Nancy S. Landale Karen Hardee Malia Jones Evelyn G. Landry Jessica Halliday Hardie Nathan Jones Joseph T. Lariscy Melissa A. Hardy Rachel K. Jones Olaf F. Larson Kristen S. Harknett Dawoon Jung Edward O. Laumann Cynthia C. Harper Virginia Josephian Dohoon Lee Richard J. Harris Toshiko Kaneda Hye-Kyung Lee Jennifer Harris Ryuichi Kaneko Joseph Lengermann Wan He Andrew B. Kantner Susan K. Lewis Tom Heath Amelia Wilkes Karraker Jack Lippes Stephane Helleringer John Kasarda Hui Liu Arun S. Hendi Serap Kavas Xian Liu Paul C. Hewett Harounan Kazianga Celia Hubert Lopez Belinda A. Hewitt Teresa Keenan & Carlos Anders S. Lunde Monica Espinoza Higgins Sheela Kennedy Katherine A. Lynch Heather D. Hill Genevieve Kenney Laurence J.C. Ma Jessica Y. Ho David I. Kertzer Kate Macintyre John Hoddinott M. Nizam Uddin Khan John J. Macisco, Jr. Jasper Hoek Ann Kim Diane J. Macunovich Jan M. Hoem Doo-Sub Kim Janice Madden Martin K. Holdrich Younoh Kim Nyovani Janet Madise PAA Fund Giuseppina Valle Holway Rachel Kimbro Jeremy Magruder Marjorie Honig Rosalind Berkowitz King Bernhard Mahlberg Marie B. Hotz Ward Kingkade Mahgoub Eltigani Perry Hu Kevin G. Kinsella Mahmoud James R. Hull Gebre-Egziabher Kiros Carolyn A. Makinson Jon M. Hussey Sunita Kishor Albert M. Marckwardt Merton M. Hyman Wilbert van der Klaauw John E. Marcotte Latifat D. G. Ibisomi Jean Knab Rachel L. Margolis George Immerwahr James E. Kocher Kyriakos S. Markides Carlos Manuel Tanya Koropeckyj-Cox Daniela Marshall & Indacochea Eric Kostello Felipe Saffie Hiroshi Ishida V Kothandapani Molly A. Martin Hiromi Ishizawa Lori Kowaleski-Jones Brian Martinson Miho Iwasawa Ellen A. Kramarow Julie Maslowsky Margot Jackson Alan G. Kraut William M. Mason Jodi L. Jacobson Purushottam M. Kulkarni Anna Mastroianni
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 23 PAA Fund Dilip Nath Luciano Nakabashi Srikantan Nair Mohanachandran Nair P. Lora G.Myers Marc Musick A. George C.Myers Elaine M.Murphy Stephanie Mullen Erica JadeMullen Zheng Mu Nancy E.Moss Iwao M.Moriyama Rie Moriizumi Jeffrey D. Morenoff Caroline Moreau Ricardo Mora Ann M.Moore Shannon Monnat Olivia S.Mitchell Vinod Mishra Tim Miller Carolina Milesi Deborah Merrill Giovanna M.Merli Leena Merdad Ivan Mejia-Guevara Costas Meghir Geoffrey McNicoll Susan McLellan Diane K.McLaughlin Christopher J. McKelvey Douglas M.McKee Katherine McGonagle A. C.McEniry Mary Marjorie B.McElroy Thomas W. McDade Cheikh Mbacke Robert Mazur Parker Mauldin W. Tj Mathews Mark S.Mather Friend 24
Andrew Postlewaite Claus Christian Portner Suet LingPong Michael S.Pollard Martin P. Piotrowski Guido Pinto Vijayan K.Pillai Rachael S.Pierotti John W.R. Phillips Phillips Julie A. Dimiter Philipov Fabian T. Pfeffer Liliana E.Pezzin Christine Peterson Cyril Pervilhac PergamitMichael R. Julieta Perez-Amador Brienna G.Perelli-Harris David Pedulla John Pease Patricia N.Pastor Donna E.Parmelee Juan Pantano PandeyArvind Susan M.Palmore PalmerJohn R.B. Devah Pager Cynthia Osborne A. Valerie K.Oppenheimer Randall Jay Olsen Kathleen O’Connor A. Rourke L.O’Brien Francis Obare Beatriz Novak Kenya Noronha Karen Norberg Kei Nomaguchi Wamucii Njogu Suzanne Nichols Liem ThanhNguyen Evelyn Neil Constance Nathanson A. Contributors totheP P AA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program Michael J. Rosenfeld Emily Victoria Elaina Rose Lisa S.Roney Jennifer L.Romich Michael Everett Roettger Nestor Rodriguez German Rodriguez Joe Rodgers Kristen Robinson Ester LuciaRizzi Karin Ringheim Reid Reynolds Robert D. Retherford Barbara Reskin George S.Rent Qiang Ren Eric N.Reither David Rehkopf Stefan Rayer Sara B.Raley Cinda Raley Rebeca &Benjamin Hantamalala Quisumbing Agnes R. Lincoln G.Quillian Bernardo L.Queiroz James Quane Esteban Puentes & Menahem Prywes Julia C.Prentice Pramote Prasartkul Vipan Prachuabmoh Michelle Poulin Malcolm Potts Lloyd B.Potter Wiraporn Pothisiri Rosenbaum Raijman Rafalimanana Vallee Amelie Quesnel- Martha Klutting AA Fund Contributors to the PAA Fund Friend
Rachel A. Rosenfeld Kristin E. Smith Terence P. Thornberry Ira Rosenwaike Mark W. Smith Rebecca L. Thornton Shalini Roy Emily Smith-Greenaway Sharanya Thummalapally Anne Royalty Shedra Amy Snipes Kathryn E. Harker Jose Victor Rios Rull Matthew J. Sobek Tillman Sharon Stanton Russell Aida Sole-Auro Petra Todd Rogelio Saenz Erica Soler-Hampejsek Dimeeji Togunde James Sailer Patricio Solis Michael B. Toney Laura Salganik Ulimiri Venkata Florencia Torche Joseph J. Salvo Somayajulu Bickley Townsend Luis A. Sanchez Boubacar Sow Stephen J. Trejo Magaly Sanchez R. J. Joseph Speidel Jenny Trinitapoli Elvira Sanchez-Blake Ilene S. Speizer Shripad D. Tuljapurkar Gabriela Sanchez-Soto Frank Stafford Christopher Udry Silvia Elena Giorguli Matthew W. Stagner S. Heidi Ullmann Saucedo Kevin Stange Margaret L. Usdansky Yothin Sawangdee Sarah Staveteig Iwu D. Utomo Bryan Sayer Aryeh Stein Victoria A. Velkoff Nora Cate Schaeffer Elizabeth Hervey Kristen A. Velyvis Julie Schaffner Stephen Ashton Verdery Max Schanzenbach Haya Stier Katherine Verdery Enid J. Schatz George J. Stolnitz Dan Veroff Daniel J. Schneider Charles Q. Strohm Suzanne Stokes Vieth Rachel Schurman Rachel Stutsman Roger Waldinger Melissa N. Scopilliti KVR Subrahmanyam Robert B. Wallace Christopher L. Seplaki Sujit Suchindran Steven Wallace PAA Fund Yossi Shavit Naomi Sugie Barbara Wanchisen Michele G. Shedlin Tara Sullivan Fan Wang Wendy Sheldon Rongjun Sun Fei Wang Olga N. Shemyakina Thankam S. Sunil May C. Wang Mary K. Shenk Ann Swidler Wendy Wang Laura B. Shrestha Ayumi Takenaka Victoria Ward Henry S. Shryock Jr Emi Tamaki David F. Warner Lawrence C. Shulman Athena Tapales, Ph.D. Maria Wathen Paul M. Siegel J. Edward Taylor Janet Watson Romesh Silva Jeff Tayman Ronald K. Watts Brian D. Silver Jay D. Teachman Kim A. Weeden Alan B. Simmons Lucky M. Tedrow John Weymark Saurabh Singhal Anne Terrell Jerry W. Wicks Kaushalendra Kumar Harsha Thirumurthy Elizabeth M. Wildsmith Singh Jason R. Thomas Frans Willekens Daniel J. Smith Laura Thomas Linda B. Williams
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 25 PAA Fund Firman Witoelar David Wise A. Anne E.Winkler Robert Wilson Janet M.Wilmoth Nathalie E.Williams Supporter 26 Barbara Anderson A. Thomas Markley Bridget J. Anderson Allison Adrienne A. Dawn Alley Susan Allen Huda Alkitkat Abdullah H.M.Al- Charles H.Alexander Howard E.Aldrich Richard S.Akresh Ilana Redstone Akresh Akanni I.Akinyemi Abigail Aiken A. R. Allison E.Aiello Sono Aibe Rina Agarwala PatienceA. Afulani Ernest K.Afrifa-Anane Robert M.Adelman Fenaba Addo Elizabeth S.Ackert AbrahamMeena R. Maria Abascal Arnstein Aassve Anonymous Anonymous Jenjira Yahirun Scott T. Yabiku Hongwei Xu Miranda Xafa Nicholas H.Wolfinger
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Jorge Balan Bala J. Balachandran Juhee Baek Patrick Opoku Asuming Erika Arenas Sofya Aptekar Samuel K.Antobam Gustavo Angeles Catherine S. Joel Andress Douglas L.Anderton Thomas Anderson Anna Zajacova Kathryn M.Yount Linda Young-De Marco Frank W. Young Sara Yeatman Hua Ye Y. Claire Yang Wen ShanYang Philip Yang Takashi Yamano Meir Yaish Brent M.Berry Bete Berhanu Susan Bergson Lawrence M.Berger Janie Benson Hiram Beltran-Sanchez Andrea H.Beller Kennedy Behrman Eva Bazant Samuel Baum Catherine Barry Burt Barnow Anna Bargagliotti Philip E.Bardsley Manjistha Banerji Kakoli Banerjee Andrzejewski SUPPORTER Contributors tothePAA Fund PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program Ryan Heath Bogle Philippe Bocquier Lawrence Bobo Francine Blau Emma Bjorkenstam Jessica C.Bishop-Royse David M.Bishai Adriana Andrea Biney Simona Bignami Tushar Bharati Prem B.Bhandari Vadim Bezverbny A. Latrica E.Best Eliya M.Zulu Genevieve Zubrzycki Anita Zuberi Julie M.Zissimopoulos Kathleen M.Ziol-Guest Bingdao Zheng Yaohui Zhao Zhuoni Zhang Wenwen Zhang Viviana Zelizer Sofie DeBroe Stefanie Brodmann C. BrintonMary Etienne Breton Jenifer L.Bratter Melanie Sereny Brasher Sarah E.K.Bradley Cristina ElenaBradatan Elizabeth Heger Boyle Robert L.Boyd Elise Bowditch Amanda L.Botticello Steven Boren A. Bart Bonikowski Pratikshya Bohra-Mishra Bohm Maggie Contributors to the PAA Fund Supporter
Ron Brookmeyer Wei Ting Chen Patrice Dion Kathleen Broussard Zixi Chen Yanyi K. Djamba J. Scott Brown Frances M. Chevarley Muhamad W. Djuhari Lisanne Brown Guangqing Chi Mai Phuong Do Lois M. Brown Michelle A. Chiezah Hiroko Hayama Dodge Louie A. Brown Yoshimi K. Chitose Rachel E. Durham Rachel R. Brown Joanne Christopherson Valerie L. Durrant Tyson H. Brown Pil Hong Chung Heather B. Edelblute Antonio Bruce Laura Chyu Ryan D. Edwards Elizabeth E. Bruch Matthew Clair Karen Eggleston Marisa Bucheli Susan Clampet- Nick Ehrmann Moshe Buchinsky Lundquist Thomas Eisele Aysen Bulut Marin E. Clarkberg Linnea Perry Eitmann Brielle Bryan Lara Cleveland Yeetey A. Enuameh Jane Burbank Sean Clouston Jennifer Erausquin Amy Burdette Diane Coffey Eirik A. Evenhouse Regina M. Bures Jessica A. Cohen Douglas C. Ewbank Ruth Burke Steven A. Cohen Toni Falbo Sandra Charvat Burke Kate Coleman-Minahan Laurence L. Falk Lori A. Burrington Janice Compton Matthew R. Falkenstein Justin Buszin Jamaica Corker Heather Farb Sharon H. Bzostek Clemencia M. Cosentino Nicole Farris Stephen Cacciola Richard S. Courtney Allan Feldt Maria Cecilia Calderon Jane Cover Leticia E. Fernandez Charles A. Calhoun David Crawford & Kathy Bruce Fetter Julie H. Carmalt Duffy Layton Field PAA Fund Stacie A. Carr Benjamin Crookston Jason M. Fields Nicole Carter Lisa A. Cubbins Lawrence B. Finer Rebecca Casciano John C. Cutler Amanda Flaim Robert Casinelli Sara Czaja Christine M. Flanigan Arachu Castro Sarah Damaske Nadia Y. Flores Miguel Centeno William A. Darity Karen Folk Marcela Sandra Cerrutti Ana Luisa Davila Kelley Fong Youngjoo Cha Stefanie DeLuca Kathleen Ford Satvika Chalasani Mary B. Deming Thomas R. Ford Hsin-Chieh Chang Laurie F. DeRose Alfredo L. Fort Paul Chang Jack R. DeWaard Holly Foster Pia Chaparro Erinna C. Dia Robert H. Freymeyer Jacob E. Cheadle Ana Paula Verona & Esther M. Friedman Claudio Santiago Charles Cheesebrough Samantha R. Friedman Dias, Jr. I-Chien Chen William P. Frisbie Gniesha Y. Dinwiddie Ping Chen Carl M. Frisen
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 27 PAA Fund Wilbur C.Hadden Conrad Hackett Owen G.Haaga Jose M.Guzman Juan CarlosGuzman Tania Gutsche Patricia K.Guseman Alberto Garcia Christine E.Guarneri Theodore Groat Diana S.Grigsby- Cynthia P. Green Aaron J. Gottlieb Bridget J. Goosby Rebecca Goodsell Shelley Golden Hilda H.Golden Howard I.Goldberg Rachel Elizabeth Lisa M.Godek Paul C.Glick Jennifer L.Glass Alejandro E.Giusti Stuart Gietel-Basten Christina M.Gibson- Bonnie Ghosh-Dastidar Theodore P. Gerber Katie Genadek Julia M.Gelatt Tesfayi Gebreselassie Lauren M.Gaydosh Robert W. Gardner Javier Garcia-Manglano Denia Garcia Krista Garcia Ginny E.Garcia Margaret Frye Richard Fry A. Supporter 28
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Lindsay Howden George C.Hough Jr David Hotchkiss Jessica Holmes J.Darryl Holman Jennifer Holland A. Sarah JaneHolcombe Erin T. Hofmann Melissa J. Hodges HirschlThomas A. Kiyosi Hirosima Jennifer Hill Rachelle Hill Allan G.Hill Brad Hershbein Christian Herrera Jane LeberHerr Ruben Hernandez-Leon Julie Hernandez Sabine Henning Catherine Emily Katherine Hempstead Susan McCraw Helms Jacqueline Hellen Jessica M.Heckert Shaojia He Adrian C.Hayes Robert Haveman Stephanie Nicole Howe Hope Harvey Christine Hartley Peter MGHarris Caitlin Harris Amal Harrati Hongyun Han Charles Hammerslough Carolina Hall Patricia Hall Lauren E.Hale JamesHaddenJr. W. Hendrick Hasanali Contributors totheP P AA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program Joshua Kim Jinsook Kim Jay H.Kim Rachel C.Kidman Oliver Kerr John M.Kennedy Catherine T. Kenney Robert F. Kelly Aramide Kazeem Gayle Kaufman Ruth Kattumuri Charles MichaelKatende Alice B.Kasakoff Thomas T. Kane Samuel I.Kalu Arne Kalleberg Balkrishna Kale Omkar Joshi Shivakumar Jolad Kriechbaum Maria Barbara E.Johnson Timothy Johnson J. Jensen Eric R. Jennings Julia A. Elyse Jennings A. Jade Jenkins Elizabeth Jelin Paula E.Jayne Benjamin Fletcher Jarvis Alice James Radha Jagannathan Chimaraoke Izugbara Futoshi Ishii Shelley K. Irving Vu Tuan Huy Earl Huyck Tera Hurt Holly Hunts Joan Huber Amy Hsin Nancy Howell Johnson AA Fund Contributors to the PAA Fund Supporter
Myoungsoo Kim Vivian Lew Poul C. Matthiessen Howard Kimeldorf Philip Lewis Lisa McAllister Charles Lebon Mberi Carolyn A. Liebler Judith A. McCabe Kimpolo Audrey L. Light Lauren Rinelli McClain Paul Chance Kinnison Tin-chi Lin Steven McClaskie Mary D. N. Kitula Adam M. Lippert Kime McClintock Valerie Kivelson Mao-Mei Liu Thomas McDevitt Daniel Kleinman Xiaoying Liu Donald L. McEachron Lori Kletzer Gretchen Livingston Michael Jason McFarland Heather L. Koball Linda M. Lobao Matthew McKeever Robert A. Kominski Lisa Rose Lollock Signe-Mary McKernan Augustine J. Kposowa Olga Rios Lopez Pamela McMullin- Ellen Percy Kraly Leonard M. Lopoo Messier Derek Kreager Terri Ann Lowenthal Attila Melegh Kristy Krivickas Dotty Lukas Letizia Mencarini Patrick M. Krueger Jennifer Hickes Cinzia Meraviglia Tomas Kucera Lundquist Steven Messner Heather Kugelmass Liying Luo Rachel Meyer Andrzej J. Kulczycki Norman Y. Luther Jaime Meza-Cordero Akira Kusukawa Renee Reichl Luthra Caleb Miller Pearl S. Kyei Jamie Lynch John Miller Nhan La Scott M. Lynch Ann R. Miller Max Lacroix Mingming Ma Judith Woerner Mills Daniel R. LaFave Maryhelen MacInnes Adriana Miranda-Ribeiro Kathleen A. Lamb Bo MacInnis Samar Mitra Peter M. Lance Alair MacLean Alexandra Mitukiewicz PAA Fund Jeffrey Lane Kerry LD MacQuarrie Naoko Mizuno Brent A. Langellier Nicole A. Maestas Elizabeth A. Mogford Raymond L. Langsten Ratna Maya Magarati Stefanie F. Mollborn Marjorie Larson Mahdi Majbouri Raphael Mondesir Sara B. Laufer Farhan Majid Livia S. Montana Maria Marta Laurito Shushanik Makaryan Malena Monteverde C.N. Le Zuali H. Malsawma Ann J. Morning Erin Leahey Nadine Marks Leo Morris Everett S. Lee Jack Marshall Martina Morris James Z. Lee Leticia J. Marteleto Francesca Morton Evelyn L. Lehrer Gilbert Marzan Salahudin Muhidin Musonda Lemba Claudia Patricia Jeronimo O. Muniz Paul W. Leslie Masferrer Nittala N. Murthy Emmanuel Francis Carl Mason Laryssa Mykyta Letouze Sanyukta Mathur Robert Naderi Daniel A. Levitis Stephen A. Matthews Hideaki Nakamura
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 29 PAA Fund James Ng Susan F. Newcomer Anjanette Nelson Roland Neil Lisa Neidert Joan E.G.Naymark Supporter 30 Michelle Suzanne Phelps Nikolas Pharris-Ciurej, Maame B.Peterson Jeffrey Petersen Cynthia J. Peters Amber Peterman Luca MariaPesando Andrew Penner David Pelletier Silvia Pedraza Jessica Pearlman Jennifer E.Pearce-Morris Christopher Paul Sarah E.Patterson Eileen Patten Nicholas J. Parr Tia M.Palermo Lorella Palazzo Jayanti Owens D.Mary Overpeck Kenji Otani Daniel Orlovsky Opiyo Okeyo Katsuya Oi Julianne K.Ohlander Clifford Obby Odimegwu Luis H.Ochoa Margaret C.O’Brien Philomena Efua Nyarko Mohamed Nour Dorothy Nortman Johannes Norling Olena Nizalova Sunny Niu Lisbeth Nielsen
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Peter Rich Robert Reynolds Aylee Reubel Siobhan Reilly Nancy E.Reichman Michael Reese Rebel M.Reavis Nalini Ranjit Donald Raleigh Sowmya Rajan Ines Macamo Raimundo M. OmarRahman Michael Radelet Yue Qian James Kent Pugh J.S. Prince Kate C.Prickett Towsand Price-Spratlen Karen Pren A. Rukmini Potdar Carsten Pohl George B.Ploubidis Stephanie Plenty John Pitkin Victoria L.Pilate Loretta Pierfelice Clementine H. Rossier Paul Rosenberg Teri Andrea Rosales Leslie Root Patricia Roos A. PalaciosJulia A. Roman Andrei Rogers Leila Rodriguez Angel Rodriguez Brayan LeeRosa Carol L.Roan RickettsSusan A. Kerry Richter Liana JanineRichardson Louise G.Richards Rodriguez Contributors tothePAA Fund PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program Carrie L.Shandra Christie Sennott Kesaia L.Seniloli SeltzerJudith R. Eric Seiber Howard Schuman Kammi K.Schmeer Michael Schlossman Cherie Scales Prem Saxena Jessica Sautter Natta Saswathi Kurt Sartorius Alexis Santos-Lozada R. Antunez-de-Mayaolo Juan OnesimoSandoval Miguel Sanchez-Romero Goleen Samari Viviana Salinas Haideh Salehi-Esfahani George Sabagh Charles Rynerson Tricia S.Ryan Russell A. Cheryl Rubin-KurtzmanJane R. William G.Roy Richard Smiley A. Tim Slack Catherine Sirois Alice Simon Karina M.Shreffler Claire M. Shook- Jaron L.Shook Kyler James Sherman- Amy Sheon R. Shea Gail A. Gregory Sharp Irina V. Sharkova Harel Shapira Finuncane Wilkins Santiago Contributors to the PAA Fund Supporter
Ellen Smith David Diego Torres Patrick D. Wightman Joel Smith Adam Travis Esther Isabelle Wilder Aaron Sojourner Noriko O. Tsuya Fiona L. Willis-Nunez Claudia D. Solari Richard Neil Turner Barbara Foley Wilson Matthieu Solignac Kristin E. Turney Franklin D. Wilson Kusol Soonthorndhada Cassio M. Turra Richelle Winkler Mary Speare Chukwudum Uche Pamela Winston Amy L. Spring Christopher Uggen Arthur O. Wittman Craig A. St. John Justin Vance Roger A. Wojtkiewicz Ellen H. Starbird Elizabeth Vaquera Barbara Wolfe Danielle Staudt Leila E. Caleb Varkey Brent Wolff Rebecca Stein Sarinnapha Oleh Wolowyna Gillian Stevens Vasunilashorn Kenneth Wolpin Edward G. Stockwell Barbara Vaughan Yared Mekonnen Leroy O. Stone Alma Vega Wondimagegehu Wadim Strielkowski Josephine Velez Juyin Helen Wong Inku Subedi Marcos Vera-Hernandez Hyeyoung Woo Elizabeth Sully & Emla Fitzsimons Clarence J. Wurdock Chang-Cherng Sun Ravi B. P. Verma Moye Xin Jeffrey Swindle Ana Paula Verona Qian Xiong John Sydenstricker-Neto Janet Vertesi Pianpian Carolyn Xu Lynne T. Taguchi Elena Vesselinov Suzumi Yasutake Haffad Tahar Erik Vickstrom Chizu Yoshida Baffour K. Takyi Andres Villarreal Ping Yu Paula A. Tavrow Abhijit Visaria Shao-tzu Yu Gheda Temsah Trina Vithayathil Xiao Yu PAA Fund Sarah Thayer Kenneth W. Wachter Irina Zainullina Yonette Felicity Thomas Miranda Waggoner Sarah E. Zapolsky Richard Kenneth Thomas Qiuyan Cindy Wang Virginia Zarulli Theresa Thompson- Yu Wang Tia Zeno Colon Russell Ward Li Zhang Maggie L. Thorsen John R Warren Yuan Zhang Felicia Feng Tian Samson Waga Wasao Bo Zhou Leann Tigges Melanie Wasserman Yi Zhou Michael F. Timberlake Ann Adams Way Yaoyao Zhu Michela Tincani Peter Wernick Catherine Zimmer Rebecca M. Tippett Justin White Sarah M. Zureick Kim Tobin Shauntia White Berna Miller Torr Searle Whitney
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John Casterline, Co-Chair Noreen Goldman, Co-Chair
Meeting Information Meeting Alicia Adsera, Princeton University Lori Hunter, University of Colorado, Hiram Beltran-Sanchez, University of Boulder California, Los Angeles Jennifer Jennings, Princeton University Susan Brower, State of Minnesota Scott Lynch, Duke University Warren Brown, Cornell University Ellis Monk, Harvard University Christopher Browning, The Ohio State Mark Montgomery, Population Council University Alison Norris, The Ohio State University Marcia Castro, Harvard University Corinne Reczek, The Ohio State Joyce Chen, The The Ohio State University University Germán Rodríguez, Princeton Samuel Clark, The The Ohio State University University Elisabeth Root, The The Ohio State Cynthia Colen, The Ohio State University University Kammi Schmeer, The Ohio State Sara Curran, University of Washington, University Seattle Anastasia Snyder, The Ohio State Jennifer Dowd, King’s College London University Rachel Dwyer, The Ohio State Leah VanWey, Brown University University Tom Vogl, University of Texas at Austin Reanne Frank, The The Ohio State Michael White, Brown University University Kristi Williams, The Ohio State Margaret Frye, University of Michigan University Maria Gallo, The The Ohio State Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University University Michel Guillot, University of Pennsylvania Tod Hamilton, Princeton University Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University Arun Hendi, Princeton University
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ORGANIZERS AND CO-ORGANIZERS Meeting Information
Arnstein Aassve, Bocconi University Ann Berrington, University of Susana Beatriz Adamo, Center for Southampton International Earth Science Cristina Bradatan, Texas Tech University Information Network (CIESIN), Sarah Bradley, Abt Associates Columbia University Sarah Brauner-Otto, McGill University Fenaba Addo, University of Wisconsin- Madison Noli Brazil, University of California, Davis Alicia Adsera, Princeton University Susan Brower, State of Minnesota Jennifer Ailshire, University of Southern California J. Scott Brown, Miami University Leontine Alkema, University of Susan Brown, Bowling Green State Massachusetts at Amherst UniversityJennifer Buher Kane, University of California, Irvine Sigal Alon, Tel Aviv University Tyson Brown, Duke University Flavia Andrade, University of Illinois Jennifer Buher Kane, University of Kerry Ard, Ohio State University California, Irvine Michael Bader, American University Sarah Burgard, University of Michigan Martha Bailey, University of Michigan Alison Buttenheim, University of Anthony Bardo, University of Kentucky Pennsylvania Amanda Baumle, University of Houston Carlo Camarda, Institut National Ayaga Bawah, University of Ghana d’Études Démographiques (INED) Frank Bean, University of California- Vladimir Canudas-Romo, School of Irvine Demography Donatien Beguy, African Population and Joyce Chen, The Ohio State University Health Research Center (APHRC) Samuel Clark, The Ohio State University Jere Behrman, University of Kyle Crowder, University of Pennsylvania Washington, Seattle Julia Behrman, Northwestern Sara Curran, University of Washington, University Seattle Marie-Pier Bergeron-Boucher, Pamela Davis-Kean, University of Interdisciplinary Center on Michigan Population Dynamics (CPop), Justin Denney, Washington State University of Southern Denmark University
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Katharine Donato, Georgetown Monica Grant, University of Wisconsin- University Madison Molly Dondero, American University Lina Guzman, National Research Center Jennifer Dowd, King’s College London on Hispanic Children and Families Christian Dudel, Max Planck Institute Michael Haan, University of Western for Demographic Research Ontario Lauren Hale, State University of New Meeting Information Meeting Rachel Dwyer, Ohio State University York-Stony Brook Jacques Emina, University of Kinshasa Erin Hamilton, University of California Bethany Everett, University of Illinois at - Davis Chicago Tod Hamilton, Princeton University Jessica Faul, University of Michigan Emily Hannum, University of Dennis Feehan, University of California, Pennsylvania Berkeley Caroline Hartnett, University of South Andrew Fenelon, University of Carolina Maryland Mathew Hauer, Florida State University Karen Fingerman, University of Texas at Austin Mark Hayward, University of Texas at Austin Nadia Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University Arun Hendi, Princeton University Angel Foster, Université d’Ottawa Heather Hill, University of Washington, Seattle Diana Foster, University of California- San Francisco Celia Hubert Lopez, National Institute of Public Health, Mexico Patrick Fowler, Washington University in St. LouisMaria Gallo, Ohio State Apoorva Jadhav, United States Agency University for International Development (USAID) Patrick Fowler, Washington University in St. Louis Jennifer Jennings, Princeton University Margaret Frye, University of Michigan Leif Jensen, Pennsylvania State University Patrick Gerland, United Nations Population Division Warren Jochem, University of Southampton Dana Glei, Georgetown University Malia Jones, University of Wisconsin- Maria Glymour, University of California, Madison San Francisco Mahesh Karra, Boston University Tom Godfrey, Decision Demographics Amelia Karraker, National Institution of Pilar Gonalons Pons, University of Aging Pennsylvania
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Ridhi Kashyap, University of Barbara Mensch, Population Council Meeting Information OxfordAlexandra Killewald, Harvard Pablo Mitnik, Stanford University University Sanyu Mojola, Princeton University Megan Kavanaugh, The Guttmacher Institute Ellis Monk, Harvard University Alexandra Killewald, Harvard University Livia Montana, Harvard University Doo-Sub Kim, Hanyang University Lindsay Monte, U.S. Census Bureau Valarie King, Pennsylvania State Taryn Morrissey, American University UniversityValerie Mueller, Arizona State University Mary Kritz, University of Wisconsin Thomas Moultrie, University of Cape Rhiannon Kroeger, Louisiana State Town University Valerie Mueller, Arizona State Yasamin Kusunoki, University of University Michigan Alison Norris, Ohio State University Hedwig Lee, Washington University in St. Louis William O’Hare, O’Hare Data and Demographic Services, LLC. Morgan Levine, Yale University Angela O’Rand, Duke University Brian Levy, Harvard University Brienna Perelli-Harris, University of Zai Liang, State University of New York- Southampton Albany Becky Pettit, University of Texas Daniel Lichter, Cornell University Lloyd Potter, University of Texas at San I-Fen Lin, Bowling Green State Antonio University Michelle Poulin, The World Bank Group Erin Linnenbringer, Washington University Esteban Quiñones, University of Wisconsin-Madison Hui Liu, Michigan State University Holly Reed, CUNY Institute for Li Liu, Johns Hopkins University Demographic Research (CIDR) Trevon Logan, Ohio State University Megan Reid, University of Wisconsin- John Macdonald, University of Madison Pennsylvania Megan Reynolds, University of Utah Sangeetha Madhavan, University of Timothy Riffe, Max Planck Institute for Maryland-College Park Demographic Research Leticia Marteleto, University of Texas Fernando Riosmena, University of at Austin Colorado, Boulder Anna Matysiak, Vienna Institute of Molly Rosenberg, Indiana University, Demography Bloomington
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Steven Ruggles, University of Debra Umberson, University of Texas Minnesota at Austin Stephen Russell, University of Texas at B. Piedad Urdinola, Universidad Austin Nacional de Colombia-Bogota Jarron Saint Onge, University of Kansas Stephanie Urena, Florida State Joseph Salvo, New York City University Department of City Planning Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State Meeting Information Meeting Sharon Sassler, Cornell University University Kammi Schmeer, Ohio State University Alyson van Raalte, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Daniel Schneider, University of California, Berkeley Leah VanWey, Brown University Robert Schoen, Pennsylvania State Jacques Veron, Institut National University d’Études Démographiques (INED) Hannes Schwandt, Northwestern Tom Vogl, University of Texas at Austin University Sara Wakefield, Rutgers University Christie Sennott, Purdue University Jane Waldfogel, Columbia University Holly Shakya, University of California David Warner, University of Nebraska- San DiegoAnastasia Snyder, Ohio Lincoln State University Maxine Weinstein, Georgetown Pamela Smock, University of Michigan University Anastasia Snyder, Ohio State University Elizabeth Wildsmith, Child Trends Lindsay Stark, Washington University in Rene Zenteno, University of Texas at St. Louis San Antonio Naomi Sugie, University of California, Zachary Zimmer, Mount Saint Vincent Irvine University Patricia Thomas, Purdue University Eliya Zulu, African Institute for Jeffrey Timberlake, University of Development Policy (AFIDEP) Cincinnati Emily Treleaven, University of Michigan Cassio Turra, Centro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional (CEDEPLAR)
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MEETING HIGHLIGHTS Population Association of America 2019 Annual Membership Meeting
Saturday, April 13 8:00 am – 9:00 am Lone Star E
Please join the Officers and the Board of the PAA for our annual membership meeting on Saturday morning. This meeting provides an opportunity for members to learn about issues that affect the organization and its members, hear about decisions made by the Board, and get an update on the status of Demography, government and public affairs, and other PAA activities.
Please contact Danielle Staudt ([email protected]) if you have items to suggest for the agenda or come to the meeting and raise your issues from the floor.
A preliminary agenda is available at the PAA Registration Desk. Coffee and donuts will be available.
See you on Saturday morning! Meeting Highlights
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 41 Meeting Highlights 9:00 am–5:00pm 42 9:00 am–5:00pm 8:00 am–4:30pm 7:00 am–6:00pm 9:00 am–5:00pm 9:00 AM–5:00PM 8:00 am–5:00pm 7:00 am–6:00pm 12:30 pm–5:30pm MEETINGROOM 202 LONE STAR E LONE STAR D RESEARCH CENTER POPULATION OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN OFF-SITE- UNIVERSITY MEETINGROOM 203 MEETINGROOM 202 BRAZOS/206 RESEARCH CENTER POPULATION OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN OFF-SITE- UNIVERSITY MEETINGROOM 203 2019 MEMBER-INITIATED MEETINGS 2019 MEMBER-INITIATED
RESEARCH CENTER TEXAS AT AUSTIN POPULATION OFF-SITE- UNIVERSITY OF WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 [email protected] Kevin Barragan, 2019 FSCPP Meeting [email protected] Eileen Crimmins, NIA-Sponsored Biomarker Network Meeting [email protected] Michelle Eilers, Psychosocial Workshop 2019(Day 2) [email protected] Nykia Perez Kibler, APLIC 52ndAnnualConference (Day 2) [email protected] Kevin Barragan, 2019 FSCPE SpringMeeting (Day 2) [email protected] Eileen Crimmins, International Biomarker Network [email protected] Michelle Eilers, Psychosocial Workshop 2019(Day 1) [email protected] Nykia Perez Kibler, APLIC 52ndAnnualConference (Day 1) [email protected] Kevin Barragan, 2019 FSCPE SpringMeeting (Day 1) TUESDAY, APRIL 9 MONDAY, APRIL 8 University ofTexas atAustin University ofTexas atAustin U. S.CensusBureau U. S.CensusBureau U. S. CensusBureau University ofSouthernCalifornia University ofSouthernCalifornia University ofPennsylvania University ofPennsylvania PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program MONDAY – WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY – WEDNESDAY 2019 Member-Initiated Meetings
12:00 pm–3:00 pm Population Center Administrators Meeting MEETING ROOM 304 Julia Crane, University of Pennsylvania [email protected]
1:00 pm–3:00 pm Panel Study of Income Dynamics Workshop MEETING ROOM 213 for New and Prospective Users Paula Fomby, University of Michigan [email protected]
1:00 pm–2:30 pm Talking About Population MEETING ROOM 201 Max Kummerow, Curtin University [email protected]
1:00 pm–6:00 pm Economic Demography Workshop LONE STAR A Delia Furtado, University of Connecticut [email protected]
1:30 pm–5:00 pm Census and ACS in the Classroom: OFF-SITE - A “Hands-on” Workshop for College Professors POPULATION William Frey, University of Connecticut RESEARCH CENTER [email protected] AT UT-AUSTIN
2:00 pm–5:00 pm Introducing Linkage Library MEETING ROOM 203 Susan Leonard, University of Michigan [email protected]
2:00 pm–5:00 pm PA Computing Group MEETING ROOM 306 Stevan Wilsan, University of Texas at Austin [email protected]
3:00 pm–5:00 pm The NLSY for New and Returning Users MEETING ROOM 305 Elizabeth Cooksey, American Population Panel [email protected]
4:00 pm–6:00 pm Southern Demographic Association Board Meeting MEETING ROOM 304 Linda Jacobsen, Population Reference Bureau [email protected]
5:00 pm–6:00 pm NICHD Center and Training Directors (C&TD) Meeting Meeting Highlights LONE STAR B Regina Bures, NICHD [email protected]
6:00 pm–7:30 pm Population Health Reception: The Perils and Promise of BRAZOS/206 Community-Engaged Research Christine Bachrach, University of Maryland [email protected]
PAA 2019s Annual Meeting Program 43 Meeting Highlights 6:30 pm–7:45pm Meetings 2019 Member-Initiated 44 8:00 pm–10:00pm 7:00 pm–9:00pm 7:00 pm–8:30pm 6:00 pm–8:00pm 5:00 pm–7:00pm 4:30 pm–6:30pm 9:00 am–5:00pm BRAZOS ROOM MEETINGROOM 308 MEETINGROOM 303 MEETINGROOM 307 TERRACE INN, ROOFTOP OFF SITE-RESIDENCE BAR (LOBBY LEVEL) RESTAURANT - EAST CORNER MEETINGROOM 210 LONE STAR E
THURSDAY, APRIL 11 [email protected] Leora Lawton, Berkeley Workshop inFormal Demography Reception [email protected] Toshiko Kaneda Reference Bureau Seminar &Networking Reception, PRB NIHPolicy Communications Fellows [email protected] Pia Orrenius, International Migration Working Group [email protected] Rachel Charney, Penn State’s Population Research Institute Reception [email protected] Janet Clear, Madison CDE&CDHAReception University ofWisconsin– [email protected] Margaret Cole, Cornell Population Center Reception [email protected] David Zaslow, U.S. CensusBureau Career Informational Sessions [email protected] of Population Zuppan, Mary IUSSP Laureate Award to Alberto Palloni UniversityofWisconsin-Madison Federal Reserve BankofDallas U. S.CensusBureau International Union for theScientific Study University ofCalifornia, Berkeley Cornell University Pennsylvania State University PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program
THURSDAY – Thursday Population
Friday 2019 Member-Initiated Meetings
FRIDAY, APRIL 12
9:00 am–5:00 pm U.S. Census Bureau Informational Sessions MEETING ROOM 210 David Zaslow, U. S. Census Bureau [email protected]
4:30 pm–6:30 pm CAA Advisory Group meeting MEETING ROOM 309 Jacqueline Angel, University of Texas at Austin [email protected]
6:00 pm–7:00 pm Getting Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals: MEETING ROOM What Editors Look for 211/212 Jared Rosenberg, Guttmacher Institute [email protected]
6:30 pm–8:00 pm Brown Alumni Reception MEETING ROOM Susan Silveira, Brown University 301/302 [email protected]
6:30 pm–8:00 pm UAPS Members’ Meeting MEETING ROOM 201 Makafui Dordoh, Union for African Population Studies [email protected] Meeting Highlights
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 45 Meeting Highlights 46 99 5:00 pm–6:30pm 84 3:00 pm–4:30pm 75 3:00 pm–4:30pm 51 1:00 pm–2:30pm 50 10:30 am–12:00pm 25 10:30 am–12:00pm 1 8:30 am–10:00am
Optimizing Self-Response inthe2020Census Border Wellbeing ofMexican-Origin Children onBothSidesoftheU.S./Mexico the Courtroom The Citizenship Question Issueandthe2020Census:Demographiers in Urbanization andSustainable Development inAfrica Rising USMortality: How MuchShouldWe Despair? Implications ofDifferential Privacy forDemoraphic Research Balancing Advocacy andScience 2019 INVITED SESSIONS 2019 INVITED — BRAZOS/206 — — MEETING ROOM 204 BRAZOS/206 — BRAZOS/206 — — BRAZOS/206 — STAR— E LONE BRAZOS/206 — THURSDAY, APRIL 11 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program Thursday FRIDAY – Saturday 2019 Invited Sessions
FRIDAY, APRIL 12
8:15 am–9:45 am — LONE STAR G 127 Transnational Migrants and Their Family Life in Asia
8:15 am–9:45 am — MEETING ROOM 306 140 Future Directions in the Demography of Aging
10:15 am–11:45 am — MEETING ROOM 211/212 152 Understanding the Determinants of Low Fertility
10:15 am–11:45 am — LONE STAR B 147 Reducing Child Poverty by 50 Percent in 10 Years: The National Academies Report
1:00 pm–2:30 pm — MEETING ROOM 306 183 Emerging Fertility Trends in Latin America
2:45 pm–4:15 pm — MEETING ROOM 306 203 Demographic Estimation for Monitoring and Decision-making in Sparse-data Settings
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
9:15:00 AM–10:45:00 AM — MEETING ROOM 202 214 2020 Census Data Products Plan
11:15:00 AM–12:45:00 PM — MEETING ROOM 305 238 Minority Group Population Dynamics in Canada and the United States Meeting Highlights
PAA 2019s Annual Meeting Program 47 Meeting Highlights 6:30 am–7:30am 48 Hispanic Research Mentoring Breakfast – 8:00 am–9:30am Hispanic Research Mentoring Breakfast – 7:30 am–8:45am Travel Awards Breakfast (Invitation Only)– 7:00 am–8:30am Registration Open– 8:00 am–5:00pm Morning Yoga withPAA – 6:30 am–7:30pm Welcome Mixer/Exhibit HallOpen– 6:00 pm–9:00pm Registration Open– 6:00 pm–9:00pm BPAA Board ofDirectors’ Meeting – 8:30 am–4:00pm Registration Open– 8:00 am–4:00pm Morning Yoga withPAA – 2019 MEETING PROGRAM SUMMARY PROGRAM 2019 MEETING
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 GRIFFIN FOYER GRIFFIN FOYER - LEVEL 2 GRIFFIN FOYER - LEVEL 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 11 CAPITAL VIEW TERRACE - LEVEL 5 CAPITAL VIEW TERRACE - LEVEL 5
MEETING ROOM 301/302 - LEVEL 3 GRIFFIN HALL - LEVEL 2 LONE STAR E - LEVEL STAR3 E LONE - LEVEL STAR3 E LONE - LEVEL LONE STAR D - LEVEL STAR3 D LONE - LEVEL
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Thursday 2019 Meeting Program Summary
P1 Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, & Reproductive Health 1– GRIFFIN HALL
8:00 am–6:30 pm Exhibit Hall Open – GRIFFIN HALL - LEVEL 2
8:30 am–10:00 am 1 Balancing Advocacy and Science – BRAZOS/206 2 Flash Session: Population Aging, Consequences, and Public Policies – LONE STAR A 3 Change and Stability in American Neighborhood – LONE STAR C 4 Migration and Health/Well-being – LONE STAR F 5 Immigration Policy – LONE STAR G 6 Climate Change and Migration – LONE STAR H 7 Intergenerational Transmission of Privilege and Disadvantage – MEETING ROOM 211/212 8 Fertility in Developing Countries – MEETING ROOM 202 9 Formal Models and Methods for the Analysis of Mortality – MEETING ROOM 204 10 Health and Fertility Consequences of Abortion Restrictions – MEETING ROOM 201 11 Demographic and Health Outcomes of Early Life Exposures – MEETING ROOM 203 12 Gender Inequality and Fertility – MEETING ROOM 311 13 Resiliency and Successful Aging – MEETING ROOM 213 14 Cognitive Aging – MEETING ROOM 302 15 Lifestyle, Behavior, and Population Health – MEETING ROOM 303 16 Ethnic and Migrant Partnership Formation – MEETING ROOM 304 17 Gender, Family, and Work – MEETING ROOM 301 18 The Role of Father’s on Child Well-being – MEETING ROOM 306 19 Families, Health, and Well-being – MEETING ROOM 307 20 Methods for Evaluating Population Programs – MEETING ROOM 308 Public Policy, Normative Values, and Cohabitation – MEETING ROOM 305
21 Meeting Highlights 22 Deaths and Diseases of Despair – MEETING ROOM 310 23 Racial/Ethnic Identity – MEETING ROOM 504 24 Immigrant Integration and Incorporation – MEETING ROOM 505
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 49 Meeting Highlights P2 10:00 am–11:30am Speaker Ready Room – 9:00 am–5:00pm 2019 MeetingProgram Summary 50 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 10:30 am–12:00pm
Children &Youth – – Demographic andHealthOutcomes inIndiaandSub-Saharan Africa – Advantages – Practices – Innovative Data andMethods for Population and Environment Research Cohabitation andNonmarital Relationships – Studying HealthandMortality UsingLinked Data – Consequences ofAdversity inChildhood andYoung Adulthood– Educational Attainment andLaborMarket Outcomes – New Perspectives on Partnership Formation intheUnited States – Race, Discrimination, andHealth – Cognitive Aging Research inNovel Contexts – Intergenerational Processes in Population Health– Gender InequalityOver PlaceandTime– Early-Life Environmental andEconomic Exposures: Impacton Abortion – Biodemography, Health,andMortality – Education, Employment, and Sexual and Reproductive Behavior – Genetic andSocial Factors intheProduction ofCognitive and Educational Wealth andDebt Disparities– Forced Migration – Migrant HealthSelectivity– Urbanization andUrbanChange – Examining theRole ofPopulation and Reproductive Health Policiesand Flash Session:NeighborhoodProcesses inHealth– Implications ofDifferential Privacy forDemographic Research – Spatial Methods – MEETINGROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 301 MEETINGROOM 304 MEETINGROOM 203 MEETINGROOM 202 BRAZOS/206 MEETING ROOM 310
MEETINGROOM 201 LONE STAR B LONE
MEETINGROOM 211/212 MEETING ROOM 207 - LEVEL 2 MEETING ROOM 504 GRIFFIN HALL LONE STAR G LONE
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LONE STAR C LONE MEETINGROOM 303
PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program MEETINGROOM 204 MEETING ROOM 311
MEETINGROOM 305 MEETINGROOM 302 MEETING ROOM 213 LONE STAR A MEETINGROOM 308 Thursday
Thursday 2019 Meeting Program Summary
48 Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Labor Markets – MEETING ROOM 309 49 Work and Education Outcomes in the Transition to Adulthood – MEETING ROOM 505 50 Rising U.S. Mortality: How Much Should We Despair? – LONE STAR E 11:30 pm–4:30 pm COPS Luncheon & Meeting (Invitation Only) MEETING ROOM 307 – LEVEL 3
12:00 pm–1:30 pm Career Mentoring Lunch (Pre-registration Required) LONE STAR E - LEVEL 3
12:30 pm–2:00 pm P3 Population, Development, & the Environment; Data & Methods; Applied Demography – GRIFFIN HALL
1:00 pm–2:30 pm 51 Urbanization and Sustainable Development in Africa – BRAZOS/206 52 Flash Session: Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Health – LONE STAR A 53 Fertility, Family Planning, and Reproductive Health: Policy and Government Intervention – LONE STAR B 54 Internal Migration, Health, and Well-being – LONE STAR C 55 Migration, Community Context, and Health – LONE STAR F 56 Racial Inequality in the United States – LONE STAR G 57 Consequences of Intergenerational Social and Educational Mobility – MEETING ROOM 211/212 58 Labor Market Change and Fertility – MEETING ROOM 202 59 Causes of Neonatal, Infant, and Child Mortality – MEETING ROOM 204 60 Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health – MEETING ROOM 201 61 Geographic Patterns of Morbidity and Mortality – MEETING ROOM 203 62 Fertility Timing: Causes and Consequences – MEETING ROOM 311 63 International Perspectives on Adverse Childhood Experiences and Child/ Youth Well-being – MEETING ROOM 213 Meeting Highlights 64 Cross-National Comparisons in Aging – MEETING ROOM 302 65 Income, Wealth, and Health – MEETING ROOM 303 66 Union Formation – MEETING ROOM 304 67 The Short- and Long Terms Consequences of K–12 Educational Attainment – MEETING ROOM 301 68 Capturing Hard-to-Measure Outcomes in Sexual and Reproductive Health – MEETING ROOM 306 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 51 Meeting Highlights 73 72 71 70 69 2019 MeetingProgram Summary 52 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 3:00 pm–4:30pm P4 2:30 pm–4:00pm 74
Emergency Settings – – – Border – – Health – the Courtroom – Marriage, Family, Households,&Unions– Family PlanningandSexual andReproductive Healthin Conflict and School Diversity andStudent Outcomes – Agriculture andChildMortality – Union Dissolution– Socioeconomic Status andHealth – Adverse ExperiencesAmongChildren andYouth inImmigrant Families The ChangingCorrelates ofFertility TiminginDeveloped Countries Spatial Distribution ofDiseasesandDeaths – Adolescent Fertility andContraceptive Use– Wellbeing ofMexican–Origin Children onBothSidesoftheU.S./Mexico andPostponing Spacing, Stopping, intheDeveloping World – Economic Instability andFamily Well-being – Aging intheUnited States: MinoritiesandOther Vulnerable Populations Flash Session:Innovation inDemographic Methods – Collecting Data onMigrant Populations – Internal Migration – Marital Relationships and Well-being – Flash Session:UnpackingAssociations Between Race/Ethnicity and The Citizenship Question Issueandthe2020Census:Demographers in Demography ofFormal andInformal Care – Demographic Dynamics,Environment andDevelopment – Mobility, ActivitySpaceExposures, andInequality– Gender, Sexuality, andPopulation Health– Parenting – Using Linked Data Sources – MEETINGROOM 202 MEETINGROOM 309 MEETINGROOM 213 MEETINGROOM 311 STAR H LONE MEETING ROOM 204 LONE STAR A
MEETINGROOM 305 BRAZOS/206 BRAZOS/206 MEETINGROOM 303 LONE STAR C LONE
MEETINGROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 308
MEETINGROOM 304 MEETINGROOM 302 LONE STAR B LONE PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program LONE STAR F MEETINGROOM 301 GRIFFIN HALL MEETINGROOM 310 MEETING ROOM 505 MEETING ROOM 201 MEETING ROOM 203 MEETINGROOM 211/212
MEETINGROOM 504 LONE STAR G LONE
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Thursday 2019 Meeting Program Summary
94 Cross-National Studies of Retirement Policies and Processes – MEETING ROOM 308 95 Parenting and Child Development in International Contexts – MEETING ROOM 305 96 Triple Burden of Diseases in the Global South – MEETING ROOM 310 97 Research on Transgender and Gender Nonbinary/Nonconforming Populations – MEETING ROOM 309 98 The Changing Demography of Rural Areas – MEETING ROOM 505 4:30 pm–6:00 pm P5 Health & Mortality 1 – GRIFFIN HALL 5:00 pm–6:30 pm 99 Optimizing Self-response in the 2020 Census – BRAZOS/206 100 Using Big Data in Population Research – LONE STAR A 101 Family Demography: Methods and Projections – LONE STAR B 102 Residential Segregation – LONE STAR C 103 Innovative Approaches, Data, and Analytical Strategies in the Study of Migration – LONE STAR F 104 International Migration and Child Well-being – LONE STAR G 105 Short- and Long-Run Effects of Unemployment on Workers and Their Children – MEETING ROOM 211/212 106 Empirical Assessments of Linked Human-Ecological Adaptive Responses to Climate Change – MEETING ROOM 202 107 Causes of Adverse Birth Outcomes – MEETING ROOM 204 108 Influence of Religiosity, Morality, and Other Social Norms on Contraceptive Use Among Teenagers – MEETING ROOM 201 109 Measurement Challenges and Innovations in Infant and Child Health and Mortality – MEETING ROOM 203 110 Projecting Fertility in a Time of Demographic Change: Will It Rise or Fall? – MEETING ROOM 311 111 Demography of Mental Health – MEETING ROOM 213 Meeting Highlights
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 53 Meeting Highlights 115 114 113 112 2019 MeetingProgram Summary 54 Speaker Ready Room – 8:00 am–4:00pm Exhibit HallOpen– 8:00 am–4:15pm P6 8:00 am–9:30am Applied Demography Breakfast (Pre-registration Required 7:00 am–8:30am Registration Open– 7:00 am–4:00pm Morning Yoga withPAA – 6:30 am–7:30am Applied Demographers Reception – 6:30 pm–8:00pm Early Career Demographers Reception – 6:00 pm–7:30pm 121 120 119 118 117 116
Population Processes, theEnvironment, andEnergy – Marriage, Assortative Mating andInequality– Couple DynamicsofSex, Contraception, and Fertility – The Economics ofDivorce – Gender DisparitiesinLater Life inDeveloping Countries – Innovations inMeasurement for Fertility, and FamilyPlanning, Sexual and Gender andLaborMarkets – The Life Course OriginsofSelf-rated Health– Low Fertility andChildlessness– Future ofHealth:ConsequencesCohortDifferences inHealthBehaviors – Health &Mortality &Aging– Reproductive Health– MEETINGROOM 308 MEETINGROOM 302
GRIFFIN HALL - LEVEL 2 GRIFFIN FOYER - LEVEL 2 MEETING ROOM 207 - LEVEL 2 CAPITAL VIEW TERRACE - LEVEL 5 FRIDAY, APRIL 12 MEETINGROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 305 LONE STAR E - LEVEL STAR3 E LONE - LEVEL MEETINGROOM 301 GRIFFIN HALL MEETINGROOM 303 LONE STAR D - LEVEL STAR3 D LONE - LEVEL PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program
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MEETINGROOM 310
Friday 2019 Meeting Program Summary
8:15 am–9:45 am 122 Family Contexts and Child Well-being – BRAZOS/206 123 Flash Session: Geospatial Analysis in Applied Demography – LONE STAR A 124 Flash Session: Causes and Consequences of Educational Inequalities – LONE STAR B 125 The Nexus of Neighborhood and School Segregation – LONE STAR C 126 Contemporary and Historical Fertility Transitions – LONE STAR F 127 Transnational Migrants and Their Family Life in Asia – LONE STAR G 128 Using Social Media in Population Research – LONE STAR H 129 Fertility, Family Planning, and Reproductive Health: Programs and Quality of Care – MEETING ROOM 211/212 130 Childhood Conditions and Adult Achievement – MEETING ROOM 202 131 Family Complexity and Diversity – MEETING ROOM 204 132 Biodemography of Aging – MEETING ROOM 201 133 Race, Ethnicity, and the Demography of Mental Health – MEETING ROOM 203 134 Education Outcomes in Low- and Middle-Income Countries – MEETING ROOM 311 135 Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV, Fertility, and Reproductive Health – MEETING ROOM 213 136 Families and Work – MEETING ROOM 302 137 Families and Aging – MEETING ROOM 303 138 Life Course, Population Health, and Mortality – MEETING ROOM 304 139 Political Determinants of Health and Mortality – MEETING ROOM 301 140 Future Directions in the Demography of Aging – MEETING ROOM 306 141 Men’s Fertility, Family Planning, and Sexual and Reproductive Health – MEETING ROOM 308 142 Genes and Health - Using Polygenic Scores – MEETING ROOM 305 143 Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Incarceration – MEETING ROOM 310 144 Vulnerability and Resilience in “Hot Spots” of Acute and Chronic Environmental Change – MEETING ROOM 505
10:00 am–11:30 am Meeting Highlights P7 Migration & Urbanization – GRIFFIN HALL 10:15 am–11:45 am 145 New Data Sources and Sampling Strategies for Identifying Migrants – BRAZOS/206
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 55 Meeting Highlights 149 148 147 146 2019 MeetingProgram Summary 56 168 1:00 pm–2:30pm P8 12:30 pm–2:00pm 167 166 165 164 163 162 161 160 159 158 157 156 155 154 153 152 151 150
Modeling Mortality – Race, Wealth, andDebt – Mathematical Demography – Couple, Family, andHouseholdDynamics – Innovative Application ofDemographic Theory to Population– Immigration Policy andImmigrant Well-being – Life Course Determinants ofAging– Perceptions ofTimeUseandIndividual Well-being – Family-Level Perspectives on Work andCare – Transition to AdulthoodAmong Vulnerable Youth – Violence andHealth–Meeting Room 311 Environmental Factors Associated WithHealthandMortality – Gender andInequalityinLow– andMiddle-Income Countries – Family Complexity andDiversity – Poverty andSocialPolicy – Understanding theDeterminants ofLow Fertility – Gender andMigration – Exposure to ViolenceandAggression inSchoolsandAdolescent Contraceptive Behavior inDeveloped Countries – Contraception inContext – Reducing ChildPoverty by 50Percent in10Years: TheNational Flash Session:Data Visualizations, OpenSource, andOther Tools of Immigrant Integration andIncorporation – Academies Report – Applied Demography – Economy, Labor Force, Education, &Inequality– Environment Research – Development – MEETINGROOM 203 MEETINGROOM 201 MEETINGROOM 211/212
LONE STAR G LONE STAR B LONE MEETINGROOM 505 LONE STAR A LONE STAR H LONE MEETINGROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 310 LONE STAR C LONE MEETINGROOM 202
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Friday 2019 Meeting Program Summary
169 Flash Session: New Directions in Economy, Labor Force, Education, and Inequality – LONE STAR A 170 Measurement Approaches and Innovations in Family Planning – LONE STAR B 171 Temporary and Circular Migration – LONE STAR C 172 Improving Maternal and Newborn Health in Sub-Saharan Africa: Financing and Quality of Care – MEETING ROOM 211/212 173 Long-Term Effects of Early-Life Circumstances – MEETING ROOM 202 174 Intergenerational Relationships – MEETING ROOM 204 175 Gender, Work, and Family: Assessing Policy Effects – MEETING ROOM 201 176 Pollution and Birth Outcomes – MEETING ROOM 203 177 Gains and Gaps in Life Expectancy – MEETING ROOM 311 178 Fertility and Sexual and Reproductive Health of Sexual Minorities – MEETING ROOM 213 179 Aging Alone and Well-being – MEETING ROOM 302 180 Neighborhood and School Diversity: Drivers and Outcomes – MEETING ROOM 303 181 Fathers and Families – MEETING ROOM 304 182 Age Patterns of Mortality – MEETING ROOM 301 183 Emerging Fertility Trends in Latin America – MEETING ROOM 306 184 Reproductive Behavior and Sexual Health of Middle and Older Adults – MEETING ROOM 308 185 Statistical Demography – MEETING ROOM 305 186 Measurement of Race and Gender – MEETING ROOM 310 187 Methodological Innovations in Modeling Health and Mortality – MEETING ROOM 505
2:30 pm–4:00 pm P9 Marriage, Family, Households, & Unions; Gender, Race, & Ethnicity – GRIFFIN HALL
2:45 pm–4:15 pm 188 Migration’s Impacts on Gender – BRAZOS/206 189 Flash Session: New and Pressing Immigration Issues – LONE STAR A Meeting Highlights 190 Spatial Effects on Reproductive Health and Fertility –LONE STAR B 191 Return Migration – LONE STAR C
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 57 Meeting Highlights 195 194 193 192 2019 MeetingProgram Summary 58 Registration Open– 8:00 am–12:00pm President’s Cocktail Reception – Presidential Address &Awards Ceremony – 4:30 pm–6:00pm 209 208 207 206 205 204 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 196
Fertility Intentions andDynamicsinMarriages and Families Computational Demography – Intersectionality Approaches inDemography – The Importance ofSocioeconomic Status onChildOutcomes – Cross-National ComparisonsonDisabilityandCognitive Health– Spatial andContextual Effects on Reproductive Healthand Fertility– Demographic Estimation forMonitoring andDecision-makinginSparse- The ImpactofMidlife Mortality onPopulation Health– Exposure to Collective Violence/Conflict andChild/Youth Well-being: Pensions, SocialSecurity, andRetirement – Families andInequality– Determinants ofAdolescent Mortality – Demography ofEpidemics– Policies, Programs andTheirImpactsonHealthMortality – History, Demography, andRacialInequality– Intergenerational Coresidence – Measuring Poverty – Evaluation of Family PlanningandOther Reproductive HealthServices Using aLogicModel– – Data Settings – International Perspectives – MEETINGROOM 310 MEETINGROOM 305 MEETINGROOM 308 MEETINGROOM 301 MEETINGROOM 203 MEETING ROOM 505
GRIFFIN FOYER - LEVEL 2 SATURDAY, APRIL 13 MEETINGROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 202 MEETINGROOM 211/212 LONE STAR D&E FOYER - LEVEL 3 STAR- LEVEL D&EFOYER LONE MEETINGROOM 302 MEETINGROOM 304 MEETINGROOM 311 MEETINGROOM 309 MEETINGROOM 204 LONE STAR D-H - LEVEL STAR3 D-H LONE - LEVEL
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Saturday 2019 Meeting Program Summary
8:00 am–9:00 pm PAA Membership Meeting (w/Coffee & Donuts) – LONE STAR E - LEVEL 3
8:30 am–1:00 pm Exhibit Hall Open – GRIFFIN HALL - LEVEL 2
9:00 am–10:30 am P10 Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior & Reproductive Health 2 GRIFFIN HALL
9:15 am–10:45 am 210 Flash Session: Recent Trends in Fertility and Contraception in the United States – LONE STAR A 211 Female Schooling, Employment, and Demography – LONE STAR C 212 Neighborhood Influences on Children and Youth – LONE STAR G 213 Maternal Morbidity and Mortality in the United States – MEETING ROOM 211/212 214 2020 Census Data Products Plan – MEETING ROOM 202 215 Gender and Families – MEETING ROOM 204 216 Health Effects of Social Welfare Policies – MEETING ROOM 203 217 Gender and Sexual Minority Families – MEETING ROOM 213 218 Family Histories and Economic Outcomes: Comparative European Perspectives – MEETING ROOM 302 219 Statistical Advances in High Resolution Modeling for Health and Mortality Outcomes – MEETING ROOM 303 220 Determinants of Child Health and Mortality – MEETING ROOM 304 221 Housing, Homelessness, and Child/Youth Well-being – MEETING ROOM 301 222 Trends, Determinants, and Consequences of the Length of Working Life – MEETING ROOM 305
11:00 am–12:30 pm P11 Health & Mortality 2 – GRIFFIN HALL Meeting Highlights 11:15 am–12:45 pm 223 Flash Session: Families and Health – LONE STAR A 224 Unauthorized and Irregular Migration – LONE STAR B 225 International Migration – LONE STAR C 226 Trends, Determinants, Consequences, and Measurement of Unmet Need – LONE STAR F 227 International Evidence on Poverty and Social Policy – LONE STAR G PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 59 Meeting Highlights 232 231 230 229 228 2019 MeetingProgram Summary 60 252 251 250 249 248 247 246 245 244 243 242 241 240 239 1:00 pm–2:30pm 238 237 236 235 234 233
Spatial InequalityintheUnited States – Social andEconomic Determinants ofHealthandMortality – Determinants ofAdolescent Health– Families andAdolescent Health– Sleep andPopulation HealthDisparities– Interpersonal Relationships in Families – Disparities and Equity in Reproductive Health– Child andYouth Exposures to CriminalJustice Systems – Challenges inOperationalizing Population and Reproductive Health Migration, Inequality, andSocialMobility– Migration and Educational Outcomes – Flash Session:SocialPolicy andChildWell-being – Minority Group Population DynamicsinCanadaandtheUnited States – The Demography ofAuthorized Migration – Neighborhood Effects andInequality– Social AspectsofPlaceandHealth– Climate Change andPopulation Health– Families, Law, andPublicPolicy – Gene-Environment Interaction andHealth– The UnionContext ofChildbearing– Gender andTimeUse– Contraceptive Behavior inDeveloping Countries – Fertility Intentions: CausesandConsequences– Mixed Methods – Population Structure andtheLaborMarket – Policies andPrograms – MEETINGROOM 304 MEETINGROOM 305
MEETINGROOM 305 LONE STAR F LONE MEETINGROOM 204 MEETINGROOM 302 MEETINGROOM 302 MEETINGROOM 304 MEETINGROOM 201 MEETINGROOM 303
MEETING ROOM 301 LONE STAR B MEETINGROOM 301 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program MEETINGROOM 204 MEETINGROOM 303 MEETINGROOM 203 LONE STAR C MEETING ROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 203 MEETINGROOM 306 MEETINGROOM 211/212 MEETINGROOM 211/212 MEETINGROOM 202 LONE STAR A
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Poster presenters, you can check thefirst andlast poster board intheposter sessionsorcheck Up-to-date poster numbers for eachsession the mobileappfor your poster numbers. (admittance andbeverage ticket included intheregistration fee) can befound inthemobileapp. Poster SessionNumbers Wednesday, April10 6:00PM –9:00PM Welcome Mixer Griffin Hall
PAA Program 2019Annual Meeting Thursday 8:00 am–9:30 am P1
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P1 Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, &
Reproductive Health 1 Thursday Program 8:00 am–9:30 am — Griffin Hall - Level 2 P1 Fertility in Nigeria: Levels, Patterns, and Associated Factors Alawode Abel* P1 Quality of Antenatal Care and Associated Factors in Western Kenya: An Assessment of Service Provision and Experience Dimensions Patience Afulani*, University of California, San Francisco; Laura Buback, University of California, San Francisco; Joyceline Kinyua, Kenya Medical Research Institute; Leah Kirumbi, Kenya Medical Research Institute; Craig R. Cohen, University of California, San Francisco P1 The Stories Behind Postponing Motherhood: A Qualitative Insight From Advanced-Age Mothers in Mumbai Aishwarya*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P1 Coaching as a Cost-Effective and Sustainable Approach to Improving the Quality of Family Planning Services: Model From the Challenge Initiative Lekan Ajijola*, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs; Victor Igharo, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs; Lisa Mwaikambo, Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health; Kim Martin, Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health; Kate Cho, Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health; Mojisola Odeku, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs P1 A New Model for Stimulating Domestic Funding: Learning From the Catalytic Demand-Driven Model in Nigeria Dorcas Akila*; Victor Igharo, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs; Olukunle Omotoso; Lekan Ajijola, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs P1 Utilization of Second-Trimester Spontaneous and Induced Abortion Services in Public Hospitals in Mexico, 2007-2015 Lily Alexander*, University of Washington, Seattle; Evelyn Fuentes-Rivera; Biani Saavedra, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE); Raffaela Schiavon, Ipas; Noe Maldonado Rueda, Harvard School of Public Health; Blair G. Darney, Oregon Health & Science University P1 Social and Demographic Factors Affecting Abortion Rate in Ghana Acheampong Y. Amoateng*, North-West; Ololade Baruwa, University of the Witwatersrand; Elizabeth Biney P1 Age at First Birth and Fertility: Global Variation in Proximate Causes Kermyt G. Anderson*, University of Oklahoma; Leah Tanner, Johns Hopkins University
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(IIPS) Anjali Bansal from NFHS-I, NFHS-Iii andNFHS-Iv Is QualityofCare aMatterof Sterilization Regret? Evidence Tulane University Wisniewski Saleh Babazadeh Three Regions oftheDemocratic Republic ofCongo to Family onModernContraceptive PlanningServices Usein The ImpactofASSP Four-Year Intervention to Increase Access Ipas, Ghana Samuel Antobam Support ofFamily Planning Men’s Interpretation of Traditional and ReligiousBeliefs in Voetagbe Samuel Antobam Surgical Abortion Effect ofStigmaontheChoice Between Medication and University ofMinnesota University Elizabeth Boyle Antenatal Care inNineSub-Saharan African Countries Health Professionals, Population Density, andAdequate Contractor Kenya Washington University Mark Edberg George Washington University Jeffrey Bingenheimer Network Data From Rural Kenya Ideational Factors andModern Contraceptives: Social BineyAdriana A. What DoDifferent Contraception Classifications Suggest? Couples’ Decision-making About Contraception inGhana: de laRecherche Médicale (INSERM) Bloomberg SchoolofPublicHealth Funmilola OlaOlorun Omoluabi Suzanne Bell Population-Based Survey Abortion Incidence andSafety inNigeria: FindingsFrom a
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P1 Borderline Rights: The Effect of Neighbor Restrictions on Border County Abortion Provision in Illinois Cynthia Buckley*, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Lauren Paddock, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Hildegard Luijten, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Meegan Mayer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Erica Thursday Program Hamlink, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Samantha Johnson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
P1 Cross-National and Subnational Fertility Across EuropeNicholas Campisi*, University of St Andrews P1 No More Babies Without Help? Spousal Division of Labor and Fertility Intentions in TaiwanY en-hsin Cheng*, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica; Chen-Hao Hsu, Academia Sinica P1 More Than the Sum of Their Parts: Couples and HIV in Zimbabwe Danielle Denardo*, Soka University of America P1 The Paradox of Declining Fertility and Declining Contraceptive Use in India Sonalde B. Desai*, India Human Development Survey; Santanu Pramanik, National Council of Applied Economic Research; Bijay Chouhan, National Council of Applied Economic Research P1 The Effect of Food Insecurity on Fertility Preferences in Tanzania Kira DiClemente*, Brown University; Kathryn Grace, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities; Trace Kershaw, Yale University; Debbie Humphries, Yale University P1 Sexual and Reproductive Autonomy and Contraceptive Used Among Women in Union in Benin Robert Djogbenou*, Population Training an Research Center (CEFORP, University of Benin); Justin Dansou, University of Ibadan P1 SES and Fertility During the Fertility Transition: Evidence From Micro-Level Population Data in a Global and Historical Perspective Martin Dribe*, Lund University; Francesco Scalone, University of Bologna P1 Remarkable Regularities in the Association of Maternal and Paternal Ages at Childbirth: Evidence From 15 High-Income Countries Christian Dudel*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Yen-hsin Cheng, Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica; Sebastian Kluesener, Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) P1 An Intersectional Analysis of Education and Racial/Ethnic Inequalities in Contraceptive Sterilization Mieke Eeckhaut*, University of Delaware
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Amy Finnegan Visualizing Contraceptive Use Trajectories in Kenya Kai Feng Children: ACross-National Comparisonof37Nations The Effect ofSocietal Gender Equity onIdealNumberof Toni Falbo andMeasurementTheory Indicators ofPreferences for Zero, One,orTwo Children: Abt Associates Marianne El-Khoury through BeautyParlors inAfghanistan Promoting Family Planning and Maternal andChildHealth Texas atAustin Kari White University ofTexas atAustin Regulations in Texas Religiosity, Safety Beliefs, and Supportfor Abortion Puri Rohr Sarah Huber-Krum Controlled Trial Mix inNepal:Results From a Stepped-Wedge Randomized onModernContraceptiveInsertion Services Use and Method The Effect ofAntenatal Contraceptive Counseling andIUD Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) International institute for PopulationSciences (IIPS) Ajay Gupta in India A Retrospective CohortAnalysis of Family Planning Behaviour Raphael Guimaraes What Happenedto PublicPolicies? Notes From Brazil Institutional Factors Associated Withthe TypeofChildbirth: California State University, East Bay Dipti Govil in India Concordance inSpousal Reports ofCurrent Contraceptive Use Marie Harvey Susannah Gibbs Services Using HealthInsurance Claimsfor Documentation ofAbortion Claudia Geist Contraceptive Method Use Beyond GlobalRegions: Religious Traditions andModern , , Center for Research onEnvironment HealthandPopulation Activities(CREHPA) Harvard SchoolofPublicHealth Harvard *, *, *, , *, University ofChicago
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Dev Maharjan, Center for Research on Environment Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Saugat Joshi, Center for Research on Environment Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Iqbal H. Shah, World Health Organization (WHO); David Canning, Harvard University
P1 Fertility Decline in Chile: Changes in the Role of Education and Thursday Program the Age at the First Birth Constanza Hurtado*, University of Maryland P1 Attitude Towards Safer Sex Negotiation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Does Women’s Empowerment Matter? Chukwuechefulam Imo*; Clifford O. Odimegwu, University of the Witwatersrand P1 Is Unintended Pregnancy–Associated Internalized Stigma Experienced by Women Living With HIV in Kenya? Aparna Jain*, Population Council; Wilson Liambila, Population Council; Sara Chace Dwyer, Population Council; Charlotte Warren, Population Council P1 Counseling for Choice: Does a Consumer-Powered Approach to Counseling Lead to Better Contraceptive Outcomes? Amanda Kalamar*, Population Services International; Philip Mkandawire, Population Service International Malawi; Laura Glish, Population Services International P1 A Comparative Analysis of Contraceptive Use Among Married and Unmarried Reproductive-Aged Women in Rural Northern Ghana: Implications for Sexual and Reproductive Health Interventions Edmund Kanmiki; Patrick Opoku Asuming, University of Ghana; Charles Asabere, University of Ghana, Regional Institute for Population Studies; James Akazili, Navrongo Health Research Centre; John Awoonor-Williams, Ghana Health Service; James F. Phillips, Columbia University; Ayaga A. Bawah*, University of Ghana P1 Parity Progression as Expressions of Gender Preferences for Children: A Global Comparative Analysis Using Micro-Level Data From 97 Countries Martin Kolk*, Stockholm University; Joseph Molitoris, Lund University; Kieron Barclay, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P1 Gender Differences in Europeans’ Attitudes About Women’s Childlessness: Individual and Contextual Factors Tanya Koropeckyj-Cox*, University of Florida; Alin M. Ceobanu, University of Florida P1 Women Empowerment, Men’s Attitude, and Modern Contraceptive Use in Pakistan Bhavita Kumari* P1 Intimate Partner Violence and Fertility in Early Adulthood Marissa Landeis*, Bowling Green State University; Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State University; Wendy D. Manning, Bowling Green State University; Monica A. Longmore, Bowling Green State University; Peggy C. Giordano, Bowling Green State University
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Using Ecological Momentary Assessment Social Context andFertility-Related Attitudes: APilotStudy Emily Marshall States andTurkey Effects ofSocialContext onElite College Women intheUnited What CanWe LearnFrom Variation in Fertility Preferences? Rathavuth Hong Lindsay Mallick 2000–2014 Trends andInequalities inMaternal HealthinCambodia, Kate Castle Isaac Maddow-Zimet National Survey of Family Growth The Influence Context ofSocial onAbortion Reportinginthe Adriana Miranda-Ribeiro Victor Leocádio Childlessness Trend inBrazil The Contribution of Sociodemographic Changes to the Lucrecia Mena-Meléndez Fertility America: Heterogeneity of theDirect andIndirect Effects on Female Educational Attainment andExpansionin Latin Chanda Maurya Large -Scale Survey Behavior AmongWomen inIndia:Evidence From aRecent Abortion, Post Abortion Complication, and Treatment Seeking Florence Anna Matysiak Second BirthsAcross Europe andtheUnited States Revisiting the Relationship Between Higher Education and David Bishai Hopkins BloombergSchoolofPublicHealth Sasmira Matta Accounting for Change The Geography ofFamily Planning Quality—Measuringand Gladys M.Martinez Age at Menarche andtheTimingofFirst Sexual Intercourse. Planejamento Regional Federal deMinasGerais(UFMG) Leticia J. Marteleto Public HealthAnnouncements for Fertility Decline Zika Epidemics,Exposure to Microcephaly, andthePower of Emily Marshall
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P1 Fertility Transition in Dakar, Nairobi, and Ouagadougou Since the 1970s: A Similar Decline at All Ages? Roch Millogo*; Clementine Rossier, Université de Genève
P1 Trends in First and Second Births in Brazil Thursday Program Adriana Miranda-Ribeiro*, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG); Tereza Bernardes, University of Pennsylvania; Ricardo A. Garcia, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) P1 Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling for Spatial Mapping of Sterilization Among Females in India Using R-Inla Raman Mishra*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P1 Avoidable High-Risk Fertility Among West African Women: Any Progress and Prospect for Decline? Jacob W. Mobolaji*, Obafemi Awolowo University; Bola Lukman Solanke, Obafemi Awolowo University P1 Reconceptualizing Empowerment for Women’s and Girls’ Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH): A Cross-Cultural Index for Measurement, Monitoring, and Progress Toward Improved SRH Caroline Moreau, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM); Celia Karp*, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Shannon Wood; Selamawit Desta, Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health; Hadiza Galadanci, Bayero University; Simon Peter Sebina Kibira, Makerere University School of Public Health; Frederick Makumbi, Makerere University; Elizabeth F. Omoluabi, Centre for Research Evaluation Resources and Development (CRERD); Solomon Shiferaw, Addis Ababa University; Assefa Seme, Addis Ababa University; Qian-Li Xue, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Amy Tsui, Johns Hopkins University P1 Who Is Missing? Approaches to Overcome Selection Bias in Studies of Abortion Access in the United States Heidi Moseson*, Ibis Reproductive Health; Jane Seymour; Carmela Zuniga, Ibis Reproductive Health; Alexandra Wollum; Caitlin Gerdts, Ibis Reproductive Health P1 Declining Contraceptive Prevalence in Pakistan: Evidence from FALAH Intervention Saman Saman Naz*, Pennsylvania State University; Yubraj Acharya, Pennsylvania State University P1 Marital Fertility Transition in Patriarchal Ghana: The Falls, the Stalls and the Drivers Pedzisai Ndagurwa*, University of the Witwatersrand; Clifford O. Odimegwu, University of the Witwatersrand P1 Living Arrangements of Children Today and Fertility Rates Tomorrow: A Regional Analysis Across Europe Natalie Nitsche*, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Erich Striessnig, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU)
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Is Fertility Behavior inAfrica Different? University ofCalifornia, SanDiego Uysal Jamie Menzel Erin Pearson Reproductive Coercion inBangladesh He Would AQualitative Break Exploration MyLeg”: of “He Usedto Tell MeThat IfI Continue WiththePills,Then Foluso Oyewale in Maternal andChildHealthSites Do? Contraceptive Integration: Service What DoService Providers Essam Doaa Oraby Planning NeedsofYoung People inEgypt? Can We Count onthe Private Sector inAddressing Family Michelle O’Brien Tajikistan The Long-Term Effects ofCivil War on Reproductive Healthin Schiavon Biani Saavedra About theRole ofAbortionFrom aNational Survey Fertility Among Young Women inMexico: New Evidence University ofNorthCarolinaatChapel Hill Anna Rybinska Attainment intheUnited States Rethinking Childbearing: MotherhoodandEducational “Early” Sonneveldt John Ross When Was Your Last Birth?A Study oftheOpenBirthInterval Consejo SuperiordeInvestigaciones Científicas (CSIC) Viciana Diego Ramiro-Fariñas Recession, aFertility Trigger inSouthernEurope? Is Permanent Employment, DuringtheYears oftheGreat Population Council Faujdar Ram Use Contraception From NFHS4 Estimating Annual Unmet NeedinIndiaUsing Intention to Harchand Ram Fertility inSelected SouthAsianCountries Son Preference andItsImpact onContraception Useand Claus C.Portner , , University ofCalifornia, SanDiego , Population Council Institute ofStatistics andCartography ofAndalusia , , Ipas Futures GroupInternational *, *, *, , , International Institute for PopulationSciences (IIPS) Avenir Health
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PublicPolicy, Normative Values, andCohabitation
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Dana A. Glei Dana A. Edith E.Gray The Role ofFamily Law inShaping Variation in Family Graduate Center, CityUniversityofNew York (CUNY) Okigbo Daeshin Hayden Ju Patterns AmongSixAsianGroups intheUnited States Something Old,Something New: APortrait ofPartnership California, SanFrancisco Shambhavi Mishra Empowerment Lab Beth Phillips Government HealthFacilities inUttar Pradesh, India Data andExternally Collected Data AmongHighVolume Evaluating Concordance Between Government Administrative of NorthCarolinaat ChapelHill Iliya Gutin Aged U.S. Adults and Cause-SpecificMortality AmongContemporary Working- Putting “Work” Backin Working-Aged Mortality: Occupation Ontario Jennifer B.Dowd United States anAnomaly? Trends inMidlife Mortality in theUKandCanada:Is Universidad Estatal deCampinas Vieira Benoit Laplante Equality, Legal IssuesandSocialContext Consensual Unionand Marriage inBrazil, 1970–2010. Gender Bernice Kuang Cohabitation andMarriage inthePhilippines Is Marriage ‘Just Focus Group aPaper’? Perceptions of Zufferey Sebastian Kluesener Around Geneva Behavior: Insights From theSwiss-French Border Region Andrew J. Cherlin James MM.Raymo , , Universidade Estadual deCampinas(UNICAMP)
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*, *, *, University of Texas at Austin University of Texas *, — Meeting Room 505 - Level 5 Room 505 - Level — Meeting — Meeting Room 504 - Level 5 Room 504 - Level — Meeting JooHee Han U.S. Census Bureau U.S. *, , Ryan K. Masters Ryan ; Maria Aysa-Lastra Zhenchao Qian The Mestizo Nation Unbound: Dual Citizenship of Euro- of Dual Citizenship Unbound: Nation The Mestizo and U.S.-Mexicans Mexicans U.S. Labor in the Mobility Immigrant Matter?: Does Skin Tone Market The Higher Educational Trajectories of Undocumented Youth of Undocumented Trajectories The Higher Educational Kreisberg Nicole Mapping Multiplicity and Inconsistency in Racial/Ethnic in Racial/Ethnic Inconsistency and Mapping Multiplicity Add Health in Identification Jiannbin Shiao Preparing for 2020 Demographic Analysis by Examining Race Examining by Analysis 2020 Demographic for Preparing in Births Allocation King Heather Robinson Racial in American and Change Measuring Complexity Ideologies Lee Karen Measuring Race and Ancestry in the Age of Genetic Testing Testing of Genetic Age in the Ancestry Measuring Race and Sasha Johfre Race: by Census in the Patterns Coverage Differential “Deaths of Despair” Narrative Despair” of “Deaths Narrative Tilstra Andrea Boulder Spark vs. Kindling: Assessing the Validity of Supply- vs. vs. of Supply- the Validity Assessing Kindling: vs. Spark Geographic for Understanding Explanations Demand-Side Rates Mortality U.S. Drug in Variation Shannon Monnat the White Complicate Trends Mortality Black-White U.S. Pat Goldsmith Pat Chinyere Agbai Chinyere
Immigrant Integration and Incorporation Integration Immigrant Racial/Ethnic Identity Racial/Ethnic
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Are theEffects ofNeighborhood Sanitation onChildHeight in Visseho Adjiwanou A LongitudinalPerspective Stepfamily Arrangement and Child Well-being inSouthAfrica: Olufemi Adetutu Adults inNigeria Contextual Determinants ofSexual Behaviour ofEmerging Ayo Adebowale Progression inWest-Africa Cohort Analysis ofAdolescent ChildbearingandBirth and Canada Overeducation ofHigh-SkilledImmigrants intheUnited States Immigration System, Labor Market Structures, and Alexander Chapman Explanation Using SocialDisorganization Trends inOpioidMisuse and ChildMaltreatment: An University ofEssex Hector Cebolla-Boado Education inChina,Germany, andtheUK Psychological Distress AmongChineseStudents inTertiary Is Migration aStressor for the Most Talented? Nonspecific Channel Islands Erin Baumgartner and Utilization ofPublic Pre-Kindergarten Neighborhoods ofOpportunity: The Role ofSpaceinAccessto Sharmistha Basu Prospective StudyinRural Bihar, India and Behaviours AmongAdolescent Boys: Evidence From a in Private andPublic SpacesandViolence-Related Attitudes The Linkages Between WitnessingandExperiencingViolence Awolowo University Akanni I.Akinyemi Slum Areas ofNigeria: AMultilevel Analysis Contextual Determinants ofAdolescent Pregnancy inUrban Sunny Jose Bheemeshwar Amireddy Mayank Agrawal India Overstated? , Birla Institute of Technology andScience, Pilani(BITSPilani) — GriffinHall- Level 2 ; *, *, *, *, Benjamin Maloney *, Yao Lu ; *, University ofIbadan *, ; Yasemin Soysal Jawaharlal NehruUniversity Birla Institute of Technology andScience, Pilani(BITSPilani) Obafemi Awolowo University *, Rice University Shah Iqbal Harvard School ofPublicHealth Harvard ; Université duQuébecàMontréal Pennsylvania State University Jinming Liu *,
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Birla Institute of Technology andScience, Pilani(BITSPilani) Columbia University , World HealthOrganization (WHO) , * ; , Tsinghua University Luis A. SanchezLuis A. Houston Independent SchoolDistrict
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Statistics Canada
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P2 Do Household Composition and Family Demographics Influence Nutritional Status Among 3—7 Year Old Children in the Samoan Island of Upolu? Courtney Choy*, Brown University; Stephen McGarvey, Brown University; Christina Soti-Ulberg, Samoa Ministry of Health; Take Naseri, Samoa Ministry of Health; Thursday Program Muagututia Sefuiva Reupena, Samoa Bureau of Statistics; Rachel Duckham, Deakin University; Nicola Hawley, Yale University P2 Parent Involvement and the Summer Slide: Does Parents’ Time Spent With Children Vary by Race? Corey Culver*; John R. Warren, University of Minnesota P2 Young Women’s Empowerment and Contraceptive Use in Cambodia Mai Do*, Tulane University School of Public Health P2 Is Daddy Coming to Dinner? Working Schedules and Father’s Time With Children Annalisa Donno*, Università di Padova; Maria-Letizia Tanturri, Università di Padova; Ariane Pailhé, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Anne Solaz, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) P2 A School-to-Prison Pipeline?: Understanding the Relationship Between Exclusionary Discipline Juvenile Justice Contact Using School and Justice Administrative Data Horace Duffy* P2 Achieving UNAIDS 90-90-90 Targets Among Adolescents in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. Is School-Based Comprehensive Sexual Education Effective? Jacques B. O. Emina*, University of Kinshasa P2 “Racial Realignment of Time” and Disparities in Early-Onset Chronic Conditions Linnea Evans*, University of Wisconsin-Madison P2 Toward a Children-Youth Development Index (CYDI): A Tool for Assessing the Effectiveness of Demographic Dividend Policies in the West and Central Africa Region Ousmane Faye*, African Influence Institute (AFRII); Ibrahima Diallo, Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar; Gilena G. Andrade, UNICEF-WCARO P2 Older Male Sexual Partners and Teenage Fertility in Colombia According to Women’s Age at Sexual Initiation Theresa M. Fedor*, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; María Teresa Domínguez Torres, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana P2 “First You Have to Show Her That You Are With Her”: Provider and User Experiences With Adolescent Family Planning Needs in a Stigmatized Environment Seth L. Feinberg, Western Washington University; Hilary Schwandt, Western Washington University; Nirali Patel, Arcadia University; Julia Corey, Wheaton College; Jessica Linus, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Adriana Scanteianu, Rutgers University; Ilia King, Xavier University; Angel Boulware, Spelman College; Chimene PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 87 Thursday Program P2 88 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2
Henri Fika Fairlie Decomposition Model Development: AnEmpirical Evidence from Cameroon, Using between UrbanandRural Areas inTerms ofEarly Childhood The Socioeconomic, Cultural andDemographic Factors ofGap Elly Field Transition to Adulthood Contraceptiveand Material Use,Access, Hardship inthe Daniel Yaw Fiaveh People inUrbanGhana Narratives ofSex andSafe Sex onFirst Date Among Young of AppliedSciences Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences Manzi Dieudonne Musemakweli Western Washington University University Ntakarutimana Monfrance Marieke Heers Immigrant Students Success Across theEntire SchoolCareer ofNative and Relationship Between Immigrant Peers and Educational How Important IsIt WithWhom You Goto School?The Chantal Hailey of SchoolSafety andSchoolChoices. Characteristics That Affect Students’ and Parents’ Perceptions But IsItSafe? Experimental Evidence ontheSchool Nidhi Gupta in India:Situation andDeterminants Knowledge AboutReproductive HealthMatters Among Youth Sanchez Margarita Gonzalvo-Cirac Sub-Saharan Africa 1980—2020 Comparison Between Mediterranean Area 1900-1940and Vulnerable Youth: Public Assistance andFood Security, Pablo Garriga Are New Universities Helping the Poor Get More Education? Sarah Garcia Neurodevelopmental DisabilitiesAmong U.S Latino Children and Language Barriers intheLow Prevalence of The Role ofHealthCare HealthCare Access, Utilization, , INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences , *, Researcher ; *, , Madeline Zeiler University ofMichigan *, Maastricht University *, Institut de Formation etde RechercheDémographiques(IFORD) *, *, *, Tata Institute of SocialSciences, Mumbai, India , University ofMinnesota Brown University University ofKentucky New York University(NYU) Swiss Foundation for Research intheSocialSciences (FORS) *,
; University ofCapeCoast Begoña Gonzalvo *, , *, INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences Universitat Internacional Catalunya (UIC)
Western Washington University ; Abigail Miller
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Carla Haelermans ; Thursday 10:00am–11:30am
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; Madi Stapleton ; Victoria Roque ; , Innocent INES-
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Melanie , ; Thursday 10:00 am–11:30 am P2
P2 Does Child Support Increase Self-sufficiency? Results From Virginia Colleen Heflin, Syracuse University; Len Lopoo, Syracuse University; Mattie Mackenzie-Liu*, Maxwell School, Syracuse University P2 The Effects of Immigrant Concentration in Schools on Thursday Program Adolescent Crime Are Skeie Hermansen*, University of Oslo; Torbjørn Skardhamar, University of Oslo P2 Subsequent Births Among Teenagers in Mexico Celia Hubert Lopez*, National Institute of Public Health, Mexico; Aremis L. Villalobos, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública (INSP); Andres Sanchez, National Institute of Public Health; Tonatiuh Barrientos, National Institute of Public Health; Filipa de Castro, National Institute of Public Health P2 The Influence of Nutrition Assistance Program Participation in Childhood on Improved Young-Adult Food Security Noura Insolera*, University of Michigan; Julia Wolfson, University of Michigan; Alicia Cohen, University of Michigan P2 Factors Affecting Depression Among Indian Adolescents: A School-Based Study Using the Multilevel Modeling Approach Amrutha Jose*; Mariyamma Philip, NIMHANS; Manjula M., NIMHANS P2 What Are the Efects of Children’s Health Insurance Program Expansion on Health Insurance Coverage and Self-rated Health of Immigrant Children? Chaegyung Jun* P2 Making Sense of Disparate Data on Noncommunicable Disease Risk Behaviors Among Youth in Low- and Middle- Income Countries Toshiko Kaneda*, Population Reference Bureau (PRB) P2 Cognitive Development of Children in Immigrant Families: Living Arrangements and Parental Nativity Jeehye Kang*, Old Dominion University; Xiushi Yang, Old Dominion University P2 Why Psychological Distress and Partner Support Matter for Antenatal Care Among Young Women: A Baseline Evaluation From a Maternal Mental Health Intervention in Rural India Tina Khanna*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P2 Why Gender Transformative Programs on Contraceptive Use Should Focus on Early and Middle Adolescents? A Mixed- Methods Study From Rural India Tina Khanna*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P2 Emerging Partner Violence: Perpetration, Victimization and Help-Seeking During Early Adolescence in Malawi Rachel Kidman*, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY); Hans- Peter Kohler, University of Pennsylvania
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University of Cuenca Université deKinshasa National delaSanté et dela Recherche Médicale (INSERM) Leah Koenig Adolescence: FindingsAcross Three Restricted Legal Settings Determinants ofFavorable Attitudes AboutAbortionin Early d’Études Démographiques(INED) Institut Nationald’Études Démographiques(INED) Morgan Kitzmann Development. The Effects ofGrandparental Childcare on Early Language Should Grandparents Take Care ofTheirGrandchildren? Witwatersrand Unit Ryan Wagner degli StudidiFirenze Kelly Kilburn Young Girls:Evidence From HPTN 068 Analyzing onMultidimensional theImpact ofaCCT Poverty of ersity Lippert Precariously HousedFamilies WithAdultFood Insecurity Parental Management of Child Hunger AmongHomeless and Minnesota Sangyoo Lee Experiences Revisiting theImmigrant Paradox in Early Learning Mark Lee Saharan Africa PracticesDisciplinary AmongOrphanedChildren inSub- Population Reference Bureau(PRB) Elizabeth Leahy Madsen Family PlanningEquity Among Youth: Where Are We Now? University Vanessa Lang Partnerships inYoung Adulthood:Variation by Gender Adolescent Reproductive Attitudes, Knowledge, and Sexual Research Institute onInnovation and Technology Sabrina Kouba Migrate -Evidence From theLesothoChildGrant Programme The Role ofUnconditional Cash Transfers intheDecision to ;
Francesc Gomez-Olive *, *, ; ; University ofColoradoDenver ; Siswanto Wilopo Sarah Hayford R. Judy Temple *; University ofMinnesota *, , , *, University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill *,
MRC/Wits RuralPublicHealthand HealthTransitions Research Mengmeng Li University ofMinnesota Bowling GreenState University The United NationsUniversity -Maastricht Economic andSocial *,
; Institut Nationald’Études Démographiques(INED)
Audrey Pettifor ; Eric Mafuta , , Population Reference Bureau(PRB) University ofMinnesota , , , , Harvard University Harvard The OhioState University Universitas GadjaMada Johns HopkinsUniversity
, ; University ofKinshasa , Elizabeth Boyle University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill ; ; Thursday 10:00am–11:30am John Robert Warren BarrettA. Lee ; PAA Program 2019Annual Meeting
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; University ofMinnesota
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P2 The Effects of Childhood Health Trajectories on College Enrollment Airan Liu*, Peking University; Narayan Sastry, University of Michigan; Robert Bozick, RAND Corporation P2 Educational Consequences of Early Crime and Punishment: Thursday Program Testing a Genetically Informed Life Course Model Using the Add Health Data Hexuan Liu*, University of Cincinnati; Ryan Motz, University of Cincinnati; Peter Tanksley, University of Cincinnati; J. C. Barnes, University of Cincinnati; Kathleen Mullan Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P2 Relationship Between Parents’ Educational Attitudes and Children’s Housework Performance in Chinese Households: Does Children’s Gender Matter? Yixiao Liu*, Xi’an Jiaotong University; Quanbao Jiang, Xi’an Jiaotong University; Feinian Chen, University of Maryland P2 School Outcomes of Children Raised by Same-Sex Couples: Evidence From Administrative Panel Data Deni Mazrekaj*, KU Leuven; Kristof De Witte, KU Leuven; Sofie Cabus, KU Leuven P2 Pathways Out of the Parental Home: Contextual Determinants Across Second-Generation Immigrant Origins in France Haley McAvay*, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Ariane Pailhé, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) P2 The Effect of Socioeconomic Rank on Psychosocial Health and Educational Attainment Andrew McMartin*, Princeton University P2 Adolescent Migration and Marriage: Examples From Malawi, Mali and Niger Andrea Melnikas, Population Council; Saul Grace, Population Council; Sarah Engebretsen, Independent Consultant; Sajeda Amin*, Population Council P2 Knowledge and Attitudes About Family Planning Among Adolescent Girls in Rajasthan: Results From PMA2020 Rajasthan Survey Kristin Mmari, Johns Hopkins University; Ifta Choiriyyah, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Anoop Kahnna, Indian Institute of Health Management (IIHMR); Danish Ahmed, Indian Institute of Health Management (IIHMR); Scott Radloff, Johns Hopkins University; Alec Shannon, Johns Hopkins University; Caroline Moreau*, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM) P2 Is Agency Correlated With Greater Ability of Young Adolescents to Communicate About Sexual and Reproductive Matters? Results From the Global Early Adolescent Study Caroline Moreau*, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM); Mengmeng Li, Johns Hopkins University; Leah Koenig; Linnea Zimmerman, Johns
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Heterogeneous Effects ofDeferred Action forChildhood University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles Corrina Moucheraud Countries Analysis ofMore Than9,000 Antenatal VisitsinFour Quality ofAntenatal Care for Adolescents: ASecondary University ofTexas atAustin Maria Carolina Mota Pereira Aragão Immigrant Families and Household Instability California, Berkeley Natalie Morris Demographic Transition Preferences andModernContraceptive Use to Accelerate the Focusing onAngolan Youth: Understanding Fertility University University ofKinshasa Chaohua Lou Hopkins BloombergSchoolofPublicHealth University Marina Potter Readiness The ChildWelfare System, SocialSupport,andIndependence Krista K.Payne Education, Employment, or Training NEETs in theU.S. &theGreat Recession: Young AdultsNotin Kiwoong Park on Educational Attainment The Heterogeneous Treatment Effect of Teenage Childbearing Anand Kumar SinghParihar Children? AnAssessment ofIndianPopulation Does HouseholdStructure Affect theNutritional Status of Grogan-Kaylor Garrett Pace in Low- andMiddle-Income Countries Spanking andYoung Children’s Socioemotional Development Jayanti Owens and Children’s Later Well-being Academic Pressure: ADHDDiagnoses,Socioeconomic Status, The Unintended Consequences ofMedical Adaptation to York (CUNY) Keitaro Okura Educational Outcomes Arrivals (DACA) onUndocumented College Students’
; Robert Blum ; *, , Sofya Aptekar *, *, *, , *, , Shanghai Institute ofPlanned Parenthood Research
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University ofMichigan University ofMichigan University ofCalifornia, Berkeley University atAlbany, State UniversityofNew York (SUNY) Yale University Pennsylvania State University Brown University Bowling Green State University ; , Ndola Prata ; University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles José Ortiz , Johns HopkinsUniversity ,
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University ofCuenca University ofCalifornia, Berkeley Manisha Shah *, ;
University ofTexas atAustin Shawna Lee Thursday 10:00am–11:30am ; , Patrick Kayembe Queens College,CityUniversityofNew
; PAA Program 2019Annual Meeting Sarah Font ;
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, University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles University ofMichigan
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Université deKinshasa ,
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P2 Childhood Investments in International Human Capital Susan Pozo*, Western Michigan University; Isabel Ruiz, University of Oxford P2 National and Ethnic Identity Formation in German Immigrant
Youth Thursday Program Max Reason*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P2 Connecting Social Services to Social Change; Nonprofits and K–5 Parental Involvement Robert W. Ressler*, University of Texas at Austin P2 Homelessness, Family Rejection and Disclosure, Mental Health, and Suicidality among Sexual Minority Adolescents in the U.S. Harmony Rhoades*, University of Southern California; Jeremy Goldbach, University of Southern California; Mary Rose Mamey, University of Southern California; Sheree Schrager, University of Southern California P2 Influences of Perceived Social Support on Adolescent Depressive Symptoms and Educational Attainment Kahli Romano* P2 Houseless Population in India: Trends, Patterns and Characteristics Harihar Sahoo*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P2 The Benefits of Child Care Among Children Who Experience Neglect Kierra Sattler*, University of Texas at Austin P2 Aggressive and Violent Behaviour Among Children Living on the Street in Mumbai City, India Tushar Savarkar*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P2 Was Cinderella Just a Fairy Tale? Survival Differences Between Step- and Biological Children Ryan Schacht*, East Carolina University; Alison Fraser, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah; Huong Meeks, University of Utah P2 Schooling, Achievement, and Aspirations: Teen Pregnancy in Ethiopia, India, Peru, and Vietnam Whitney Schott*, University of Pennsylvania; Elisabetta Aurino, Imperial College London; Mary Penny, Instituto de Investigacion Nutricional; Jere Behrman, University of Pennsylvania P2 Health and Health-Related Behaviors Before and After Coming to the United States Among Newly Arrived International Students Nida I. Shaikh, Emory University; Yueqi Li*, Emory University; Hanyu Liu, Emory University; Solveig Cunningham, Emory University
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Adolescents’ Mate Search in theDigital Age: Insights From a Theresa L.Osypuk Naomi Thyden and ItsEffect on Attaining aCollege Degree The UnequalDistribution of Nuclear Family Deaths by Race Ramina Sotoudeh Genetic Homophily inAdolescent FriendshipNetworks Who IsForced to Move? University University Maia Sieverding of Syrian Refugees inJordan Education Interrupted: Enrollment, Attainment, and Drop-out Ankita Siddhanta Migrants inKolkata, India on Pregnancy Outcomes AmongUndocumented Bangladeshi “Motherhood inChildhood”: ConsequencesofEarly Marriage Digital Inequality:The ImpactofInternet Access onChildren’s University ofNorthCarolinaatChapel Hill TurnerMallory Incarceration andChildren’s Earnings in Young Adulthood Intergenerational Effects Mass Incarceration: of Parental University ofMichigan Lin Kazumi Tsuchiya Attainment AmongSecond-Generation Immigrant Youth Factors, andNeighborhoodContext onEducational Intergenerational Influences ofCitizenship Status, Family Emily Treleaven and theHealthofChildren Left Behind Re-Examining theRelationship Between Parental Migration Hong Kong Yuying Tong Rural China:TheRole ofGenderValues Gender Difference ofAcademic Performance Among Youths in Romina Tome Child Outcomes inBrazil Curtailing Accessto Alcohol: Evidence ontheImpactOver Marta Tienda Study Mobile Diary , University ofMichigan ; ; ; Mariam Sharpless Nasma Berri *, Wenyang Su *, *, *, Chinese UniversityofHongKong *, *, , *, Princeton University Duke University *, University ofMinnesota American UniversityofBeirut *, University ofNorthCarolinaatChapel Hill , University ofMichigan University ofMichigan University ofMinnesota International Institute for PopulationSciences (IIPS) Princeton University
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Kai Cortina , St. CatherineUniversity
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The National Academies *, *, Tim-Allen Bruckner Rachel Snow Dirgha J. Ghimire J. Dirgha United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Population Nations United *, University of Arizona, School of Law School University of Arizona, University of Minnesota ; *, ; University of Texas at Austin Texas University of ; Pennsylvania State University State Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University Johns *, *, — Lone Star A - Level 3 A - Level — Lone Star — Brazos/206 - Level 2 - Level — Brazos/206 *, *, *,
*, UNFPA , United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Population Nations United , Wendy D. Manning D. Wendy Georgiana Bostean Georgiana Channel Islands University, Neighborhood to Adverse Exposure Cumulative Maternal Birth and Preterm Environments Buher Kane Jennifer Irvine California, Examining Latinos’ Exposure to California’s Vice Retail Retail Vice to California’s Exposure Latinos’ Examining Environment State University State University State Pennsylvania for Demographic Privacy of Differential Implications Research Reach? Reach? Weny Kathrin Legesse Diop Quality School Children’s and Labor Migration Yabiku Scott Cognitive Performance in China in China Performance Cognitive Wan Yifeng Insecurity Food and Child Instability Household Wang Yiwen in Target SDG Is the Mutilation: FemaleGenital Eliminating John Maron Abowd John Maron Douglas S. Massey Citro F. Constance Steven Ruggles Steven Jane Bambauer Jennifer A. Ailshire Jennifer Wendy D. Manning D. Wendy Flash Session: Neighborhood Processes in Health Flash Session: Neighborhood Processes
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P3 The Nexus Between the Perception of Climate Change and Disciplinary Backgrounds Among University Students in Bangladesh Shah Md Atiqul Haq*, Université Catholique de Louvain; Khandaker Jafor Ahmed, Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet Thursday Program P3 Are Improvements in Agricultural Production Equally Beneficial for Household Food Security and Children’s Nutrition? Evidence From Ethiopia Maryia Bakhtsiyarava*, University of Minnesota P3 Internal Migration Flows in Brazil Using Circular Visualization Emerson Baptista*, Asian Demographic Research Institute; Járvis Campos, UFRN; Guy J. Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute P3 Migration, Livelihoods, and Development in the Post-Frontier: Evidence From the Brazilian Amazonia Alisson F. Barbieri*, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG); Gilvan R. Guedes, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG); Reinaldo Santos, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) P3 Examining Patterns of Coverage: A Comparative Analysis of Canadian and U.S. Censuses Julien Bérard-Chagnon*, Statistics Canada; Eric B. Jensen, U.S. Census Bureau P3 Do Top Methods for Cohort Fertility Completion Also Perform Best When Forecasting Period Fertility? Christina Bohk-Ewald*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Peng Li, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P3 Transitions in County-Level Poverty in the Rural United States: A Comparison of LISA Techniques Matthew Brooks* P3 Evaluating the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2005 State Population Projections Jack Byerly*, Pennsylvania State University P3 Keeping up With the Joneses: Measuring Individual Homeowner Maintenance Behavior Using Neighbor Information Joseph Campbell*, USAA; Matthew Martinez, University of Texas at San Antonio P3 Identifying Vulnerability and Resilience of Kyrgyzstan’s Southern Populations in the Context of Environmental Change Within the Climate-Migration-Conflict Nexus Chelsea Lissette Cervantes de Blois*, University of Minnesota - Minnesota Population Center
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Hyeran Chung The Effect of Foreign-Trained Nurses onthe U.S. LaborMarket Pallavi Choudhuri Effect Resource andIntergenerational Dependence Transmission Associates Institute ofChildHealthandHumanDevelopment (NICHD),NIH Development (NICHD),NIH L. Clark of ChildHealthandHumanDevelopment (NICHD),NIH Juanita Chinn Institutes ofHealth Uncovering theScientific Review Process atthe National Cho Yejin Lim Young-Jae Cha Density onFertility: ALife History Approach Theory Competition Tightness Underliesthe Effect of Population Economics andPolitical Science (LSE) Victoria Donnaloja toWho Deserves BeBritish? Statistics Canada Patrice Dion Future Demographic Indicators An ExpertElicitation Tool to Capture Probabilistic Estimates of Chattopadhyay Sudeshna Dey NO2: Situation Assessment inIndianCities Modelling Spatial Variability ofIntra-Urban Concentration of Princelle Dasappa-Venketsamy Headship Method Household Estimation inSouth Africa: Assessment ofthe United States. Demographic Vulnerability ofIndigenous Languages inthe Which American Languages are Dying? Quantifying the Wilson Katherine M.Condon Robust Method Estimating theEligible to Naturalize Population: Developing a Mike E.Cline Bureau’s County Population Estimates Compounding theError? Evaluation ofthe U.S. Census , Seoul NationalUniversity , , U.S. Citizenship (USCIS) andImmigrationServices Eunice Kennedy ShriverNationalInstitute ofChildHealthandHuman ,
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P3 A Method for Studying Difference in Segregation Levels Across Time and Space Benjamin Elbers*, Columbia University
P3 Demographic Dividends in Africa: Reconciling the Evidence Thursday Program With a Mixed-Decomposition Approach Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, Cornell University; Michel Tenikue, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER); Sarah Giroux*, Cornell University P3 Big Census Microdata: IPUMS in the Federal Statistical Research Data Centers Catherine A. Fitch*, University of Minnesota; Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota; Erin Meyer, University of Minnesota; Todd K. Gardner, U.S. Census Bureau P3 Demographic Analysis and Projection of Prospera’s Beneficiary Population: Understanding the Demography of the Largest Cash-Transfer Program in Mexico Victor M. Garcia-Guerrero*, El Colegio de México P3 A More Rigorous Test of Latinx Spatial Assimilation Using Discrete Choice Models Pat Goldsmith*; Martín Puga, Texas A&M P3 Who Owns the City? How Landlord Characteristics Affect Tenant Experiences Henry Gomory* P3 Gender, Resources, and Status: An Empirically Grounded Model of Status Construction Theory Andre Grow*, University of Leuven (KU Leuven) P3 Risks of Exposure and Vulnerability to Cyclones for World’s Major Coastal Cities Danan Gu*, United Nations; Patrick Gerland, United Nations Population Division; Sara Hertog, United Nations; Frank Swiaczny, United Nations P3 Migration in the Wake of Industrial Change: Evidence From Canadian-Linked Employer–Employee Administrative Data Michael Haan, University of Western Ontario; Nicole Denier*, University of Alberta; Federico Eichelmann-Lombardo, Western University P3 The Role of Water Availability in Mitigating Heat-Related Mortality: Empirical Evidence From South Africa Kelly Hyde*, University of Pittsburgh P3 Quality of Information in the Question Age in Death Records in Brazil, 1996–2015 Fatima Jacques; Camila Soares*, IFCH - UNICAMP; Raphael Guimaraes P3 Network Measures of Social Structure in a Historical Population Julia Jennings*, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY)
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Reporting ofDementia CausesofDeath AmongNursing Home S. Rosenberg Reginal Jules Sina Kianersi Sensitive Survey Questions The Association of Interviewer Genderon Responses to Chaegyung Jun Koreans inKorea Status AmongKorean Immigrants intheUnited States and A Binational Perspective onHealthBehavior andHealth Amrutha Jose Based Study Affecting Depression AmongIndianAdolescents: ASchool- Application ofMultilevel Modeling to Predict the Factors University ofDenver Leiwen Jiang and theUnited States The Subnational Urbanization Projections forChina,India, University Sangeetha Madhavan Food Insecurity andKinshipinaNairobi Slum Urban Hotspots ofVulnerability andResilience: AnAnalysis of Melissa LoPalo Survey Data Production Temperature, Productivity, and Adaptation: Evidence From National ArchiveofComputerized Data onAging Kathryn Lavender Archive ofComputerized Data onAging and Tools for AgingResearch Maintained by theNational Measuring theAging Life Course: TheCollections, Resources Montalvo Lynda L.Laughlin System Into CensusSurveys Implementing the2018Standard Occupational Classification Nutan Kumari NFHS-4 Affecting IndiaandIts States: An Evaluation FromNFHS-3 & An Assessment ofBirth Registration System and Factors Tobias Kuhn Vehicles Change inMotion: Infrastructure Adoption forPlug-inElectric National Center for HealthStatistics Ellen Kramarow Residents , ; U.S. CensusBureau Sara Schmidt
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P3 A New Type of Urbanization? Climate Change Population Displacement and Urban Space Problem in Dhaka, Bangladesh Hosne Tilat Mahal*; Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University
P3 Growth and Multiple Forms of Human Capital: A Panel Data Thursday Program Investigation in BRIC Countries Manzoor Malik* P3 Measuring Mobility and Time Use Among Adolescents in Guatemala and Brazil: Comparing Smartphones With Paper Celeste Marin*, Princeton University; Rosa Noemi Guit Antonio, Red de Mujeres Indígenas, REDMI Aq'abal; Vanessa Lima Caldeira Franceschini, Independent Consultant P3 Mapping Children’s Exposure to Drug Overdose Deaths Mark S. Mather*, Population Reference Bureau (PRB); Beth Jarosz, Population Reference Bureau (PRB); Marissa Slowey, University of Chicago P3 The Effect of Climate Change on Fertility in West Africa Isabel McLoughlin*, University of Texas at Austin; Alexander Weinreb, University of Texas at Austin P3 Tetrad Motifs: A Comparison of the Local Structure in 20 Social Networks Cassie McMillan*, Pennsylvania State University; Diane Felmlee, Pennsylvania State University; Dave Braines, IBM United Kingdom P3 The Spark of the #MeToo Movement: Analysis of Early Twitter Conversations Sepideh Modrek, San Francisco State University; Bozhidar Chakalov* P3 Local and Global Analysis of the Fertility Rate in Italy Massimo Mucciardi*, Università di Messina; Mary Ellen Toffle, Università di Messina; Daniele Vignoli, University of Florence P3 Localized Distributional Injustice: Wind Energy Siting in the Continental United States J. Tom Mueller*, Pennsylvania State University; Matthew Brooks P3 Assessing Indicators of Chronic Child Undernutrition Using Machine Learning Techniques Kevin Mwenda*, Brown University; Guixing Wei, Brown University P3 Small Area Estimation and Advances in Demographic Tool Kits for Fertility Analysis: The 4-Parameters Own-Children Method and a Poisson Regression–Based Person-Period Approach Pedzisai Ndagurwa*, University of the Witwatersrand; Clifford O. Odimegwu, University of the Witwatersrand P3 Urban Kin Propinquity Using Geocoded Complete Count Census Data, 1880 Matt Nelson*, University of Minnesota
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Statistical Models toAssess Data QualityinDHSSurveys Nikolas D. Pharris-Ciurej Jennifer M.Ortman Records ontheAmerican CommunitySurvey Big Survey Meets Big Data: Implementing Administrative University ofIbadan Adesola Orekoya Environmental Drivers ofTemporary Migration inNigeria Ramasco Francisco Viciana Tugores Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) Dariya Ordanovich Fertility Nowcasting Over TimeandSpace What Were You Thinking Nine Month Ago? UsingTwitter for Andrea Nigri (MLAA) Mortality Forecasting: MachineLearning–Assisted Approach Planck Institute for Demographic Research Timothy Riffe Lexis Fields University Carolyn Reyes and UrbanIndia Climatic Variability andCause-Specific Migration Across Rural National University James Raymer Inconsistent Flow Data Countries: Overcoming HighLevels ofMissingand Estimating Annual Flows ofMigration Among ASEAN California, LosAngeles Robert Weiss of California, LosAngeles Antonio Pedro Ramos for Probit RandomEffects Models Countries: AnBayesian Extension ofOaxaca Decomposition Explaining theDecline ofChildMortality in44Developing Ogunwole Megan Rabe the Population 65 Years andOlder Using aData Visualization to Display SelectCharacteristics of Thomas W. Pullum , , Instituto deFísica Interdisciplinar ySistemas ComplejosIFISC(CSIC-UIB)
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P3 Data Resource: The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study Carol Roan*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Huey-Chi Chang, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Kamil Sicinski, University of Wisconsin-Madison
P3 Do Disasters Exacerbate Vulnerabilities More for the Already Thursday Program Vulnerable? A Case Study of Cyclone Pam’s Influence on Social Vulnerability in Vanuatu Hugh Roland*, University of Wisconsin-Madison P3 Life Tables by Nativity for the 65-and-Older Population Using Linked Medicare Enrollment Data: A Feasibility Study Shannon Sabo*, U.S. Census Bureau; Esther R. Miller, U.S. Census Bureau; Elizabeth Arias, National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), CDC; Heather King, U.S. Census Bureau P3 Over and Over Again: Poverty Trajectories and Extreme Rainfall in Mexico Landy Sanchez*, El Colegio de México; Rodolfo De la Torre, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte; Julio Postigo, NORC P3 Predicting Infant Mortality Risk From Information Available at the Time of Birth Antonia Saravanou, University of Athens; Clemens Noelke*, Brandeis University; Nick Huntington, Brandeis University; Dolores Acevedo-Garcia, Brandeis University; Dimitrios Gunopulos, University of Athens P3 Predicting Death Using Random Forests Torsten Sauer*, University of Rostock; Roland Rau, University of Rostock P3 Projections of Social Inequalities Due to Sea Level Rise in the Continental United States. R. Kyle Saunders*; Mathew Hauer, Florida State University P3 The Centered Ternary Balance Scheme: A Technique to Visualize Surfaces of Unbalanced Three-Part Compositions Jonas Schöley*, Interdisciplinary Centre on Population Dynamics P3 Measuring Population Growth in Canada’s Central Living Neighborhoods Francois Sergerie*, Statistics Canada; Dylan Saunders, Statistics Canada P3 Using Administrative Records to Evaluate Child Care Expense Reporting Among Child Care Subsidy Recipients Kathryn Shantz*, U.S. Census Bureau; Liana Fox, U.S. Census Bureau P3 Evaluating Rural-Urban Typologies for Use in Health Care Research Emily Shrider*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; David Mallinson, University of Wisconsin-Madison P3 Mapping Gender Inequality in Child Deaths at the Local Level in India, 1991–2011 Akansha Singh*
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Francis Dodoo Policy andGovernment Intervention Fertility, and Family Planning, Reproductive Health: Lin University ofTexas atAustin of NorthCarolinaatChapelHill Fatima Varner African American Women on Systemic LupusErythematosus DiseaseActivityAmong The Roles ofSuperwoman Schema andSocioeconomic Status Uchechi Mitchell Racial DisparitiesinBiological Risk When IsHopeEnough? Hopefulness, Discrimination, and Jamie L.Lynch An Analysis ofGender, Race,andEducational Disparities Trends inBMIandWeight Perception Among Young Adults: Perdue University of Chicago Boulder Elisabeth D. Root and ChildHealth?Evidence From Rural Honduras Does Decentralization ofHealth Systems Improve Maternal Mexico Deborah McFarlane American States 1988–2017 The AbortionLandscape: Restrictions and Protections inthe for Healthcare Improvement Haregeweyni Alemu Healthcare Improvement S. Speizer University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Ashley Hagaman Integrated Intervention inThree Regions in Ethiopia Newborn Health: Preliminary FindingsFrom aHealthSystem The ImpactsofQuality Improvement onMaternal and of Texas atAustin Texas atAustin Abigail Aiken A. R. Travelling Abroad orSelf-managing UsingOnlineTelemedicine Decision-making andExperiencesAccessingAbortion by The ImpactsofNorthern Ireland’s AbortionLaws on Women’s , Emory University Monica DasGupta ; ; Andrzej Kulczycki Krister Andersson , — LoneStar B-Level 3 ; University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Bertha Bermudez Tapia *, *, ; , Pennsylvania State University Dana Johnson *, *,
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P4 Does Losing a Spouse to Dementia Affect Mental Health Earlier Than Other Causes of Death? Antidepressant Use Surrounding Widowhood Elina Einio*, University of Helsinki; Niina Metsä-Simola, University of Helsinki; Saska Saarioja, University of Helsinki; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki; Kaarina Thursday Program Korhonen P4 Linked Work Lives: The Influence of Own and Partner’s Midlife Employment History on Mental Health in Older European Couples Miriam Engels*, Institute of Medical Sociology, Medical Faculty, Heinrich-Heine- Universität Düsseldorf; Deborah De Moortel, Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Simone Weyers, Centre for Health and Society, University Clinic Duesseldorf; Nico Dragano, Heinrich-Heine Universität Düsseldorf; Morten Wahrendorf, Heinrich-Heine Universität Düsseldorf P4 Marital Unions and Risk Behavior: Motivations, Perceptions and Regulatory Agents Bruna Firmino; Raquel Coutinho*, Centro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional; Ana Paula Verona, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) P4 Adolescent Technology, Sleep, and Physical Activity Time in Two U.S. Cohorts, 2002–2014 Paula Fomby, University of Michigan; Joshua Goode*, University of Colorado Boulder; Kim-Phuong Truong-Vu, University of Colorado Boulder; Stefanie Mollborn, University of Colorado Boulder P4 Intergenerational Coresidence and Married Women’s Life Satisfaction Shiro Furuya*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; James M M. Raymo, University of Wisconsin-Madison P4 Constructing Adulthood in the Selfie Era: An Analysis of Millennial Generation’s Modes of Living in the United States and Europe Juan Garcia Roman*, Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona; Antonio Lopez-Gay, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona; Mariona Lozano, McGill University P4 Contextual Effects of Single Parents in Social Networks on Adolescents’ Academic Achievement, Depression, and Delinquency Joshua Goode*, University of Colorado Boulder P4 Effects of the Recent Medicaid Expansion on Cohabitation and Marriage: Comparing Estimates From the American Community Survey and the Current Population Survey Margaret Gough*, University of La Verne P4 Marital Plans and Relationship Tempo Among Cohabitors: Differences by Gender and Social Class Lauren Griffin*, Cornell University; Emily Parker, Cornell University
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to Population Aging:Decomposing the Reciprocal ofa The Change inU.S. Average HouseholdSize Attributable Paul Hemez Boomer andEarly Millennials Marriage: Generational Differences Between Late Baby Institutional Participation andthe Delay inEntry Into Szalma Marieke Heers Their Children? Matters More for Nonresident Fathers’ Involvement With Policies, Attitudes, orIndividual Characteristics? What Donnelly Alexandra Haralampoudis Head Start andNonresident Father Involvement Columbia University Siqi Han Across FieldsofStudy Assortative Mating AmongCollege Graduates: Heterogeneity University Janet Chen-Lan Kuo Adulthood andLater Marriage Behavior Romantic-Relationship ExperiencesintheEmerging University ofSeoul Adults inSouthKorea Parental FinancialSupport and Marriage Timing ofYoung College Dublin Erin Hye-Won Kim Couples inKorea Division ofDomestic LaborOver Retirement Among Older Eric Ketcham United States Formation for Same-Sex andMale-Female Unionsinthe Comparative Marriage Markets: Availability ofUnion Patrick Ishizuka Cohabiting CouplesintheUnited States: 1984–2013 The Shifting Economic Determinants ofMarriage Among Fabliha Ibnat Decisions: Evidence From India The Effect of Kerosene onChildren’s Price TimeAllocation Mike Hollingshaus Demographic Rate , *, HAS Centre for SocialSciences ,
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P4 Divorce Rates and Marital Contracts Thursday Program Marion Leturcq*, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Enrica Maria Martino, Institut National d'Études Démographiques (INED) P4 Gender, Household Composition, and Risk of Voluntary and Involuntary Job Loss Yuqi Lu*, Cornell University P4 Changes in Older Adults’ Sexual Behavior and Desire: A Latent Transition Analysis Heidi Lyons, Oakland University; David F. Warner*, University of Nebraska-Lincoln P4 Consistency of Reporting Terminated Pregnancies in DHS Reproductive Calendars Kerry MacQuarrie*, The DHS Program (Avenir Health); William Winfrey, Futures Institute; Jacqueline Meijer-Irons, University of Washington, Seattle P4 When Is Housework Not a Chore? Exploring Variation in Happiness During Housework Activities Cadhla McDonnell*, Pennsylvania State University; Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State University P4 Steady-State Inequality? Single Motherhood and Income Matthew McKeever, Haverford College; Nicholas Wolfinger*, University of Utah P4 Father Involvement and Socioeconomic Disparities in Child Academic Outcomes Daniel P. Miller*, Boston University; Margaret Thomas; Maureen Waller, Cornell University; Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers University; Allison Dwyer Emory, Rutgers University P4 Trends in Prevalence and Correlates of Intimate Partner Violence Against Women in Zimbabwe, 2005–2015 Jeanette Mukamana*; Pamela Machakanja, Professor; Nicholas Adjei, University of Bremen P4 How Migration Projects Influence Union Formation in DR Congo? A Multi-Site and Event-History Analysis Jocelyn Nappa Usatu*; Bruno D. Schoumaker, Université Catholique de Louvain; Cris Beauchemin, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) P4 Religion, Rank, and Ruthlessness: Polygyny and Intimate Partner Violence in Nigeria Nkechi Owoo*, University of Ghana; Victor Agadjanian, University of California, Los Angeles; Chitalu Chiliba, University of Zambia P4 Long Work Hours and the Effect of Motherhood on Earnings Eunjeong Paek*, University of Southern California
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Shilpa Reddy Empowerment inIndia The Uneasy Relationship of Domestic ViolenceWith Women’s Hebrew UniversityofJerusalem Liat Raz-Yurovich Dissolution and Repartnering: ALife-Course Approach Men’s andWomen’s Role Gender Attitudes Following Union Brianne E.Pragg Emotional Estrangement Adult Child-Parent Relationships: Predicting Physical and Christiaan W. S.Monden Patrick Praeg of SiblingCorrelations PublishedBetween 1972–2018 Intergenerational Transmission of Education. A Meta-Analysis Knoester Richard Petts Relationship Stability If I[Take] Leave, WillYou Stay? Paternity Leave and No Evidence That Becoming a Grandparent Benefits Well- California, SanDiego Sabrina Boyce California, SanDiego Holly Shakya Who Perpetrate IPV inRural Niger A Profile ofViolenceinRural Niger: Characteristics ofMen Mikaela Dufur Kevin Shafer Depression: ACross-National, LongitudinalAnalysis Mechanisms Linking Family Structure andParental Kierra Sattler Risk Factors for Child NeglectAmongFamilies inPoverty de Louvain Koyel Sarkar Marriage. Modern Marriages inIndia:Caste Exogamy andLove Hammer Joze Sambt Applications The European National Transfer Accounts (NTA): Data and Universitat deBarcelona Fernando Ruiz-Vallejo Unions: Insights From theCaseofColombia Country Context and theRelative Stability ofSame-Sex , , Wittgenstein Centre VID/ÖAW, (IIASA, WU) The OhioState University
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Demographic Institute (NIDI) Nardi Steverink KNAW) Damiano Uccheddu Caregiving Matter? Gender Inequalities inHealth inLater Life: DoesInformal Neil G.Bennett University ofNew York (CUNY)andCUNYInstitute for Demographic Research (CIDR) Christopher Thomas Determinants ofSpouseSelectioninSecond Marriages Structural Opportunity andIndividual Preference: The Garrett Pace Dakota Jeffrey Swindle Violence onIndividuals’Attitudes in37Countries The Effect oftheGlobalCampaign Against Intimate Partner Jeffrey Swindle Attitudes Toward Violence Against Women Exposure to Global Cultural Scripts Through Mediaand Burr Massachusetts Boston Haowei Wang Children Families in China Well-being: AComparisonofOne-ChildFamilies andMultiple- Adult Children’s SuccessesandProblems for AgingParents’ Yifeng Wan China Work Units,State Regulation, andRisingDivorce Rates in Brandon Wagner Marriage Rates inYoung Adults The Affordable Care Act’s Dependent EligibilityExpansionand Deepanjali Vishwakarma Exploring GenderDifferences inIndia Premarital Sexual Behaviour AmongUnmarriedPopulation: Singapore Kriti Vikram “Weathering” inMid-Life Early Marriage and Health of Women inIndia: Evidence of of Population andSocialSecurity Research Fumiya Uchikoshi and Remarried Women inJapan Trends inEducational Assortative Mating Among First Married , University ofMassachusetts Boston ; ; Anne H.Gauthier Taylor Brown
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Parenthood andEarnings Changes WithinandAcross In Search ofDynamism:GenderInequality inChanging Firm Characteristics, andLaborMarket GenderSorting, An Evaluation oftheGender Earnings GapUsingSurvey and The ShiftingImportance ofPhysical andMental HealthonSelf War-Torn Childhood:AStudyonthePathways Through Which The Demographics ofSelf-rated Health:ASystematic Analysis Cross-Sectional Average Length ofLife Childless University Benjamin Walker Evaluations ofHealthAcross theLife Course University Daniel Ramirez War Affects Self-rated HealthinLate Life. LillardDean R. of theDynamicsWhoReports What When(andWhy) National University Planck Institute for Demographic Research Nisén Ryohei Mogi andSexualPlanning, andReproductive Health Innovations inMeasurement for Fertility, Family Wei-hsin Yu Organizations: How Do Women’s andMen’s ExperiencesDiffer? University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Michael Schultz Geographically BoundOccupation andIndustry LaborMarkets David Pedulla Inequality C. Landivar Marta Murray-Close Administrative Data Margaret Frye Yue Qian , Max PlanckInstitute for Demographic Research
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P6 Spatial Variations of Dengue Fever in Brazil Emerson Baptista*, Asian Demographic Research Institute; Samir K., Shanghai University P6 Caloric Intake and Dietary Patterns Are Associated With Onset of Physical Disability and Mortality in a Representative Sample of Older U.S. Adults Nicholas Bishop*, Texas State University; Krystle Zuniga, Texas State University P6 Going Home for Health Care? Older Women and the Lack of Coverage Ana Canedo*, University of Texas at Austin; Jacqueline Angel, University of Texas at Austin P6 Participation in the New Rural Pension System (NRPS) in China: Determinants of Change Over the 2011–2013 Lei Chen*; Timothy McBride, Washington University in St. Louis P6 Exploring the Interplay Between Socioeconomic Status and Sleep Quality on General Cognitive Status Among Taiwanese Older Adults Chi Chiao*, National Yang-Ming University; Andrew Chen, Utrecht University P6 Grandparenting and Caregiving Grandmother’s Depressive Symptoms in South Korea
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2012 Net Resources for Mexican AdultsAged 50–59in2001and Differences intheAvailability ofInformal and Formal Safety University ofTexas atGalveston Samper-Ternent Carlos Diaz-Venegas 2001 and2012 Adults: Results From theMexican HealthandAgingStudy The Effect ofEducational Attainment onCognitionofOlder University ofHelsinki van Raalte Viorela Diaconu 1971–2010 Death: AnAnalysis by LeadingCausesofDeath inFinland, Socioeconomic Differences intheMost CommonAge at University Moradhvaj Dhakad for Inpatient Care inIndia Health Gender Disparitiesin Katherine Ford in OlderWorkers Gender Differences Lauderdale Ginevra Floridi Experiment Approach Across ExpertsandContexts:“Productive Aging” AConjoint Similarities andDifferences intheOperationalization of of SouthernCalifornia at Austin Matthew Farina Expectancy intheOlderU.S. Population Education, Childhood Conditions, andDementia Life Jasmine Whiteside Paola Echave Exploring theHealth Nepomuceno Marcus Ebeling Dynamics? and What Are theImplications for UnderlyingMortality Have Deaths Gradually Shifted From Younger to OlderAges Medical Branch Brian Downer
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P6 Associations Between Sleep Parameters, Noncommunicable Diseases, HIV Status, and Medications in Older, Rural South Africans Francesc Gomez-Olive*, Harvard University; Julia Rohr, Harvard School of Public Health; Laura Roden, University of Cape Town; Dale Rae, University of Cape Town; Malcolm von Schantz, University of Surrey P6 The Effect of Migration Between Mexico and the United States on Disability: A Pooled Cohort Analysis Leslie Grasset*; Maria Glymour, University of California, San Francisco; Lanyu Zhang, University of Miami; Audrey Murchland, University of California, San Francisco; Richard Jones, Brown University; Jacqueline Torres, RWFJ Health & Society Scholars, University of California, San Francisco / University of California; Adina Zeki Al Hazzouri P6 Gender Disparity Among the Graying Population in India Devarupa Gupta*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P6 Impact of Vision Loss on Active Life Expectancy in the United States Aaron Hagedorn*, University of Southern California; Chi-Tsun Chiu, Academia Sinica; Yasuhiko Saito, Nihon University P6 Life Course Predictors of Later-Life Cognitive Impairment: Disentangling Educational Attainment, Labor Force
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Hoolda Kim and HealthStatus Among OldAge People inKorea The DynamicRelationship Between LaborForce Participation Institute for Economics andMathematicsRAS Institute for Economics andMathematicsRAS Natalia Kalmykova Petersburg, 1990–2016 A Tale ofTwo Cities:Patterns ofAginginMoscow andSaint of SocialandFamily Dynamics,Arizona State University Urvashi Jain Indonesia Older Adults:Evidence From theUnited States, Mexico, and Gender Differences Wong Texas Medical Branch Bret Howrey Concordance inCouples? Mexico andtheUnited States: How Universal IstheHealth Social Engagement andCognitive Function ofOlderAdultsin Thangjam Laishram Ladusingh A Reflection From National Transfer Accounts Framework Can There BeaGlobal Policy University ofGhana Institute for Population Studies Samuel Codjoe Frank Kyei-Arthur Caregivers inTwo UrbanPoor CommunitiesinAccra, Ghana Family Caregiving to theElderly: Positive Experiencesof Sneha Kumar Behind: Evidence From Indonesia The Effects ofChildren’s Migration onElderlyParents Left Pradeep Kumar Socioeconomic Correlates ofLiving Arrangement Self-reported MorbidityAmong ElderlyinIndia: Martikainen Institute ofOccupational Health Kaarina Korhonen A Population-Based Register StudyinFinland Earlier-Life Depression andDementia RiskTwenty Years Later: Jin HyungKim Between Education andHealthinLater Life The Moderating Role ofConscientiousness intheRelationship , University ofTexas atGalveston
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P6 Diverging Ideas of Health? Explanatory Factors for Self-rated Health Across Gender, Age-Groups, and European Countries Patrick Lazarevic*, Vienna Institute of Demography; Martina Brandt, TU Dortmund University P6 Race, Childhood Structural Factors, and Cognitive Function in Later Life Haena Lee*, University of Michigan; Shannon Ang, University of Michigan; Xinyu Zhang, University of Michigan P6 Associations of Childhood: Adult Socioeconomic Status With Health Outcomes Among Middle-Aged and Older Chinese Zhongda Li* P6 Indoor Air Pollution and Cognitive Function Among Older Chinese Min Li*; Barbara Zsembik, University of Florida P6 The Role of Work and Family Experiences in the Transition to Retirement and Subsequent Influence on Cognitive Function Katherine Lin*, Dartmouth College P6 Widowhood and Mortality Risk of Older People in Rural China: Do Gender and Living Arrangement Make a Difference?
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Soumaila Ouedraogo Estimation-Based Model An Analysis oftheModalAge at Death From anIndirect Recent Trends ofOlderAdult Cunningham Jannie Nielsen Their Children’s Growth Trajectories to Young Adulthood Parents’ Weight Status andHistory ofType 2Diabetes and Carmen Ng Within andAcross Countries Stratification ofNutritional Experiences AmongOlderAdults Eun HaNamkung Among Persons WithDisability:DoPatterns Differ by Age? Perceived Interpersonal and Vespa Lauren Medina 1960–2060 Living Longer: Historical and Duke University Carolina atChapel Hill Harris of NorthCarolinaatChapelHill Max Reason Cognition Life Course Socioeconomic Determinants ofEarly Adulthood Praeg Potente England andWales: ARegression Discontinuity Approach Adult Dudley L.Poston Jr East Asia:Implications for Eldercare Current andProjected ElderlyPopulations intheCountries of the Witwatersrand Witwatersrand Collin Payne and Resilience inanAging Post-Apartheid SouthAfrican Cohort Adverse Life Events andLate-Life HealthandWellbeing: Risk Balram Paswan Modification ofSocioeconomic andPhysical HealthEffects Lifestyle Behaviours andMental HealthOutcome ofElderly: Mukesh Parmar India,1991–2015 Sex Differential inLife Expectancy andLife Disparityin *, , , U.S. CensusBureau University ofNorth CarolinaatChapelHill , Children’s University ofOxford Jacobs Center for Productive Youth Development, UniversityofZurich *, *, *, , Emory University Emory University *,
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P6 Gender Earnings Gaps in STEM Fields: Exploring the Role of Job Tenure Cyrus Schleifer*, University of Oklahoma; Ann M. Beutel, University of Oklahoma P6 How Much Saving Does It Take for Vulnerable Populations to Maintain Subjective Economic Well-being Throughout Retirement in the United States? Julian Schmied*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P6 Are Aging Societies Aging Equally? Measuring Life Expectancy and Lifespan Variation Inequalities at Older Ages Rosie Seaman*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Marilia Nepomuceno, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P6 Old and Wise: Assessing the Link Between Cognition and Overall Well-being in Later Life Y Selvamani* P6 Racial and Ethnic Differences in Returns of Education on Cognitive Functioning in Later Life Kyler Sherman-Wilkins*, Missouri State University; Amy Thierry, Xavier University P6 Understanding the Correlation Between Alzheimer’s Disease Polygenic Risk, Wealth, and the Composition of Wealth
Holdings Friday Program Su Hyun Shin, University of Alabama; Dean R. Lillard*, The Ohio State University; Jay Bhattacharya, Stanford University P6 Effects of Over- and Underconfidence on Asset Holdings and Net Worth Su Hyun Shin*, University of Alabama; Andrew Hanks, The Ohio State University P6 The Older Population in Rural America, 2012–2016 Amy S. Smith*, U.S. Census Bureau; Edward N. Trevelyan, U.S. Census Bureau P6 Is It Worth Weighting for? Health Expectancies in Europe Based on Education-Adjusted Weights Sonja Spitzer*, Vienna Institute of Demography P6 Determinants of Physical and Cognitive Health Transitions Among Danish Nonagenarians Cosmo Strozza*, Sapienza University of Rome; Virginia Zarulli, University of Southern Denmark P6 Being Left Behind or Migrant? The Impacts of Migration on the Mental Health of Chinese Rural Older Adults Dan Tang* P6 Active Aging and Wellbeing in a Cross-National Perspective Maria-Letizia Tanturri*, Università di Padova; Annalisa Donno, Università di Padova; Omar Paccagnella, Università di Padova
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 187 Friday Program P6 P6 P6 188 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6
Life Before Death: Trends in Arielle True-Funk Renters inLater Life Cumulative Inequality and Housing InsecuritySeverity Among Glymour for Population Research (CCPR) Uchechi Mitchell Francisco /UniversityofCalifornia Jacqueline Torres and OlderMexican Adults:ATargeted Estimation Approach The HealthEffects ofSpousal Caregiving onMiddle-Aged University Veronica Toffolutti Alternative Explanations Mystery ofRisingOld-Age Mortality inEurope:Testing Megan Todd What Are theAge Patterns? Disparities inAdult Zhang Yun Social Stress, Socioeconomic Mengting Yu Heilongjiang Province China aComparative Analysis of Guangdong Province and The Intersection of Hongwei Xu Psychosocial Health of AlabamaatBirmingham Joseph Wolfe Survival Among Older Women Marital andRacialDisparities inEconomic Resources and Melody Waring Dynamics Difference by Education inthePanel StudyofIncome Women, Work, and University Stephen OjiamboWandera in Rural Uganda: ACross-Sectional Survey Determinants ofAccessto HIV Testing AmongOlderPersons Yana Vierboom 2009
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P6 Disruption in Primary Care and Patient Outcomes: Evidence From Physician Retirement Xuan Zhang*, Brown University P6 The Health Impact of Grandchild Care on Grandparents Dandan Zhao*; Yuanfei Li, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY) P6 Urban-Rural Differences in Need for Social Services Among Disabled Older Adults in China Haiyan Zhu*, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Danan Gu, United Nations P6 Sex, Race and Age Differences in Prevalence of Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia in Medicare Claims and Survey Data Yingying Zhu*, University of Southern California; Yi Chen, University of Southern California; Julie M. Zissimopoulos, University of Southern California P6 Son Preference and Women’s Health in China: A Life Course Study Hong Zou, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics; Zhengcheng Peng, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics; Hongwei Xu*, Queens College, City University of New York (CUNY) Friday Program 122 Family Contexts and Child Well-being Chair: Asta Lund, University of Michigan Discussant: Regina M. Bures, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), NIH
8:15 am–9:45 am — Brazos/206 - Level 2 122-1 The Effects of Stepfamily Formation for the Ninth Grade School Performance of Children: A Longitudinal Analysis Using Danish Register Data, 1986–2015 Jonas Helgertz*, University of Minnesota/Lund University; Anna Tegunimataka 122-2 Immigrant Children’s Behavioral Advantage: The Role of Family Household Structure and Stability in Immigrant Paradox Jeehye Kang*, Old Dominion University 122-3 Living Arrangements After Separation and Adolescent Cognitive and Socioemotional Skills Lidia Panico, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Anne Solaz*, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) 122-4 Lonely Only Children? Companionship Patterns and Well- being Among Adolescents With and Without Siblings Jocelyn Wikle*, Brigham Young University; Elizabeth Ackert, Population Research Center, University of Texas at Austin; Alexander Jensen, Brigham Young University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 189 Friday Program 123-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 123 123-1 —124-1 190 124-1 8:15 am–9:45am Chair: 124 123-7 123-6 123-5 123-4 123-3 123-2
Shengwei Sun Malia Jones
Flash Session:Geospatial Analysis inAppliedDemography Inequalities Flash Session:CausesandConsequencesofEducational Mortality Estimates for SmallAreas inArgentina, 2009–2011 Mapping Education andHealthInfrastructure ofAspirational A Geographic Analysis ofCharacteristic Allocation inthe2010 Quality Above AllElse?Examining Whites’ SchoolChoice United Nations Population Division Division Department ofEconomic andSocialAffairs Indicators Jointly for AllCountries Using Ternary-Balance to Schemes Visualize Family Planning Mathew Hauer Controlled to theShared Socioeconomic Pathways Population Projections for U.S. Counties by Age, Sex, andRace at SanAntonio Jeongsoo Kim in theUnited States Recession: TheGeographic andOccupational Characteristics The Discrepancy ofFertility Recuperation From theGreat Rebecca Bielamowicz Decisions Christine Borman Census Desenvolvimento ePlanejamento Regional (CEDEPLAR) Nicolas Sacco Zeballos School ofPublicHealth Rakesh Kumar Districts inIndia Reference Bureau(PRB) Beth Jarosz Charge Rule Visualizing theEffects onChildren ofChanges inthePublic Malia Jones ; —LoneStar B-Level 3 —LoneStar A-Level 3 Aisha Dasgupta ,
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Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 124-2 — 125-4
124-2 The Opportunity Structure of School Segregation Maria Branden*, Stockholm University; Magnus Bygren, Stockholm University 124-3 The Effects of Sibship Structure on the Decision of STEM Curriculum Track in Senior High School Yi-Chun Chang*, National Taiwan Normal University 124-4 School Attachment and Discipline Rates and Disparities Among African-American Youth Gina DelCorazon*, Princeton University 124-5 Opportunity Begets Merit: Mobility and Heritability in Education Per Engzell*, University of Oxford; Felix C. Tropf, University of Oxford 124-6 Buying In: Positional Competition, Schools, Income Inequality, and Housing Consumption Adam Goldstein, Princeton University; Orestes Hastings*, Colorado State University 124-7 How Do Children’s School Experiences Affect How They Are Parented? Evidence From the United States Elizabeth Powers*; Eunhye Kwak, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 124-8 School Funding and State-Level Racial Inequality of
Educational Achievement Friday Program Emily Rauscher*, Brown University
125 The Nexus of Neighborhood and School Segregation Chair: Jacob Hibel, University of California, Davis Discussant: Peter Rich, Cornell University 8:15 am–9:45 am — Lone Star C - Level 3 125-1 Neighborhood Change and the Neighborhood-School Gap Jennifer Candipan*, University of Southern California 125-2 Sorting Into Neighborhoods and Schools: The Role of Density Regulations Amrita Kulka*, University of Wisconsin-Madison 125-3 The Effects of Charter Schools on Neighborhood and School Segregation: Evidence From New York City Sarah Cordes, Temple University; Agustina Laurito*, University of Illinois at Chicago 125-4 The Demographics of School District Secession Alexandra Cooperstock*, Cornell University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 191 Friday Program 8:15 am–9:45am University ofSingapore Discussant: Chair: 126 126-1 —127-4 192 127-4 127-3 127-2 127-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 127 126-4 126-3 126-2 126-1
Doo-Sub Kim Sarah Brauner-Otto R.
Transnational Migrants andTheirFamily Life inAsia Contemporary andHistorical Fertility Transitions Korean Children ofaMigrant Background inKorea, China,the Determinants ofRemittance Behavior AmongFemale Maternity Migration andTransnational Family Life inHong Crossing theHajnalLineinWestern Estonia: Understanding Socioeconomic Status Differentials inReproduction During Fertility DeclineintheUnited States, 1850–1940:New The Role ofDomestic Migration ontheLatin American Workload, Physical Health,EmotionalProblems, andContacts the Effect ofDenomination onDemographic Behavior Bongoh Kye the Korean Fertility Transition: Evidence From aRural Village J. David Hacker Evidence From Complete-Count Datasets Andres Castro Fertility Transition Hong Kong Eric Fong Helpers With Transnational Family Members AmongForeign Domestic Yoon-Jeong Shin Philippines, andVietnam University Nayoung Heo Marriage Immigrants inSouthKorea Verropoulou Stuart Gietel-Basten Kong Alexey Shpenev Through aHistorical Natural Experiment Feinian Chen Poh LinTan —LoneStar G-Level 3 —LoneStar F-Level 3
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Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 128-1 — 129-2
128 Using Social Media in Population Research Chair: Pil H. Chung, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Tyler McCormick, University of Washington, Seattle 8:15 am–9:45 am — Lone Star H - Level 3 128-1 Predicting Gender Gaps in Internet Use Using Facebook and Google Advertising Audience Estimates Reham Al Tamime, University of Southampton; Ridhi Kashyap*, University of Oxford; Ingmar Weber, Qatar Computing Research Institute; Masoomali Fatehkia, Northeastern University 128-2 Correlated Impulses: Using Facebook Interests to Improve Predictions of Crime Rates in Urban Areas Masoomali Fatehkia, Northeastern University; Dan O’Brien, Northeastern University; Ingmar Weber*, Qatar Computing Research Institute 128-3 Segregation and Sentiment: Estimating Refugee Segregation and Its Effects Using Digital Trace Data Neal Marquez*, University of Washington, Seattle; Kiran Garimella, Qatar Computing Research Institute; Ott Toomet, University of Tartu; Ingmar Weber, Qatar Computing Research Institute; Emilio Zagheni, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
128-4 Combining the Annual Population Survey and Facebook Friday Program Advertising Data for Estimating the European Migrant Population in the UK Francesco Rampazzo*, University of Southampton; Jakub Bijak, University of Southampton; Agnese Vitali, University of Southampton; Ingmar Weber, Qatar Computing Research Institute; Emilio Zagheni, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
129 Fertility, Family Planning, and Reproductive Health: Programs and Quality of Care Chair: Jacques B. O. Emina, University of Kinshasa Discussant: Jamaica Corker, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 211/212 - Level 2 129-1 Estimating the Distance-Quality Tradeoff for Health Facility Choice in Tanzania Using a Novel Dataset Bilikisu Elewonibi*, Harvard School of Public Health; Ryoko Sato, Harvard School of Public Health; Rachel Manongi, Kilimanjaro Christ Medical College; Sia Msuya, Killimanjaro Christian University College, Moshi; Iqbal H. Shah, World Health Organization (WHO); David Canning, Harvard University 129-2 Quality of Care Matters in Contraceptive Continuation: Results From a Longitudinal Study of Reversible Contraceptive Users in India Aparna Jain*, Population Council; Kumudha Aruldas, Population Council; Arupendra Mozumdar, Population Council; Elizabeth Tobey, Population Council; Rajib Acharya, Population Council PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 193 Friday Program 129-3 129-3 —130-4 194 130-4 130-3 130-2 130-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Discussant: Discussant: Research (NBER) Discussant: Chair: 130 129-4
Maria Rosales-Rueda
Childhood ConditionsandAdultAchievement The Influence ofEarly-Life Economic Shocks onLong-Term The Long-RunEffects ofAmerica’s First Paid Maternity Leave When DoesaPreterm BirthLeadto aDisadvantage Later in Using LongitudinalData to Evaluate theEffect ofQuality A Cluster Randomized Trial ofaGender-Synchronized Program Cognitive Development andInfectious Disease:Gender Ahmed Shiferaw Linnea Zimmerman Behavior inEthiopia 129- Diego University ofCalifornia, SanDiego California, SanDiego Nicole Carter Aliou Jay Silverman Role ofMale Engagement the Reaching MarriedAdolescents (RMA)Program andthe Married Adolescents andTheirHusbandsinNiger: Effects of to Promote Family PlanningandGenderEquity Among Atheendar Venkataramani Sonia Bhalotra Differences in Investments andOutcomes Valentina Duque Great Depression andNew Deal Health andEconomic Well-being: Evidence From theU.S. Brenden Timpe Research London SchoolofEconomics Demographic Research Anna Baranowska-Rataj Life? Effects onCognitive Ability Margaret Triyana Lauri Sääksvuori Maria Rosales-Rueda Hope Corman , Maternal onPostpartum HealthServices Family Planning
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131 Family Complexity and Diversity Chair: Pamela J. Smock, University of Michigan Discussant: Kelly Musick, Cornell University 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 204 - Level 2 131-1 Family Complexity and Children’s Behavior Problems Over Two U.S. Cohorts Paula Fomby*, University of Michigan; Ariane Ophir, University of Wisconsin- Madison; Marcia J. Carlson, University of Wisconsin-Madison 131-2 Children’s Patterns of Residence in Doubled-up Households Hope Harvey*, Cornell University; Rachel Dunifon, Cornell University; Natasha Pilkauskas, University of Michigan 131-3 Does Family Complexity in Childhood Explain Race-Ethnic Disparities in Multipartner Fertility? Jake Hays*, The Ohio State University; Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State University 131-4 Genome-Wide Heritability Estimates for Family Life Course Complexity Zachary Van Winkle*, University of Oxford; Dalton Conely, Princeton University
132 Biodemography of Aging Friday Program Chair: Igor Akushevich, Duke University Discussant: Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 201 - Level 2 132-1 Genes Related to Education Also Predict Frailty Among Older Adults in the United States Brooke Huibregste, University of Colorado Boulder; Breanne Newell-Stamper, University of Colorado Boulder; Jason D. Boardman*, University of Colorado 132-2 Rethinking Mortality Deceleration Giambattista Salinari*, Università degli Studi di Sassari 132-3 Socioeconomic Inequality in Health at Later Ages: An Artefact of Mortality Selection Ashish Kumar Upadhyay*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) 132-4 Aging in the Context of Cohort Evolution and Mortality Selection in India Ashish Kumar Upadhyay*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 195 Friday Program 133-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 133 133-1 —134-2 196 134-2 134-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 134 133-4 133-3 133-2
Barbara S.Mensch Rachel Donnelly
Race, Ethnicity, andtheDemography ofMental Health Countries Education Outcomes inLow- andMiddle-Income Socioeconomic Trajectories andtheMental HealthStatus of Schooling WithoutLearning:Family Background and Black/White DisparityinSelf-feelings: Life Course Lookat Estimating theEffects ofU.S.-Mexico Migration onElevated Is Exposure Enough?RaceDifferences inChronic Stress Local Variation inEducational Attainment inLow- andMiddle- Lanyu Zhang Audrey Murchland Cohorts Depressive Symptoms: Evidence From Pooled National of Texas atAustin Alexis Dennis African American Adults Southern California Lauren Brown Exposure, Appraisal, andMental HealthAmongOlderAdults Washington, Seattle Nick Graetz Income Countries, 2000-2017 Julia Behrman Educational Performance inFrancophone Africa Johnatan Alvarez Cassidy Seale Ashley Marcoe Heili Pals Racial DisparityinDepression, Anxiety, andSelf-derogation Francisco Francisco /UniversityofCalifornia Jacqueline Torres Stephanie Psaki R. Natalie Slopen —Meeting Room 311-Level 3 —Meeting Room 203-Level 2 *,
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Warren Waren Maria Glymour ; University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill ; Sith Senesoury ; Christine Nguyen
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134-3 Estimating the Effects of Educational System Contraction: The Case of China’s Rural School Closure Initiative Emily Hannum*, University of Pennsylvania; Xiaoying Liu, University of Pennsylvania; Fan Wang 134-4 Poor Sleep: Sunset Time and Human Capital Production Maulik Jagnani*
135 Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV, Fertility, and Reproductive Health Chair: Maria Gallo, The Ohio State University Discussant: Jenny Trinitapoli, University of Chicago 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 213 - Level 2 135-1 Does Time Matter? Mobile Health Program Enrollment Duration Effects on Healthy Behaviors Among Key Populations in Lomé Vincent-Irénée Agbovi, Cabinet d’Expertise en Développement Economique et Social en Afrique; Natalie Morris, University of California, Berkeley; Orlando Hernandez, International Business & Technical Consultants Inc.; Ndola Prata*, University of California, Berkeley Friday Program 135-2 Sexual Consent in Sex Education Curricula: Case Studies of Ghana and Kenya Ann M. Moore*, Guttmacher Institute; Juliette Fry, Columbia University; Elizabeth Witwer; Melissa Stillman, Guttmacher Institute; Sarah Keogh, Guttmacher Institute; Ellie Leong, Guttmacher Institute; Kofi Awusabo-Asare, University of Cape Coast; Estelle Sidze, Université de Montréal 135-3 Health Education Delivered Through a Microfinance Platform Associated With Safer Sexual Behavior in Haitian Women Molly S. Rosenberg*, Indiana University, Bloomington; Reginal Jules, Fonkoze Foundation; Maya Luetke, Indiana University, Bloomington; Sina Kianersi, Indiana University; Erik Nelson, Indiana University; Florence Jean-Louis, Fonkoze Foundation 135-4 Associations Between Impulsiveness, Sexual Behavior, and STI/HIV Outcomes Among Out-of-School Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Southern Malawi Erica Soler-Hampejsek; Paul C. Hewett*, Population Council; Kathryn Spielman, Population Council; Lyson Tenthani, Population Council 136 Families and Work Chair: Melissa Milkie, University of Toronto Discussant: Sarah Patterson, University of Western Ontario 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 302 - Level 3 136-1 Nonstandard Jobs, Nonstandard Lives? Impacts of Temporary Employment and Unemployment on the Life Course Hande Inanc* PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 197 Friday Program 136-3 136-2 136-2 —138-1 198 138-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 138 137-4 137-3 137-2 137-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 137 Families andAging 136-4
David F. Warner I-Fen Lin
Life Course, Population Health,andMortality Grandparents’ FinancialContributions to Grandchildren in Cohort Differences inGrandparents’ Caregiving for Stability andChange inIntergenerational Family Relations Changes inFinancialandTimeTransfers WithParents Over 25 Gender, Nonstandard Schedules,andPartnership Quality: Precarious Work andMarital Instability inSouthKorea Women’s Contingent Work andtheGenderDivisionof “Out-of-Sequence” SchoolingandMothers’ Healthand Emily Wiemers Years: Evidence From the1988and2013PSID Riley Taiji Exploring Heterogeneous Effects Through aQuasi-Experiment Lee Sojung Lim Joeun Kim Housework inKorea Jennifer Augustine Behaviors Merril Silverstein Rural China Maryland Luoman Bao Availability Grandchildren: The Mediating Effects ofDemands and Cologne of Berlin Anja Steinbach Survey, 1996–2014 Across Two Decades: FindingsFrom theGermanAgeing University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles Joseph Hotz California, LosAngeles Shawn Bauldry WolfDouglas A.
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138-2 Geo-Life Course Determinants of Educational Disparities in U.S. Adult Health Blakelee Kemp*, Syracuse University; Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse University 138-3 Early Educational Experiences and Trajectories of Cognitive Functioning Among Mid-Life and Older U.S. Adults Katrina M. Walsemann*, University of South Carolina; Jennifer A. Ailshire, University of Southern California 138-4 A “Reverse” Gradient? Educational Attainment and Later- Life Comorbidity in China: An Exploration for Potential Mechanisms Zhangjun Zhou*, Pennsylvania State University
139 Political Determinants of Health and Mortality Chair: Megan Reynolds, University of Utah Discussant: Patricia Homan, Florida State University 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 301 - Level 3 139-1 Work-Family Reconciliation Policies and the Socioeconomic Status Gradient in Children’s Well-being Matthew Andersson*, Baylor University; Michael Garcia, University of Texas at Austin; Jennifer Glass, University of Texas Friday Program 139-2 Heterogeneity in Prior Health and Socioeconomic Status Among Unemployment Insurance Recipients: Using History of Income Insurance Benefits as a Proxy Amelie Quesnel Vallee*, McGill University; Miles G. Taylor, Florida State University; Johan Fritzell, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University 139-3 State Cigarette Taxes, Smoking, and Implications for the Educational Gradient in Mortality Alicia Riley*, University of Chicago 139-4 Health Disparities by Education Across U.S. States: Influence of State Policies and Contexts Anna Zajacova*, University of Western Ontario; Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse University 140 Future Directions in the Demography of Aging Chair: Mark D. Hayward, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Mark D. Hayward, University of Texas at Austin 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 306 - Level 3 140-1 Overview of the Volume John G. Haaga*, National Institute on Aging (NIA), NIH
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 199 Friday Program 140-4 140-3 140-2 140-2 —142-1 200 142-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 142 141-4 141-3 141-2 141-1 8:15 am–9:45am Discussant: Chair: 141 140-5
Jessica D. Faul Lindsay M.Monte
Genes andHealth-Using Polygenic Scores Reproductive Health Men’s Fertility, Family andSexual Planning, and The Influence ofMen’s SocialNetworks andSocialNormson Economic Conditions,Employment, andUrbanFertility inSub- Do Trends inMen’s Fertility Intentions HelpExplainthePost- The LongArmofAdolescence:GenderDifferences inthe Dementia,Cognitive andtheFuture Aging, ofanAging Demography ofAgingandtheFamily andHealth Place, Aging, Trends inMortality, Disease,andPhysiological Status inthe Genetic Predisposition to Educational Attainment and Its Population Emily M.Agree Kathleen Cagney A. Eileen Crimmins Older Population University ofOxford Xuejie Ding Relationship WithCognitive Decline Health University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Costenbader Katherine LeMasters Family PlanninginBenin Université CatholiquedeLouvain Felly Kinziunga Lukumu Fertility inKinshasa,Dakar, andAccra Saharan Africa: AnEvent-History Analysis ofMaleandFemale Caroline Hartnett Recession DeclineintheU.S. Fertility Rate? Karen B. Guzzo Adult Unintended andNonmarital Fertility Impacts ofEarly Reproductive Attitudes andKnowledge on Erin Ware Ann Biddlecom ; Kimberly Ashburn —Meeting Room 308-Level 3 —Meeting Room 305-Level 3 *, , , *, Johns HopkinsUniversity University ofOxford , University ofMichigan *, University ofMichigan *, Kenneth M.Langa Bowling Green State University *, , Johns HopkinsUniversity University ofSouthernCalifornia *, ; U.S. CensusBureau University ofSouthCarolina *, Melinda Mills , University ofChicago Guttmacher Institute *, University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill
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142-2 Genetic Confounding in the Education-Health Association Adam Lilly*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 142-3 The Joint Association Between Education and Genetic Risk Scores for Predicting Coronary Heart Disease Events: A Longitudinal Population-Based Study of 26,203 Men and Women Pekka Martikainen*, University of Helsinki; Kaarina Korhonen; Aline Jelenkovic, University of Helsinki; Aki Havulinna, National Institute for Health and Welfare; Samuli Ripatti, Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland; Katja Borodulin, National Institute for Health and Welfare; Veikko Salomaa, National Institute for Health and Welfare; Karri Silventoinen, University of Helsinki 142-4 The Influence of Polygenic Score on Depression Among U.S. Older Adults: Evidence From Wisconsin Longitudinal Study Jinyuan Qi*, Princeton University
143 Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Incarceration Chair: Becky Pettit, University of Texas Discussant: Sarah Shannon, University of Georgia 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 310 - Level 3
143-1 Race, Skin Tone, and Police Contact Among Contemporary Friday Program Teens Amanda B. Geller*, New York University (NYU); Ellis Monk, Harvard University 143-2 Policing the Mundane: How White Space Heightens Racial Disparities in Arrest Rates for Minor Offences, 1980–2015 Junia Howell*, University of Pittsburgh 143-3 Racial Disparity and Arrests: Did California’s Recent Criminal Justice Reforms Affect Jail Bookings? Magnus Lofstrom*, Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC); Brandon Martin, Public Policy Institute of california; Steven Raphael, University of California, Berkeley 143-4 Racial Discrimination in Federal Sentencing: Evidence From Drug Mandatory Minimums Cody Tuttle*, University of Maryland
144 Vulnerability and Resilience in “Hot Spots” of Acute and Chronic Environmental Change Chair: Jacques Veron, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) Discussant: Richard Bilsborrow, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 8:15 am–9:45 am — Meeting Room 505 - Level 5 144-1 Migratory Responses to Climate Change in Viet Nam Rachel Rosenfeld*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 201 Friday Program 144-3 144-2 P7 202 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 10:00 am–11:30am P7 Migration &Urbanization 144-4 HouseholdHeadship, Vulnerability, andMigration inDeltas in
Africa andAsia Thomas Southern California at ChapelHill Ralph Lawton Cortisol Concentration Long-Term Effects ofthe2004IndianOceanTsunami onHair School ofPublicHealth Harvard Jocelyn Kelly Congo Links Between Resilience and Chapel Hill Valerie Mueller The SocialConsequences of Grigoris Argeros Outer SuburbanRings Racial andEthnic Group Spatial Assimilation inInner and on Population and Social Policies (CNR-IRPPS) Attili di Milano-Bicocca Elena Ambrosetti the Determinants ofPrenatal Sex SelectioninItaly Skewed Sex Ratio at Birth in on Population andSocial Policies (CNR-IRPPS) Elena Ambrosetti in Italy Characteristics andPolicies Influence Immigrants’ Well-Being Life Satisfaction and Courtney Nelson Ernesto Amaral Liberian, Nigerian, andSierra LeoneanAmericans, 2010–2017 Educational andLabor Market Outcomes ofGhanaian, Marwa AlFakhri United States Recent Trends inEducational Attainment ofImmigrants to the Menjivar Victor Agadjanian Migrant Women inRussia Legal Status andPsychosocial Well-being ofCentral Asian Mumuni Abu , Istituto Nazionale diStatistica (ISTAT) , , Duke University
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P7 Out of the Desert, Into the Swamp? Spatial Assimilation and Exposure to Food Environments Among Hispanics Rachel Bacon*, Pennsylvania State University; Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University P7 Isolated by Caste: Neighbourhood-Scale Residential Segregation in Indian Metros Naveen Bharathi*, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore; Deepak Malghan, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore; Andaleeb Rahman, Cornell University P7 How Mentions of Criminal Histories in Seattle Rental Listings Have Evolved With Tenant Screening Regulations Erin Carll, University of Washington, Seattle; Ian Kennedy*, University of Washington, Seattle; Chris Hess, University of Washington, Seattle; Kyle Crowder, University of Washington, Seattle; Jerald Herting, University of Washington, Seattle; Adam Kirstein, Columbia University P7 Does Spousal Violence Decline With Urbanization? Indian Perspective Aparajita Chattopadhyay*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Atreyee Sinha, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Ram B. Bhagat, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P7 Growing Rich Without Growing Old: The Impact of Internal
Migration in China Friday Program Mengni Chen*; Chris Lloyd, The University of Melbourne; Paul Yip, The University of Hong Kong P7 Residential Instability of Immigrants: Three Cohorts of Immigrants to Canada Kate Hee Choi*, University of Western Ontario; Sagi Ramaj; Michael Haan, University of Western Ontario P7 An Educational Gradient in Health Among Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese in the United States Daesung Choi*, University of Pennsylvania; Jung In, University of Oxford P7 Gentrification Patterns Across Neighborhoods in Harris County, Texas, 1990–2016 Wendie Choudary*, Rice University, Kinder Institute for Urban Research P7 Changing Environments and Chronic Disease Among Foreign- born People in the United States and Belgium Solveig Cunningham, Emory University; Hadewijch Vandenheede, Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Rebecca Jones*, Emory University P7 Understanding the Foreign-born Population Living in South Africa: In the Time of the Demographic Dividend Princelle Dasappa-Venketsamy* P7 The Value of a Warm Reception: Contexts of Return and the Economic Incorporation of Mexican Returnees From the United States Nicole Denier*, University of Alberta; Claudia Masferrer, Centro de Estudios Demográficos, Urbanos y Ambientales, El Colegio de México PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 203 Friday Program P7 P7 P7 204 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7
Amon Emeka Immigrants Unencumbered Homeownership AmongPost–Civil Rights Era Free andClear:National Origins andProgress Toward Paola Echave Columbus, Ohio:ANew Immigrant Destination Exploring theAssociation Between Immigration andCrimein Duke University Harlan Downs-Tepper Household Survey inThree IndianCities Migration andGender inIndian Slums:FindingsFrom aLarge Molly Dondero Care Utilization: Evidence ofSystem Avoidance Immigration Enforcement Policies andImmigrants’ Health Christina Diaz Case ofEthnic Restaurants Relational Assimilation andDeclining Ethnic Distinction: The University Milan,Bicocca Daniela Ghio The CaseofItaly Exploring the LinkBetween Asylum andIrregular Migration: Hannah Spencer Ryan Gabriel Monoracial BlackandWhite Couples With BlackorWhite Partners, Black–White Couples,and The Neighborhood University Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal Foreign-born Population intheUnited States The Effects CityAgreements andSanctuary of287(g) onthe Ahlquist Amanda Flaim How Statelessness andOut-Migration Drive Rural Inequality Ming University David Ferrandiz-Mont Armenian Mothers Community Migration andHIV Testing AmongLeft-behind Reynolds Farley Metropolitan Detroit andWhy Residential Integration inthe Björn Eriksson Sweden’s Industrialisation Pushing andPulling: Determinants ofMigration During , ; Michigan State University Hanna Spevak *, *, *, *, *, *, , *,
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P7 Citizenship and National Identity: The Role of the Language Spoken at Home Daniela Ghio*, Joint Research Centre European Commission; Erofili Grapsa, Joint Research Centre European Commission; Nikolaos Stilianakis, Joint Research Centre European Commission P7 Immigrant Assimilation and Profiles of Breast Cancer Prevention Behaviors Among U.S. Immigrants Federico Ghirimoldi*, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio; Gabriela Sanchez-Soto, University of Texas at San Antonio P7 How Distinct Is Gay Neighborhood Change? Patterns and Variation in Gayborhood Trajectories Connor Gilroy*, University of Washington, Seattle P7 Health Care Utilization and Internal Migration in Rural and Urban South Africa Carren Ginsburg, University of the Witwatersrand; Mark Collinson, University of the Witwatersrand; Francesc Gomez-Olive, Harvard University; Mark Gross, Brown University; Sadson Harawa, University of the Witwatersrand; Mark Lurie, Brown University; Keith Mukondwa, University of the Witwatersrand; Rebecca Wang*, Brown University; Michael J. White, Brown University P7 The Changing Urban Ecology of Kolkata: An Appraisal of 50
Years (1971–2011) Friday Program Devarupa Gupta*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P7 Moving West: Who Moved to California in the 1930s, Where They Came From, and Why We Think They Moved Myron Gutmann*, University of Colorado Boulder; Kerri Clement, University of Colorado Boulder; Dylan Connor, University of California, Los Angeles; Angela Cunningham, University of Colorado Boulder; Jeremy Mikecz, University of Southern California P7 The Impact of Immigration on Democratic Institutions Christopher Hale*, Princeton University P7 Gender, Bride Kidnapping, and Labor Migration in Kyrgyzstan Erin T. Hofmann*, Utah State University; Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State University P7 The Life Course Matters for Moving, and It’s Not Just Age: Life Course Events as Triggers for Migration in the Transition to Adulthood Jonathan Horowitz*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Barbara Entwisle, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P7 Mobility Over the Life Course: Migration and HIV Risk Among Men Who Have Sex With Men in Seattle, Washington Claire Huang*, University of Washington, Seattle; Susan Cassels, University of California, Santa Barbara
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 205 Friday Program P7 P7 P7 206 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7
Shubham Kumar Weight inIndia:AnEvidence From NFHS-4 Decomposition ofRural-Urban Differential inLow Birth of Texas atSanAntonio Jeongsoo Kim Levels AmongEast AsianMigrants to theUnited States The Role ofMigration onFertility: Differences inFertility Takuma Kamada and BlackFlight Do Blacks Leave OtherBlacks Behind?: Crack Cocaine Markets Cunningham Rebecca Jones Resettlement Effects ofBodyweight Models to Disentangle Country ofOriginandState of Health Implications ofMigration: Cross-Classified Multilevel Hiromi Ishizawa Volunteerism Facilitate Voting? Second Generation Advantage AmongAsians:Does Zhen Liu Union Dissolution Couples Across Borders: Impact ofMexico–U.S. Migration on Jing Li Community Survey Households: FindingsFrom the2012–2016American Homeownership and Overcrowding AmongAsianAmerican Zhen Li Migration by MenandWomen Migrants inChina:TheInfluence ofInitiation ofEconomic Entry Into First Marriage and Alisa C.Lewin Israel: DoesAge at Migration Matter? Determinants ofPoverty Post-1990 Among Immigrants in Gabriela Leon-Perez U.S. Migrants Longitudinal StudyofMexican Internal Migrants andReturn Health andMigration Within Bloomberg SchoolofPublicHealth Johns HopkinsBloombergSchoolofPublicHealth Sneha Lamba Level Data Reassessing Migration andHealth: Analysis UsingU.S. County- Swati Srivastava *, *, *, Rice University Shanghai University Brown University , *, *, , Emory University *, University ofTexas atSanAntonio
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P7 Internal Forced Displacement in Mexico: A Case of Migration Due to Violence Uriel Lomelí-Carrillo* P7 Changes in the Social Composition of the Neighborhoods of Barcelona and Madrid: An Approach Using Migration and Residential Flows Antonio Lopez-Gay*, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona; Andrea Andújar-Llosa, Universidad Pablo de Olavide P7 The Midlife Health of Immigrants Who Attended U.S. Schools Emily Lybbert*, University of Texas at Austin; Chandra Muller, University of Texas at Austin P7 Distress Among Black Immigrants by Region of Birth Guadalupe Marquez-Velarde*, Utah State University; Verna Keith, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Gabe H. Miller, Texas A&M University P7 NTCA Workers in Mexico: A Job Market Insertion Analysis Liliana Meza, Consejo Nacional de Población; Carla Pederzini*, Universidad Iberomericana P7 Social Incorporation and Transnationalism Among Chinese Immigrants in the United States: Results From a Network
Survey Friday Program Theodore Mouw*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Giovanna Merli, Duke University P7 To Move Home or Move On? Investigating the Impact of Recovery Aid on Migration Status After Volcanic Eruptions in Merapi, Indonesia Jonathan Muir*, The Ohio State University; Michael Cope, Brigham Young University; Leslie Angeningsih, Institute of Community Development “AMPD”; Jorden Jackson, Brigham Young University P7 Familism and the Hispanic Health Advantage: The Role of Generational Status and Age at Arrival in the United States Michael Niño*, Willamette University; Christina Diaz, University of Arizona P7 In and Out: A Study on the Effects of Terrorism on Ethnic Boundary Making and In-Group Attitudes for Native and Immigrant Populations in Europe Daniel Ramirez*, Pennsylvania State University; Javier Polavieja, The Carlos III-Juan March Institute P7 Internal Migration in Israel Uzi Rebhun*, Hebrew University of Jerusalem P7 Race, Sex, and Income Inequality in the Southwest Salvatore Restifo*, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Bienvenido Ruiz, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Igor Ryabov, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 207 Friday Program P7 P7 208 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7
Industrial Channeling AmongNew Immigrants California State University, ChannelIslands SanchezLuis A. Enclaves intheNuevo South Becoming Established onthe Cristina SamperMejia Arrival Interplay ofEmployment andFertility Trajectories Around Life Course Patterns ofFemale Migrants inGermany: The Sciences (IIPS) Mohammad Sajid Trend andPattern ofArab Refugees intheArab World Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund Torkild Hovde Lyngstad Adrian Farner Rogne Evidence From Norway, 1993–2013 Residential MobilityAmongImmigrants andNatives: Panel Ethnic Neighborhood Segregation and theDynamicsof Matthew Spence Practices, andPotential Plansfor 2020 Contextualizing the Emmanuel Souza Africa Women’s Migration and Labor Market Incorporation inSouth Qian Song China Effect ofHukou Mobility onDepression inLater Life inUrban Hong Kong Binbin Shu in UrbanChina Highly Educated Migrants and TheirLife Satisfaction: Evidence Scribner Leonardi Stanley S.Scott Cancer Center Jennifer Scott and theOverconcentration ofAlcohol Outlets Origins ofHealthDisparities: Residential RacialSegregation Hans Schwarz Migrants intheUnited States Risk ofDeportation andLocation DecisionsofMexican Wyoming Matthew Sanderson ,
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New Frontier: TheRiseofLatino
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P7 Interracial Couples and Residential Outcomes in Average Income, Percent White, and Entropy Hannah Spencer* P7 The Effect of Emigration on Wages: Evidence From Central and Eastern Europe Sandra Spirovska*, University of Wisconsin-Madison P7 Aging in Place or Functional Specialization? The Dynamics of Neighborhood Age Structure, 1970–2010 John W. Sullivan*, University of California, Los Angeles P7 Social Position and Migrant Social Capital in International Migration From Africa to Europe Sorana Toma, CREST and Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Administration Economique (ENSAE); Mao-Mei Liu*, University of California, Berkeley P7 Does Municipality Size Matter for the Successful Integration of Refugees? Evidence From Norway Marianne Tønnessen*, Statistics Norway; Synøve N. Andersen, Statistics Norway; Alicia Adsera, Princeton University P7 Consumer Behavior in Ethnic Enclaves: Does Co-Ethnic Density Reduce Consumer Spending?
Scott Tuttle*; ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas Friday Program P7 Gendered Age Differences in Immigrant Partnerships Caroline Uggla; Ben Wilson*, Stockholm University P7 Feeling Better With Similar Others? The Role of Social Networks on the Development of Ethnic Identities and Mental Health Outcomes Tamara van der Does*, Santa Fe Institute; Muna Adem, Indiana University P7 The Differential Influence of Residential and Employment Locations on Immigrant Economic Outcomes Ilana Ventura*, University of Chicago P7 Health and the Healthy Migrant Effect: An Examination of Hypertension, Diabetes, and Obesity Among African-born Immigrants Within the United States Justin Vinneau*, University of Colorado Boulder P7 Long-Term Effects of Hosting Refugees on Second Generation Health Outcomes: Evidence From Tanzania Soazic Elise Wang Sonne* P7 Visa Policy Changes and Post-Graduation Job Relatedness Among Foreign Doctorate Recipients: Evidence From the American Competitiveness Acts Dafeng Xu*, University of Minnesota P7 Inequality in Health Status of Elderly Chinese in Cities: A
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 209 Friday Program P7 P7 210 145-3 145-2 145-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair: 145 P7 P7 P7 P7
Joyce Chen
Identifying Migrants New Data Sources andSamplingStrategies for Estimating theEffects ofMigration From Mexico to theUnited Rachel Zajdel Immigrant Healthin Italy Kong Zhongshan Yue Migrants inUrbanizingChina Acculturation andMental HealthAmongRural-Urban Sciences Utah Individual andContextual Determinants Interprovincial Migration ofChina’s Floating Population: Yiwan Ye Perspective Education andSelf-reported Health:ALegal Status Sciences Sisi Yang Multilevel Analysis ofMigrants andLocal Residents for DemographicResearch Yuan Hsiao Geolocated Twitter Data by Complementing theAmerican CommunitySurvey With Estimating U.S .Internal Migration Flows inaTimelyWay Lee Fiorio Mark Ellis Evidence From Linked IRS andCensus Survey Records Immobility andRepeat Migration inthe United States: Minnesota Jack DeWaard Assessment oftheUtility ConsumerCredit Panel Internal Migration in theUnited States: AComparative Francisco Richard Jones & Society Scholars,UniversityofCalifornia, SanFrancisco /UniversityofCalifornia University ofCalifornia, SanFrancisco Adina Zeki AlHazzouri Paradox Revisited States onSelf-rated HealthandMortality: TheHispanic Rebbeca Tesfai ; ; Jiawei Wu Shuzhuo Li
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University ofCalifornia, Davis Lee Fiorio , Federal Reserve BankofCleveland ; Maria Glymour
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Marcus W. Feldman ; ; Thomas Foster PAA Program 2019Annual Meeting Emilio Zagheni , University ofCalifornia, San ; ; Janna E.Johnson , Jacqueline Torres Chinese UniversityofHong 10:15am–11:45am
Zhou Yu , , Vanderbilt University ; Chinese Academy ofSocial Audrey Murchland , , U.S. CensusBureau , Max PlanckInstitute *,
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145-4 Documenting the Undocumented: Use of Respondent- Driven Sampling for Surveying Cross-Border Undocumented Bangladeshi Migrants in India Ankita Siddhanta*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) 146 Flash Session: Data Visualizations, Open Source, and Other Tools of Applied Demography Chair: Malia Jones, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Tom E. Godfrey, Decision Demographics 10:15 am–11:45 am —Lone Star A - Level 3 146-1 Displaying Nonlinear Age-Period-Cohort Patterns on Lexis Plots Enrique Acosta*, Université de Montréal; Alyson A. van Raalte, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 146-2 Calculating Fertility and Childhood Mortality Rates From Survey Data Using the DHS.Rates R Package Mahmoud Elkasabi*, The DHS Program 146-3 Visualising Weekly Mortality Data Using Interactive Polar Graphs Jason Hilton*, University of Southampton Friday Program 146-4 Building Contextual Data From Online Sources Nathan Jones* 146-5 Geofaceting: Allign Small-Multiples for Regions in a Spatially Meaningful Way Ilya Kashnitsky*, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) and University of Groningen; Jose Manuel Aburto, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 146-6 DAPPS: A New Tool for Demographic Analysis and Population Projections Nobuko Mizoguchi*, U.S. Census Bureau; Sean Fennell, U.S. Census Bureau; Oliver P. Fischer, U.S. Census Bureau 146-7 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The Power of Good Design in Visualizing Demographic Data Nikola Sander*, Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) 146-8 Database Design and Data Visualization for Demographic Data Jan Vink*, Cornell University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 211 Friday Program Discussant: Discussant: Discussant: Chair: 147 147-1 —148-3 212 148-3 148-2 148-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair: 148 147-4 147-3 147-2 147-1 10:15 am–11:45am
Sarah E.K.Bradley Timothy M.Smeeding
Contraception inContext National Academies Report Reducing ChildPoverty by 50Percent in10Years: The Robert Moffitt Constance F. Citro Cynthia Osborne A. Greg J. Duncan Washington University Uwera University Stapleton Biganette-Evidente Shemeza of Kentucky INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences Applied Sciences Western OregonUniversity at Oswego (SUNY) Merritt County Sciences Community College College Madeline Zeiler SchwandtHilary Don’t ConsiderDiscontinuation anOption Family PlanningProviders and Contraceptive Users inRwanda Boladé Banougnin Benin Republic Migrant Women’s Use ofModernContraception inCotonou, Kenya Washington University Wolfgang Munar George Washington University Erica Sedlander that ModernContraceptive UseCausesInfertility Destroy“They theReproductive System”: ExploringtheBelief Shireen Assaf Marianne Bitler Colleen Heflin Daniel T. Lichter ; , ; ; , ThiongoMary INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences ; Innocent Manzi Western Washington University Ana Herrera , Ilia King ; Western Washington University —LoneStar C-Level 3 —LoneStar B-Level 3 ; Chantal Umutoni Nrali Patel *, *, , , ; , , The GeorgeWashington University Western Washington University Johns Hopkins University Johns Hopkins , Uwase Musekura Western Washington University *, ; University ofCalifornia, Irvine The GeorgeWashington University *, , ; , Xavier University *, Abigail Miller , Abt Associates ICF International Claudette Imbabazi The NationalAcademies , Syracuse University University ofIbadan , ,
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Northwest Vista CommunityCollege University ofTexas atAustin International Centre for Reproductive Health, Kenya , , University ofCalifornia, Davis Cornell University Peter Gichangi , University ofWisconsin-Madison Arcadia University INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences ; Dieudonne Musemakweli , , ; INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofAppliedSciences Rajiv Rimal , Western Washington University , ; Eastern OregonUniversity Jessica Linus
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Lyn Mezier INES-Ruhengeri –Institute ofApplied
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Julia Corey ; University of Maryland, Baltimore University ofMaryland, , ; Jeffrey Bingenheimer ; State UniversityofNew York , Mark Edberg Seth L.Feinberg 10:15am–11:45am INES-Ruhengeri –Institute of ;
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148-4 What Explains the Decline in Contraceptive Use Among Selected Indian States in the Past Decade? Abhishek Kumar*, Population Council; Mousumi Gogoi, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)
149 Contraceptive Behavior in Developed Countries Chair: Megan L. Kavanaugh, Guttmacher Institute Discussant: Caroline Moreau, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale (INSERM)
10:15 am–11:45 am —Lone Star F - Level 3 149-1 Sterilization and Long-Acting Reversible Contraception Use During the Great Recession: Variation by Economic Conditions Mieke Eeckhaut*, University of Delaware; Christine Percheski, Northwestern University 149-2 Effect of Increased Provider Payments for Provision of Immediate Postpartum Long-Acting Reversible Contraception: Evidence From South Carolina’s Medicaid Policy Change Maria Steenland*, Brown University; Anna Sinaiko, Harvard School of Public Health; Jessica Cohen
149-3 Intersectionality and Intentionality: Contraceptive Use Friday Program Survival Data From the Her Salt Lake Study Kelsey Wright*, University of Wisconsin-Madison 149-4 Contraceptive Consistency and Poverty After Birth Polina Zvavitch*, University of Maryland; Michael S. Rendall, University of Maryland; Constanza Hurtado, University of Maryland; Rachel Shattuck, University of Maryland
150 Exposure to Violence and Aggression in Schools and Adolescent Development Chair: Jennifer Jennings, Princeton University Discussant: Chantal Hailey, New York University (NYU) 10:15 am–11:45 am —Lone Star G - Level 3 150-1 Is School Segregation Self-perpetuating? The Roles of School Racial Context in Shaping Students’ Future School Preferences Yuan He*, University of Michigan 150-2 Suspended in Context: School Discipline, STEM Course-Taking, and School Racial/Ethnic Composition Matthew Snidal*, University of Texas at Austin 150-3 To Enforce, Educate, or Empathize? The Conflicting Roles of Police in Schools Rebecca Gleit*, Stanford University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 213 Friday Program 151-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair: 151 151-1 —153-1 214 153-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Change, New York University Discussant: Chair: 153 152-4 152-3 152-2 152-1 10:15 am–11:45am Chair: 151-4 151-3 151-2 152
Jane Waldfogel Hyunjoon Park Holly E.Reed
Poverty andSocial Policy Gender andMigration Understanding theDeterminants ofLow Fertility Liana C.Landivar State-Level Childcare andGenderEmpowerment Across State Lines:Mobility, Women’s Employment, and Lee Fiorio Thomas Foster Migration for MarriedMenandWomen intheUnited States Census Survey Records to Measure theEconomic Returns to Only ontheMargins: UsingLinked IRS Administrative and Educación aDistancia (UNED) Hector Cebolla-Boado Inequality? Wages asaDriver ofHighSkilled Migration: IsThere Gender Michigan Katherine Michelmore Care Arrangements Who’s Mindingthe James MM.Raymo Daniele Vignoli BrintonMary Letizia Mencarini Universitat deBarcelona Residential Relocations Changes inGenderRole Attitudes Following Couples’ Bradley Hardy GennetianLisa A. Alicia Adsera ; , Richard Rodems University ofWashington, Seattle —Meeting Room 202-Level 2 —Meeting Room 211/212-Level 2 —LoneStar H-Level 3 , *, CUNY Institute for Demographic Research (CIDR) , , *, *, University ofPennsylvania Columbia University Harvard University Harvard *,
*, U.S. CensusBureau University ofFlorence , *, Princeton University , Maryland PopulationMaryland Research Center Università Bocconi American University *; , University ofWisconsin-Madison
Syracuse University , ; Tatiana Eremenko Institute for HumanDevelopment andSocial Philipp M.Lersch Kids? Refundable Tax Credits andChild- ,
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10:15am–11:45am ; , Leah Ruppanner Universidad Nacionalde *, University of
; Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 153-2 — 155-1
153-2 The Earned Income Tax Credit and Parent-Child Time Use Taryn Morrissey*, American University 153-3 Effects of Maternal Work Incentives on Adolescent Behaviors Dhaval Dave, Bentley University; Hope Corman, Rider University and National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); Ariel Kalil, University of Chicago; Ofira Schwartz- Soicher, Princeton University; Nancy Reichman*, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 153-4 Heterogeneous Effects of Anti-Poverty Programs on Health Outcomes: Evidence From the Opportunity NYC-Family Rewards Randomized Controlled Trial Emilie Courtin*, Harvard University; James Riccio, MDRC; Nandita Verma, MDRC; Mauricio Avendano, King’s College London / Harvard University; Peter Muennig, Columbia University
154 Family Complexity and Diversity Chair: Pamela J. Smock, University of Michigan Discussant: Kelly Raley, University of Texas at Austin 10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 204 - Level 2 154-1 Family Complexity and Diversity Across the World Andres Castro*, University of Pennsylvania; Juan Garcia Roman, Centre d'Estudis Friday Program Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona; Albert Esteve-Palos, Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona 154-2 Opting Out of Coresidential Unions? Factors Predicting Singlehood in the Fourth Decade Xing Zhang*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Sharon Sassler, Cornell University 154-3 Fathering Across Households Lindsay M. Monte*, U.S. Census Bureau 154-4 A Sequence-Analysis Approach to the Study of Partnership and Fertility Transitions in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Maria Sironi*, University College London; Luca Maria Pesando, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania; Nicola Barban, University of Essex; Frank Furstenberg, University of Pennsylvania 155 Gender and Inequality in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Chair: Sophia Chae, Independent Consultant Discussant: Paul C. Hewett, Population Council 10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 201 - Level 2 155-1 Gender Attitudes in Africa: Liberal Egalitarianism in 34 Countries Maria Charles*, University of California, Santa Barbara
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 215 Friday Program 155-3 155-2 155-2 —156-4 216 Discussant: Chair: 157 156-4 156-3 156-2 156-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair: 156 155-4
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10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 311 - Level 3 157-1 Lifetime Risks of Being Killed by Police in the United States by Race and Gender Frank Edwards*, Rutgers University; Hedwig Lee, Washington University in St. Louis; Michael Esposito, University of Michigan 157-2 Spatial Network Effects on Neighborhood Violence and Overall Crime: A Computational Statistics Analysis of Employment-Based Econetworks Corina Graif*, Pennsylvania State University; Brittany Freelin, Pennsylvania State University; Yu-Hsuan Kuo, Pennsylvania State University; Hongjian Wang , Pennsylvania State University; Zhenhui Li, Pennsylvania State University; Daniel Kifer, Pennsylvania State University 157-3 A Foundation for Linking Nontraditional Data Sources to the National Death Index: Understanding Mortality Risk Among Gang Members David Pyrooz*, University of Colorado Boulder; Richard G. Rogers, University of Colorado Boulder; Ryan K. Masters, University of Colorado Boulder; Jennifer Tostlebe, University of Colorado Boulder 157-4 Armed Conflict and Child Mortality: A Geospatial Analysis Zachary Wagner*, University of California, Berkeley; Sam Heft-Neal, Stanford University; Zulfiqar Bhutta, Aga Khan University; Robert Black, Johns Hopkins Friday Program Bloomberg School of Public Health; Marshall Burke, Stanford University; Eran Bendavid, Stanford University 158 Transition to Adulthood Among Vulnerable Youth Chair: Anastasia R. Snyder, The Ohio State University Discussant: Anastasia R. Snyder, The Ohio State University 10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 213 - Level 2 158-1 Individualized Choices or Unequal Opportunity? A Comparison of School-to-Work Transition Between GED and High School Graduates Using Innovative Sequence Analysis Approaches Wenxuan Huang* 158-2 College Preparation Intensity and Socioeconomic Background: A Mechanism for Equal Access? Kevin McElrath*, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY) 158-3 Exploring the “School-to-Prison” Pipeline: How School Suspensions Influence Incarceration During Young Adulthood Paul Hemez*; Thomas Mowen, Bowling Green State University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 217 Friday Program 159 Family-Level Perspectives onWork andCare 158-4 158-4 —160-3 218 160-3 160-2 160-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair: 160 159-4 159-3 159-2 159-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair:
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160-4 Sick of Squabbling? Household Division of Labor, Disagreement, and Ill-Health Among Partnered Men and Women in Sweden 2000–2010 Maria Stanfors*, Lund University; Charlotta Magnusson, Institute for Social Research, Stockholm University
161 Life Course Determinants of Aging Chair: Xi Chen, Yale University Discussant: Julie Morris, Western Washington University 10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 304 - Level 3 161-1 Self-reported Instances of Major Discrimination, Race/ Ethnicity, and Inflammation Among Older Adults: Evidence From the Health and Retirement Study Ryon Cobb*, University of Southern California 161-2 Early-Life Risk Exposure or Transmission of Socioeconomic Status? The Role of Parental Socioeconomic Status in Cognitive Decline Katsuya Oi*, Northern Arizona University; Steven A. Haas, Pennsylvania State University
161-3 The Influence of Early-Life Economic Shocks and Genetic Friday Program Diversity on Long-Term Health and Economic Well-being Lauren Schmitz*, University of Michigan; Valentina Duque, University of Sydney 161-4 Trends and Determinants of Health Inequalities in Older Population: What Matters More in Past and Present? Mohammad Zahid Siddiqui*, Jawaharlal Nehru University
162 Immigration Policy and Immigrant Well-being Chair: Megan Reynolds, University of Utah Discussant: Zoya Gubernskaya, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY)
10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 301 - Level 3 162-1 When the American Dream Becomes a Nightmare: Health Implications of Intensified Immigration Enforcement Susan L. Averett*, Lafayette College; Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, San Diego State University; Mehmet Yaya, Eastern Michigan University 162-2 Hispanic Immigrant Access to Federally Qualified Health Centers in Established Gateways and New Destinations Emily Parker*, Cornell University 162-3 Disability and Death in Divergent Deportation Contexts: Revisiting the Hispanic Mortality Paradox Juan Pedroza*, University of California, Santa Cruz; Pil H. Chung, University of California, Berkeley PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 219 Friday Program 163 162-4 162-4 —164-3 220 164-3 164-2 164-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Population Institute Chair: 164 163-4 163-3 163-2 163-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair:
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164-4 Mother-in-Law’s Fertility or Husband Fertility Preference: Who Has Greater Influence on Young Women’s Fertility Preference in India? Divya Kumari*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Abhishek Kumar, Population Council
165 Mathematical Demography Chair: Vanessa Gabrielle di Lego Goncalves, Vienna Institute of Demography Discussant: Emma Zang, Duke University 10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 305 - Level 3 165-1 How Do Populations Aggregate? Dennis Feehan*, University of California, Berkeley 165-2 Beyond the Diagonal Reference Model: Critiques and New Directions Ethan Fosse*, Harvard University; Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of Michigan 165-3 Tilting Versus Stretching: The Relative Importance of Fertility and Mortality on Population Aging Over the Long-Term Joshua Goldstein*, University of California, Berkeley
165-4 The Healthy Cross-Sectional Average Length of Life (HCAL) Friday Program Markus Sauerberg*, Vienna Institute of Demography; Michel Guillot, University of Pennsylvania; Marc Luy, Vienna Institute of Demography
166 Race, Wealth, and Debt Chair: Fenaba Addo, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Jason N. Houle, Dartmouth College 10:15 am–11:45 am —Meeting Room 310 - Level 3 166-1 Asian American Disadvantage Across Generations: Comparing Educational Debt of Asian Americans and Non-Hispanic Whites Kennan Cepa*, University of Pennsylvania; Grace Kao, Yale University 166-2 A Rescue or a Trap? An Analysis of Parent Borrowing of Student Loans Wenhua Di*, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; Carla Fletcher, The Trellis Company; Jeff Webster, The Trellis Company 166-3 Racial Stratification in the Mortgage Market: The Role of Co- Applicants Jose Loya*, University of Pennsylvania 166-4 Tapped Out? Racial Disparities in Extra-Familial Resources and the Loss of Homeownership Gregory Sharp*, University at Buffalo, State University of New York (SUNY); Ellen Whitehead, Rice University; Matthew Hall, Cornell University PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 221 Friday Program 167-1 10:15 am–11:45am Discussant: Chair: 167 167-1 —167-4 222 P8 P8 P8 P8 12:30 pm–2:00pm P8 167-4 167-3 167-2 Beyond FinancialResources: TheRole ofParents’ Education in
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P8 Income Inequality Across the Rural-Urban Continuum Jaclyn Butler*, Pennsylvania State University; Brian Thiede, Pennsylvania State Un iversity; David L. Brown, Cornell University; Leif Jensen, Pennsylvania State University P8 When Jobs Disappear or Become Unstable: Income Dynamics and Economic Well-being Among Urban Households Yixia Cai*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Christopher T. Wimer, Columbia University; Lawrence M. Berger, University of Wisconsin-Madison P8 Do Brothers and Sisters Take Resources Away From the Firstborn Child? Causal Evidence of Resource Dilution From China Shuang Chen*, Princeton University P8 Labor Market Returns to College Enrollment and Degree Attainment: Heterogeneous Effects by Socioeconomic Status Sugene Cho*, The Ohio State University; Kelly Purtell, The Ohio State University P8 How Does the Inequality of Educational Opportunity Change When Education Expands Sharply? Evidence From the Multiple Surveys of South Korea Seongsoo Choi*, Sungkyunkwan University; Subin Lee, Sungkyunkwan University P8 Universal Childcare Subsidy Expansion and Maternal Labor Supply: Evidence From South Korea Jaehee Choi*, University of Texas at Austin
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Grandchildren’s Cognitive Outcomes Friday Program Jingying He*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Felix Elwert, University of Wisconsin- Madison; Peter Fallesen, Rockwool Foundation P8 Diverging Destinies or Not? How Grandparents Moderate the Effects of Parental Socioeconomic Status on Early Childhood Development Jingying He*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Jia Wang, University of Wisconsin- Madison P8 Flexibility or Insecurity? Gig Work, Economic Security, and Health and Well-being Katherine Hill*, University of Texas at Austin P8 The Effect of Health Insurance on Food Security: Evidence From the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid Expansions Georgia Himmelstein*, Princeton University P8 Changing Labor Force and Economic Growth in Post- Industrial Taiwan: The Importance of Incorporating a Gender Perspective Chen-Hao Hsu*, Academia Sinica P8 How Graduate School Shapes Women’s Career and Family Plans: A Case Study of MBA, JD, and PhD Students Holly Hummer*, Harvard University
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United States, 1992–2016 Financial Individualization AmongMarriedCouplesinthe MinSub Kim From Prosecutors inKorea Social Network and Population Studies Phillips University ofGhana Edmund Kanmiki Seven Districts inNorthernGhana in theEra ofNational HealthInsurance: AFive-Year Studyof Out-of-Pocket Healthcare Payment for Healthcare Primary Hankyung Jun Longitudinal Data Social Securityand Katie Jajtner Workers WithDisabilities Employment Costs of anIncreasing MinimumWage for Megan Lemmon Nineteenth Century America Marriage andIndependent LivingAmong Deaf Menin Structural Stigmaand theTransition to Adulthood: Examining Vanessa Lang 2016 Factors Associated WithCouples’ Relative Earning Patterns in Joe LaBriola Residential Zoning Regulations andWealth Inequality Regional Institute for Population Studies Mawuli Kushitor Protection to theVulnerable? Does Ghana’s National Health Insurance SchemeOffer University Gokhan Kumpas Evidence From TitleIX Does Female SportsParticipation Reduce Crime?New Shojaati KramerMichael R. Processes andDisparitiesinEarly-Life Academic Performance Calibration ofanAgent-Based ModelofTransgenerational Washington, Seattle Nicole Kovski , ,
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P8 The Age of Uncertainty: Gender, Employment, and Economic Insecurity Among Youths in the United States and China Langou Lian*, University of California, Irvine; Feng Wang, University of California, Irvine P8 The Importance of an Integrated Social Registry as a Key Tool for the Planning and Reorientation of Social Policy: The Case of the Social Information System in Mexico Yani Limberopulos*; Crisna Cuchcatla; Alvaro Montes de Oca, El Colegio de México P8 Compulsory Education in Argentina: Effects on Crime Carolina Lopez*, Brown University P8 When Do Coworkers Socialize? Institutional Differences and Informal Coworker Relations Thomas Lyttelton*, Yale University P8 Dynamics of Labour Force, Workforce and Job Seekers in India Chaitali Mandal* P8 How Reducing Differentials in Education and Labor Force Participation Could Lessen Workforce Decline in EU28 Guillaume Marois*, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA); Patrick Sabourin, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA); Alain
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African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) Eunice M.Williams (AFIDEP) Bernard O. Onyango Investments intheDemographic Dividend One Size FitsNot:A Jeong HyunOh Changing Society: TheCaseofEthiopia Educational Expansion andHealth DisparitiesinaRapidly James O’Donnell Homelessness Housing andLabour Elisabeth Gerber Minha Noh Metropolitan Area Market Values ofTheirHomes:TheCasetheDetroit Homeowners’ Perceived HousingValues andMeasured The Multilevel Determinants oftheDiscrepancy Between University University Joseph J. Sabia Do “BantheBox” Laws Increase Crime? Noelia Rivera Garrido Can Education Reduce Traditional GenderRole Attitudes? Daniel Prudencio Choice ofSchooling:TheCaseRural Mexico International Child Alina Pelikh Accelerated School-to-Work Transition inBritain: StillTrue? Chapel Hill Children’s Fund (UNICEF),Ghana Social andEconomic Research, UniversityofGhana University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill (INSP), Mexico andUniversityof NorthCarolinaatChapelHill Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Tia Palermo Scheme Waivers onEnrollment inGhana’s National HealthInsurance Impacts ofaSocial Nkechi Owoo Partner ViolenceinNigeria Occupational Prestige andWomen’s ExperienceofIntimate ; ; Nurudeen Alhassan
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P8 The Past and Future of Partner Preferences: Partner Homogamy in a Sub-Saharan Setting Xavier Salvador*, Cornell University; Sarah Giroux, Cornell University P8 The Educational Gradient of Living Alone: A Comparison Among the Working-Age Population in Europe Glenn Sandström*, Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR), Umeå University; Lena Karlsson, Umeå University P8 Persistent High Levels of Single Living Among Adults With Disabilities in Sweden, 1993–2011 Glenn Sandström*, Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR), Umeå University; Fredinah Namatovu, Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR), Umeå University; Jens Ineland, Umeå University; Daniel Larsson, Umeå University; Nawi Ng, Umeå University; Mikael Stattin, Umeå University P8 Effectiveness of Holistic Community Development on Households’ Well-being and Women Empowerment: Evidence From Panel Data M. Mizanur Sarker*, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University; Hidetoshi Yamashita, Hitotsubashi University P8 Job Characteristics and Job Retention of Young Workers With Disabilities
Carrie Shandra*, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY) Friday Program P8 Child Cost Measures Based on Subjective Economic Well- being: A European Comparison Sonja Spitzer*, Vienna Institute of Demography; Angela Greulich, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne; Bernhard Hammer, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) P8 Who Drops Out From College? A Study of Social Origin at a Midwestern Teaching University Joelle Spotswood*, University of Kansas P8 Testing Determinants of State Spending on Social Control Trent Steidley, University of Denver; David M. Ramey*, Pennsylvania State University P8 Cultural or Structural? Explaining Men’s Transition to Paid Care Work Jobs Shengwei Sun*, Washington University in St. Louis P8 U.S. Rural-Urban Inequality in Educational Attainment by Race/Ethnicity and Gender April Sutton*, University of California, San Diego; Bolun Zhang, University of California, San Diego P8 The Place-Based Turn in Federal Policymaking, 1990–2015 Laura M. Tach, Cornell University; Alexandra Cooperstock, Cornell University; Samuel Dodini, Cornell University; Emily Parker*, Cornell University
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168 Immigrant Integration and Incorporation Chair: Nadia Y. Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University Discussant: Susan K. Brown, University of California, Irvine 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Brazos/206 - Level 2 168-1 A Typology of Workforce Incorporation Among Immigrant Women in the United States Sandra Florian*, University of Pennsylvania; Chenoa A. Flippen, University of Pennsylvania; Emilio A. Parrado, University of Pennsylvania 168-2 Beyond Occupational Hazards: Risk, Abuse, and the Health of Day Laborers Alein Haro, University of California, Berkeley; Randall Kuhn*, University of California, Los Angeles; Michael Rodriguez, University of California, Los Angeles; Abel Valenzuela, University of California, Los Angeles 168-3 Rock, Rap, or Reggaeton? Assessing Mexican Immigrants’ Cultural Assimilation Using Facebook Data René Flores*, University of Chicago; Ian Stewart; Emilio Zagheni, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Ingmar Weber, Qatar Computing Research Institute; Timothy Riffe, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Friday Program
168-4 Language Acculturation and Immigrant Health Behaviors: The Contingent Effects of English-Language Proficiency and Use Mesay Tegegne*, University of South Florida
169 Flash Session: New Directions in Economy, Labor Force, Education, and Inequality Chair: Molly S. Rosenberg, Indiana University, Bloomington 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Lone Star A - Level 3 169-1 Can MOOC Programs Improve Student Employment Prospects? Aboozar Hadavand*, Johns Hopkins University; Ira Gooding, Johns Hopkins University; Jeffrey Leek, Johns Hopkins University 169-2 Trends in Female Schooling in 92 Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Coherence Across Data Sources Kristen Jeffers*, University of Minnesota; Albert Esteve-Palos, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona; Joan García-Román, Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics (CED), UAB 169-3 Making Cents: The Impact of for-Profit College Graduation on Labor Market and Occupational Outcomes David Kirui*, University of Pennsylvania
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 231 Friday Program 169-6 169-5 169-4 169-4 —170-4 232 Discussant: Chair: 171 170-4 170-3 170-2 170-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Chair: 170 169-7
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1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Lone Star C - Level 3 171-1 Male Migration From Rural India: Divergent Pathways to Long-Term and Short-Term Migration Sonalde B. Desai, India Human Development Survey; Esha Chatterjee*, University of Maryland 171-2 Instability in Migrant Parent Absences and Educational Outcomes of Left-behind Children Rebecca Wang*, Brown University 171-3 Subsidized Relocation and the Willingness to Move: Evidence From the Targeted Poverty Alleviation Project in China Shuai Zhou*, Pennsylvania State University; Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State University; Brian Thiede, Pennsylvania State University; Zhen Lei, Pennsylvania State University; Huanguang Qiu, Renmin University of China 171-4 Contextual Determinants on Migrant Workers’ Household Intentions in China: Interacting With Hukou Status and Migration Distance Feinuo Sun*, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY)
172 Improving Maternal and Newborn Health in Sub-Saharan
Africa: Financing and Quality of Care Friday Program Chair: Ndola Prata, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Didier Mbayi Kangudie, USAID, West Africa 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 211/212 - Level 2 172-1 Can an Integrated Obstetric Emergency Simulation Training Improve Person-Centered Maternity Care? Results from a Pilot Study in Ghana Patience Afulani*, University of California, San Francisco; Raymond Aborigo, Navrongo Health Research Centre; Dilys Walker, University of California, San Francisco; Cheryl Moyer, University of Michigan; Susanna Cohen, University of Utah; John Williams, Navrongo Health Research Centre 172-2 The Financial Cost of Maternal Near Miss in Kenya Kenneth Juma*, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Michael M. Mutua, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Joshua Amo- Adjei, University of Cape Coast; Taylor Riley, Guttmacher Institute; Onikepe Owolabi, Guttmacher Institute; Martin Bangha, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) 172-3 Inequality in Quality of Health Services: Wealth, Content of Care, and Price of Antenatal Consultations in DR Congo Gil Shapira*, The World Bank Group; Eeshani Kandpal, World Bank Group; Guenther Fink, Harvard University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 233 Friday Program 172-4 172-4 —174-1 234 174-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Chair: 174 173-4 173-3 173-2 173-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Discussant: Discussant: Discussant: Chair: 173
Karen Fingerman Ryan P. Brown
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174-2 Welfare Regimes and Organization of the Transfer Systems in 25 EU Countries Tanja Istenic*, University of Ljubljana; Joze Sambt, University of Ljubljana 174-3 Cross-National Comparison of Patterns of Intergenerational Relations BoRin Kim*, University of New Hampshire; Minyoung Kwak, Chinese University of Hong Kong; Hyunjoo Lee, Daegu University; Sojung Park, Washington University 174-4 Parental Influence on First-Birth Transition: A Cross-Country Comparison R. Rutigliano*, Groningen University
175 Gender, Work, and Family: Assessing Policy Effects Chair: Mary Arends-Kuenning, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Discussant: Fan Wang 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 201 - Level 2 175-1 Impact of Chilean Maternity-Leave Expansion on Female Labor Market Outcomes and Gender Discrimination Luis Faundez*, University of Illinois at Chicago Friday Program
175-2 Effects of Extended Paternity Leave on the Relative Earnings and Union Stability of Couples Rannveig Hart*; Synøve N. Andersen, Statistics Norway; Nina Drange, Statistics Norway 175-4 The 1990s Head Start Expansion and the Employment Decisions of Single Mothers Riley Wilson, University of Maryland; Jocelyn Wikle*, Brigham Young University
176 Pollution and Birth Outcomes Chair: Kerry Ard, The Ohio State University Discussant: Regina M. Bures, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), NIH
1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 203 - Level 2 176-1 Weather and Maternal Mortality Katherine Keisler*, University of Texas at Austin 176-2 Why is Child Mortality not Declining in Delhi? Aashish Gupta*, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 235 Friday Program 176-3 176-3 —178-1 236 178-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Chair: 178 177-4 177-3 177-2 177-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Chair: 177 176-4
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Jennifer Andersen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Josey VanOrsdale*, University of Nebraska - Lincoln 178-2 Fertility Service Utilization of Female Birth Parents in Same- Sex Marriages Jae Downing*, University of South Carolina 178-3 Understanding the Abortion and Contraception Care Needs and Experiences of Transgender and Gender Expansive (TGE) People Heidi Moseson*, Ibis Reproductive Health; Mary Durden, Ibis Reproductive Health; Laura Fix, Ibis Reproductive Health; Jen Hastings, University of California, San Francisco; Cale Stoeffler, Planned Parenthood Federation of America; Juno Obedin- Maliver, University of California, San Francisco 178-4 Sexual Behavior and Satisfaction in Same-Sex and Different- Sex Relationships Taylor Orth*, Stanford University
179 Aging Alone and Well-being Chair: Kagan Mellencamp, Bowling Green State University Discussant: Tanya Koropeckyj-Cox, University of Florida
1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 302 - Level 3 Friday Program 179-1 Cognitive and Psychological Health Implications of Living Alone Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in China Ming Wen*, University of Utah; Qiang Ren, Peking University 179-2 Childlessness and Loneliness in Middle and Later Life Margaret Penning*, University of Victoria; Zheng Wu, University of Victoria 179-3 Childlessness and Health Among Older Adults in 20 Nations Nekehia T. Quashie*, Chulalongkorn University; Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Radoslaw Antczak, SGH Warsaw School of Economics; Christine A. Mair, University of Maryland, Baltimore County 179-4 Kinlessness and Mortality Risk: Higher Mortality for Those Lacking Close Kin in Older Age Sarah Patterson*, University of Western Ontario; Rachel Margolis, University of Western Ontario; Ashton Verdery, Pennsylvania State University
180 Neighborhood and School Diversity: Drivers and Outcomes Chair: Elizabeth Ackert, Population Research Center, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Michael D. M. Bader, American University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 237 Friday Program 180-2 180-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm 180-1 —81-4 238 1 181-3 181-2 181-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Chair: 181 180-4 180-3 81-4
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182 Age Patterns of Mortality Chair: Marilia Nepomuceno, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Discussant: Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 301 - Level 3 182-1 Parametric Models of Infant Mortality Jonas Schöley*, Interdisciplinary Centre on Population Dynamics 182-2 Modeling Age-Specific Mortality by Detailed Age Between 0–5 Years: Results From a Log-Quadratic Model Applied to High- Quality Vital Registration Data Michel Guillot*, University of Pennsylvania; Julio E. Romero Prieto, Banco de la República, Colombia; Andrea Verhulst, University of Pennsylvania; Patrick Gerland, United Nations Population Division 182-3 Health at the Onset of Old Age Arda Aktas*, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA); Sergei Scherbov, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) and International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA); Warren C. Sanderson, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY) 182-4 Centenarian Survival: Stagnating of Improving?
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1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 306 - Level 3 183-1 Trends, Prevalence, and Correlates of Multiple-Partner Fertility in Colombia, 1985–2015 Laura Cuesta*, Rutgers University; Monica Mogollon, Rutgers University
183-2 María Marta Santillán Pizarro*, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba - Universidad Católica de Córdoba 183-3 Raquel Coutinho*, Centro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional 183-4 Ignacio Pardo*, Programa de Población, Uruguay
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 239 Friday Program Discussant: Discussant: Chair: 184 184-1 —185-2 240 185-2 185-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Discussant: Chair: 185 184-4 184-3 184-2 184-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm
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185-3 Dynamic Bayesian Adjustment of Educational Gradients in Divorce Risks: Disentangling Causation and Misclassification Parfait Munezero, Stockholm University; Gebrenegus Ghilagaber*, Stockholm University
185-4 D-Splines: Estimating Rate Schedules Using High-Dimensional Splines With Empirical Demographic Penalties Carl P. Schmertmann*, Florida State University
186 Measurement of Race and Gender Chair: Ellis Monk, Harvard University Discussant: Patrick Simon, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 310 - Level 3 186-1 Measuring Skin Tone: A Test of Common Approaches Mary E. Campbell*, Texas A&M University; Verna Keith, University of Alabama at Birmingham
186-2 “Street Race” and Discrimination: Advancing Critical Race Praxis for Diverse Latinx Communities and Beyond Edward Vargas*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Nancy Lopez, University of New Mexico; Melina Juarez, University of Arkansas; Lisa Cacari-Stone, University of New Mexico Friday Program
186-3 Still One Drop of Blood? The New Rules of Ethnoracial Classification in the United States Ariela Schachter*, Washington University in St. Louis; René Flores, University of Chicago; Neda Maghbouleh, University of Toronto
186-4 New Measurements of Black and Indigenous Identities and Inequality in Mexico Christina Sue*, University of Colorado Boulder; Fernando Riosmena, University of Colorado Boulder; Edward Telles, University of California, Santa Barbara; Regina Martinez Casas, CIESAS
187 Methodological Innovations in Modeling Health and Mortality Chair: Patrick Gerland, United Nations Population Division Discussant: Carmen Ng, Emory University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm —Meeting Room 505 - Level 5 187-1 Dynamics of Life Expectancy and Lifespan Equality Jose Aburto*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Francisco Villavicencio, University of Southern Denmark; James W. Vaupel, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research and Max Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of Aging
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188 Migration’s Impacts on Gender Chair: Stephanie Potochnick, University of Missouri, Columbia Discussant: Martin Piotrowski, University of Oklahoma 2:45 pm–4:15 pm —Brazos/206 - Level 2 188-1 Negotiated Identities: Re-Examining Male Migration and “Left- behind” Wives in India Manjistha Banerji*, National Council of Applied Economic Research; Sonalde B. Desai, India Human Development Survey
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191 Return Migration Chair: Mary M. Kritz, University of Wisconsin Discussant: Douglas T. Gurak, Cornell University 2:45 pm–4:15 pm —Lone Star C - Level 3 191-1 A Contextual Model of Labor Return Migration Joshua Wassink*, Office of Population Research, Princeton University; Jacqueline Hagan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Friday Program 191-2 Age Patterns, Timing, and Determinants of Remigration Among Foreign-born Workers in France: Evidence From French Pension Data Romeo Gansey*, University of Pennsylvania; Matthieu Solignac, University of Pennsylvania; Irma T. Elo, University of Pennsylvania; Myriam Khlat, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Michel Guillot, University of Pennsylvania 191-3 Mexican Migration to the United States: Socioeconomic Success of Movers and Stayers Andrea Velasquez*, University of Colorado Denver; Gabriela Farfan, Duke University; Maria Genoni, Duke University; Duncan Thomas, Duke University 191-4 Mixed-Migrant Experiences, Ethnic Hierarchies, and Geopolitical Remittances: Focus Groups With Returnees From Russia Theodore P. Gerber*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Jane Zavisca, University of Arizona
192 Evaluation of Family Planning and Other Reproductive Health Services Using a Logic Model Chair: Jane Bertrand, Tulane University Discussant: Chimaraoke O. Izugbara, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC)
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195 History, Demography, and Racial Inequality Chair: Cynthia G. Colen, The Ohio State University Discussant: Gretchen Donehower, University of California, Berkeley Friday Program Discussant: Britni Wilcher, American University 2:45 pm–4:15 pm —Meeting Room 201 - Level 2 195-1 Examining Inter-Ethnic Mortality and Life Expectancy Differentials Among Asians in the United States Darwin Baluran*, Vanderbilt University; Evelyn J. Patterson, Vanderbilt University 195-2 Death and Dying in the Nineteenth Century South Sarah Gaby*; David Cunningham, Washington University in St. Louis; Geoff Ward, Washington University in St. Louis; Hedwig Lee, Washington University in St. Louis 195-3 A Chinese Ghetto? Immigrant Residential Segregation in 19th Century San Francisco Hannah Postel*, Princeton University 195-4 Call Me by Your Name: Immigration Restriction Laws and Child Naming in the Early Twentieth Century United States Dafeng Xu*, University of Minnesota
196 Policies, Programs and Their Impacts on Health and Mortality Chair: Michael D. M. Bader, American University Discussant: Andrew Foster, Brown University
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203 Demographic Estimation for Monitoring and Decision- making in Sparse-Data Settings Chair: Krzysztof Sakrejda, University of Massachusetts Amherst Discussant: Leontine Alkema, University of Massachusetts Amherst 2:45 pm–4:15 pm —Meeting Room 306 - Level 3 203-1 Impacts of Temporal Mismatch in Observations on High- Resolution Population Mapping Claire Dooley*, University of Southampton 203-2 Estimating Pregnancies, Abortions and Pregnancy Intentions Using a Bayesian Accounting Model Jonathan Bearak*, Guttmacher Institute 203-3 Assessing Population Health Using Sparse and Biased Data: Global Burden of Disease Study Haidong Wang*, University of Washington, Seattle
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206 The Importance of Socioeconomic Status on Child Outcomes Chair: Jennifer Augustine, University of South Carolina Discussant: Yi Wang, Columbia University 2:45 pm–4:15 pm —Meeting Room 310 - Level 3 206-1 Sociodemographic Differences in the Relationship Between Maternal Work-Family Conflict and Children’s Mental Health and Behavior in Australia Meg Kingsley*, Australian National University 206-2 Heterogeneous Cognitive Development: Parental Divorce, Gender and Socioeconomic Status Xiaoyu Zhang*
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207 Intersectionality Approaches in Demography Chair: Tyson Brown, Duke University Discussant: Taylor Hargrove, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2:45 pm–4:15 pm —Meeting Room 504 - Level 5 207-1 Measuring Overlapping Systems of Oppression: A Structural Intersectionality Approach to Population Health Research Patricia Homan*, Florida State University 207-2 Gender, Generation, and Multiracial Identification in the United States Janet Xu*, Princeton University; Aliya Saperstein, Stanford University; Ann Morning, New York University (NYU); Sarah Iverson, New York University 207-3 Intra-Ethnic Racial Variations Among Latinos, Perceived Neighborhood Social Cohesion, and Psychological Distress:
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Friday, April 12, 4:30 PM – 6:00PM Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony Presider: Noreen Goldman Princeton University
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Friday, April 12, 6:00 PM – 7:00PM President’s Cocktail Reception Lone Star D&E Foyer (cash bar)
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 263 The Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research is recruiting at PhD, Post-doctoral & Research Scientist (Assistant Professor) levels to Research Groups on:
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2019 MEETING SATURDAY PROGRAM 2019 Meeting Saturday Program
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Saturday, April 13, 8:00 AM – 9:00AM PAA Annual Membership Meeting Lone Star E (Coffee and Donuts Available!)
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P10 Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior & Reproductive Health 2 9:00 am–10:30 am — Griffin Hall - Level 2 P10 Providers’ Attitudes and Experiences With Referral for Legal Abortion in Light of Conscience-Based Objection to Abortion Care in Ghana • John Awoonor-Williams, Ghana Health Service; Peter Baffoe, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Mathias Aboba, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Philip Ayivor, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Harry Nartey, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Beth Felker, Global Doctors for Choice, New York; Dick Van der Tak, Global Doctors for Choice, New York; Adriana A. Biney*, University of Ghana P10 Exploring Conscientious Objection to Abortion Among Health Providers in the Eastern and Volta Regions, Ghana • John Awoonor-Williams*, Ghana Health Service; Peter Baffoe, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Mathias Aboba, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Philip Ayivor, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Harry Nartey, Global Doctors for Choice, Ghana; Beth Felker, Global Doctors for Choice, New York; Dick Van der Tak, Global Doctors for Choice, New York; Adriana A. Biney, University of Ghana P10 Childlessness and Its Association With Fertility in India: A Spatio-Temporal Analysis• Adrita Banerjee*; Abhishek Singh, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P10 Association Between Maternal and Child Health Care Services and Postpartum Contraceptive Initiation in India: A Reproductive Calendar Approach• Anjali Bansal* 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 266 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am P10
P10 Do Religious and Nonreligious People Form Fertility Intentions Differently? Evidence From Poland• Christoph Bein*, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI); Monika Mynarska, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University; Anne H. Gauthier, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) P10 “Pain in My Heart”: Understanding Perinatal Depression and Engagement in HIV Care in Malawi • Angela Bengtson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Bradley Gaynes, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Mina Hosseinipour, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kazione Kulisewa, College of Medicine, Malawi; Anna Kutengule, UNC Project Malawi; Katherine LeMasters*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Samantha Meltzer-Brody, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Dalitso Midiani, Ministry of Health - Malawi; Steve Mphonda, UNC Project Malawi; Brian Pence, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M. Udedi, Ministry of Health - Malawi P10 Family Planning During and After the Ebola Crisis: Evidence From Liberia and Sierra Leone • Kristin Bietsch*, Avenir Health; Jessica Williamson, Avenir Health P10 Baby Boom or Bust? The Case of Poland’s Rodzina 500+ • Anna Bokun* P10 Low Fertility in Japan: An Agent-Based Modeling Approach• Mary Brinton, Harvard University; Yun Zhou*, Brown University P10 Sibling Loss and Fertility Ideals in a High Mortality Context • Kathleen Broussard*, University of Texas at Austin; Abigail Weitzman, University of Michigan P10 Social Inequality, Human Development and Fertility Pattern in Brazil • Gabrielle Carreira; Viviane Dutra, Instituto Oswaldo Cruz (FIOCRUZ); José Henrique Monteiro da Silva, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Raphael Guimaraes* P10 Predictors of (DI)Satisfaction in First Heterosexual Intercourse Among Mexican Adolescents: The Role of Own-Approval of Adolescents’ Sexual Activity• Irene Casique*, Centro Regional de Investigaciones Multidisciplinarias, Universidad 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) P10 The Effect of Patent and Proprietary Medicine Vendor and Client Characteristics on the Quality of Care Received by Injectable Contraceptive Clients• Sara Chace Dwyer*, Population Council; Aparna Jain, Population Council; Elizabeth Tobey, Population Council; Salisu Ishaku, Population Council P10 Low Fertility in China: A Reassessment • Wei Chen, Renmin University of China; Yuanyuan Duan*, Macquarie University; Jinju Liu, Beijing City University
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P10 Can Once-Imbalanced Sex Ratio at Birth Become Balanced? A Case of South Korea • Youngtae Cho*, Seoul National University; Woorim Ko, Seoul National University; Hanna Kim, Seoul National University P10 Ethnicity Versus Country Context in Shaping Fertility Preferences in West Africa: The Ideal Family Size of the Fulani and Yoruba of Benin and Nigeria • Alli Coritz*, University of Southern California P10 Ideal Family Size Dynamics in Kigoma, Tanzania • Megan Costa*, Arizona State University; Laura Kelly, University of Pennsylvania; Florina I. Serbanescu, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) P10 Obstacles to Contraceptive Adoption Among Women in Union in Low Contraceptive Practice Settings in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of the Republic of Benin • Justin Dansou*, University of Ibadan P10 Contraceptive Use Among First-Trimester Abortion Patients Compared With Postpartum and Community-Dwelling Women in Mexico • Blair G. Darney, Oregon Health & Science University; Evelyn Fuentes-Rivera*; Biani Saavedra, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE); Raffaela Schiavon, Ipas P10 Assessing the Use of Abortion Services in Asian Populations in New York City, 2008-2015 • Sheila Desai*, Guttmacher Institute P10 Measuring Family Planning Provider Bias: A Discrete Choice Experiment Among Burkinabe, Pakistani, and Tanzanian Providers • Maria Dieci*; William H. Dow, University of California, Berkeley; Zachary Wagner, University of California, Berkeley P10 Assessing Differences in HIV Testing and Receipt of Result Between Adolescent and Non-Adolescent Women in Uganda • Stephen Ediru*, Kyambogo University; Robert Wamala, Makerere University; Betty Kwagala, Makerere University P10 The Interlink Between Intimate Partner Violence and Fertility: Partner Asymmetry and Gender Inequality • Sasha Frade*, University of the Witwatersrand; Nicole De Wet, University of the Witwatersrand; Clifford O. Odimegwu, University of the Witwatersrand P10 Contextual Impact of Societal Instability on Demographic Intentions and Behavior: The Case of Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia • Yuri Frantsuz*, Center for Independent Social Research P10 Does Travel Distance Determine Telemedicine Abortion Interest? •
2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting Montana Gill*, Emory University; Jessica Geiger, University of Kansas; 268 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am P10
Julie Burkhart, Trust Women; Roger W. Rochat, Emory University P10 Estimating the Incidence of Abortion in Java, Indonesia: A Comparison of 5 Methodologies • Margaret Giorgio*, Guttmacher Institute; Budi Utomo, University of Indonesia; Inug Nugroho Soeharno, University of Indonesia; Imma Aryanty, University of Indonesia; Besral Besral, University of Indonesia; Melissa Stillman, Guttmacher Institute; Jesse Philbin, Guttmacher Institute; Gilda Sedgh, Guttmacher Institute P10 Educational Expansion and Cesarean Prevalence: Decomposing the Social Drivers of Change • Sarah Giroux*, Cornell University; Kopal Jah, Cornell University P10 Women’s Empowerment and Reproductive Autonomy in the Democratic Republic of the Congo• Annie Glover*, Tulane University P10 Union Formalization and Contraceptive Use in Southern Malawi • Monica J. Grant*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Kirsten Stoebenau, University of Maryland; Isabel Pike, University of Wisconsin–Madison P10 Household and Community-Level Determinants of HIV and Sexual Behavior Risk in Rural South Africa: Findings From the Agincourt Health and Sociodemographic Surveillance System and the Ha Nakekela Population-Based Study• Brian Houle*, Australian National University; Shao-Tzu Yu, Australian National University; Chodziwadziwa Kabudula, University of the Witwatersrand; Nicole Angotti, American University; Enid Schatz, University of Missouri, Columbia; Sanyu Mojola, Princeton University P10 Women’s Perspectives and Experiences Using Postpartum Intrauterine Device in Tanzania • Sarah Huber-Krum, Harvard University; Leigh G. Senderowicz*, Harvard University; Kristy Hackett, Harvard University; Erin Pearson, Ipas; Iqbal H. Shah, World Health Organization (WHO); Helen Siril, Management and Development for Health, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania P10 Harnessing the Power of Long-Term Entertainment-Education (EE) to Improve Contraceptive Behavior Across Languages, Cultures, and Geographies in a Large African Country: • 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Fatou Jah*, Population Media Center P10 Determinants of Reproductive Health Knowledge in Adolescent School-Going Girls, in Kilifi, Kenya• Beth Kangwana*, Population Council; Karen Austrian, Population Council P10 Effect of Short Inter-Pregnancy Interval on Preeclampsia / Eclampsia in India: Evidence From National Family Health Survey (2015–16) • Ajit Kannaujiya*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Kaushalendra Kumar, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Abhishek Singh, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Ashish Kumar Upadhyay, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 269 P10 Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am
P10 Is Postpartum Contraception Predicted by Methods Used Before Pregnancy? A Longitudinal Exploration of Women’s Postpartum Contraceptive Practices in Kenya• Celia Karp, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Daisy Ruto*, Jhpiego; Anne Schuster, University of Southampton; Sara Kennedy; Megan Christofield, Jhpiego; Lindsay Breithaupt, Jhpiego; Michael Muthamia, Jhpiego; Elaine Charurat, Jhpiego P10 Prevalence and Correlates of Disagreement Between Intention to Use Postpartum Contraception and Actual Use: A Longitudinal Examination of Women’s Contraceptive Preferences and Postpartum Use in Kenya • Celia Karp*, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Daisy Ruto, Jhpiego; Anne Schuster, University of Southampton; Sara Kennedy; Megan Christofield, Jhpiego; Lindsay Breithaupt, Jhpiego; Michael Muthamia, Jhpiego; Elaine Charurat, Jhpiego P10 Predicting Contraception Methods by Partner Discordance in Attitudes towards Female Empowerment• Bonnie Katalenich*, Tulane University P10 Comparing Five Approaches to Estimating Abortion Incidence in Ghana • Sarah Keogh*, Guttmacher Institute; Chelsea B. Polis, Ibis Reproductive Health; Easmon Otupiri, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST); Suzanne Bell, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Rubina Hussain, Guttmacher Institute; Philicia Castillo, Guttmacher Institute; Doris Chiu, Guttmacher Institute; Roderick Larsen-Reindorf, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology; Emmanuel K. Nakua, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology P10 Gender Gap, Intra Household Bargaining, and Sex-Selective Abortion in Albania• Keiti Kondi* P10 Understanding Associations Between State-Level Policy Factors and Very Short Inter-Pregnancy Intervals in the United States: The Role of County Urban-Rural Status • Renee Kramer*, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Deborah Ehrenthal, University of Wisconsin–Madison P10 Son Preference Among Asian Ethnic Minorities in the United Kingdom • Bernice Kuang*, University of Reading; Sylvie Dubuc, University of Reading P10 Length of Stay After Childbirth in India: A Comparative Study of Public and Private Health Institution• Pradeep Kumar*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Preeti Dhillon, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P10 Do Family Planning Advice and Maternal Health Care Utilization Change Course in Contraception Usage? A Study Based on Bihar, India • Pradeep Kumar, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 270 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am P10
Donald Mawkhlieng* P10 Why Has Early Marriage in India Declined Sharply During 2005–2015: Role of Education Vis-à-Vis Other Factors • Abhishek Kumar, Population Council; Rajib Acharya, Population Council; Priya Nanda, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; Arupendra Mozumdar*, Population Council P10 Examining Women’s Empowerment as a Predictor of Reproductive and Maternal Health Outcomes Among Currently Married Women of Reproductive Age in Myanmar• Amanda Landrian*, University of California, Los Angeles; Marta Bornstein, University of California, Los Angeles; May Me Thet, Population Services International Myanmar; Jessica D. Gipson, University of California, Los Angeles; May Sudhinaraset, University of California, San Francisco P10 Depends Who’s Asking: Interviewer Effect on Abortion Data in the Sub-Sahara African DHS • Tiziana Leone*, London School of Economics; Laura Sochas, London School of Economics; Ernestina E. Coast, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) P10 Assessing the Impact of Potential Policies on Fertility in High- Fertility Countries Using Granger Causality and Bayesian Hierarchical Models • Daphne Liu*, University of Washington, Seattle; Adrian Raftery, University of Washington, Seattle P10 Fertility Transition and Development Pattern in Districts of India, 2001–2016 • Sanjay Mohanty, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Sayantani Chatterjee* P10 Addressing Abortion Provider Stigma: Outcomes From Providers Share Workshop Pilots in East Africa and Latin America • Elizabeth Mosley*, Emory University; Lisa Martin, University of Michigan-Dearborn; Meghan Seewald, University of Michigan; Jane Hassinger, University of Michigan; Kelly Blanchard, Ibis Reproductive Health; Sarah Baum, Ibis Reproductive Health; Diana Santana, Planned Parenthood Global; Lina Echeverri, Planned Parenthood Global; Jenna Garrett, Planned Parenthood Global; Lisa Harris, University of Michigan
P10 How Do Women Learn They Are Pregnant? The Introduction 2019 Meeting Saturday Program of Clinics and Pregnancy Uncertainty in Nepal • Isabel Musse, University of Illinois; Rebecca L. Thornton*, University of Illinois P10 Ultrasound Testing During Pregnancy and Abortion Among the Urban Poor in Three Cities of India• Dewaram A. Nagdeve*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)
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P10 Educational Differences in Cohort Fertility Across Sub-National Regions in Europe • Jessica Nisén*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Sebastian Kluesener, Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB); Johan Dahlberg, Stockholm University; Lars Dommermuth, Statistics Norway; Aiva Jasilioniene, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Michaela Kreyenfeld, Hertie School of Governance; Trude Lappegard, University of Oslo; Peng Li, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki; Karel Neels, Universiteit Antwerpen; Bernhard Riederer, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Saskia te Riele, Statistics Netherlands; Laura Szabó, Hungarian Demographic Research Institute; Alessandra Trimarchi, Institut National d'Études Démographiques (INED); Francisco Viciana, Institute of Statistics and Cartography of Andalusia; Ben Wilson, Stockholm University; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P10 Toward an Emotional Demography: Emotions and Cross- National Variation in Fertility• Natalie Nitsche*, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) P10 The Social Variability of the Nonuse of Condoms Among Married Men in Cameroon • Marcel Nkoma*, Ministry of Economy, Planning and Regional Development P10 Disparities in Sexual Behavior of Adolescent Boys and Girls Living in an Informal Settlement in Nairobi• Rhoune Ochako, Population Council; Karen Austrian, Population Council; Beth Kangwana*, Population Council P10 Does Exposure to Family Planning Messages in the Preceding 12-Month Period Predict Current Use of a Modern Family Planning Method? • Olalekan Olagunju*; Erinfolami Temitope, Obafemi Awolowo University P10 The Path to Childbearing Is Paved With Mixed Intentions: A Longitudinal Examination of How Fertility Intentions and Contraceptive Use Relate to Pregnancy and Childbearing in Rural Malawi • Hannah Olson*, University of Pennsylvania P10 Correlates of Induced and Spontaneous Abortion in India: Empirical Evidence From NFHS-4 • Rati Parihar*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P10 Does Facility-Based Delivery Reduce Neonatal Mortality? Evidence From Rwanda • Jiwon Park*, University of Texas at Austin P10 Are the Poor Catching Up With the Rich in Utilizing Maternal Health Services? Evidence From India • Sohini Paul*, National Council of Applied Economic Research 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 272 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am P10
P10 Stigma Associated With Medication Abortion Provision Among Pharmacists: An Assessment of Pharmacists’ Knowledge and Practices in Uttar Pradesh, India• Joanna Percher*; Malvika Saxena, Public Health Foundation India; Beth Phillips, University of California, San Francisco; Pravesh Dwivedi, Institute of Women’s Studies, University of Lucknow; Aradhana Srivastava, Public Health Institute; Nadia Diamond- Smith, University of California, San Francisco P10 Trends in the Method and Gestational Age of Abortion in High-Income Countries • Anna Popinchalk*, Guttmacher Institute; Gilda Sedgh, Guttmacher Institute P10 Estimates of Adolescent Fertility in Developing Countries: An Innovative Use of DHS Birth Histories • Thomas W. Pullum*, ICF International; Trevor N. Croft, Macro International Inc.; Kerry MacQuarrie, The DHS Program (Avenir Health) P10 Premarital Pregnancies in China: Trends and Determinants • Yue Qian*, University of British Columbia; Yongai Jin, Renmin University of China P10 Siblings’ Fertility Peer Effects: An Extended Family Causal Estimate • Federica Querin*, Princeton University P10 Common Family Planning Stereotypes and Postpartum Family Planning Uptake in Indonesia • Siti Nurul Quomariyah, Jhpiego; Anne Schuster*, University of Southampton; Lindsay Breithaupt, Jhpiego; Elaine Charurat, Jhpiego; Megan Christofield, Jhpiego; Celia Karp, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Sara Kennedy P10 Educational Expectations, Neighborhood Disadvantage, and the Odds of Early Sexual Initiation Among Latino Adolescents• Kahli Romano* P10 “Abortion Culture,” Demographic Crisis, and Neotraditionalism in Russia: A Mixed-Methods Approach• Leslie Root*, University of California, Berkeley P10 Effect of a Comprehensive Package of Interventions on the Provision of Immediate Post-Pregnancy Family Planning Services: Preliminary Analysis of a PPFP Program in Kenya • 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Daisy Ruto*, Jhpiego; Elaine Charurat, Jhpiego; Sara Kennedy; Michael Muthamia, Jhpiego P10 Individual Social Network Factors Across Disparate Relationships: Social Norms and Their Association With Adolescent Pregnancy in Rural Honduras • Holly Shakya*, University of California, San Diego; John R. Weeks, San Diego State University; Nicholas Christakis, Harvard University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 273 P10 Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am
P10 Social Disadvantage and Population Control in India• Kanika Sharma*; Aashish Gupta, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania P10 Understanding the Sexual Behaviour of Bisexual Men and Mapping the Vulnerability of Their Female Partners • Nidhi Sharma*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P10 Assessing the Quality of Client-Provider Interaction in Family Planning Services through Mystery Client Approach in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, India • Ankita Shukla*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P10 Accuracy of Patient Perceptions of Maternity Facility Quality and the Choice of Providers • Zeina Siam*, Harvard University; Margaret McConnell, Harvard School of Public Health; Jessica Cohen P10 Conflict Intensity and Service Utilization Patterns for Maternal Care: Evidence From a Pseudo-Longitudinal Analysis in the Palestinian Territories • Zeina Siam*, Harvard University; Tiziana Leone, London School of Economics P10 Sex Composition of Children and Future Fertility Intentions • Aradhana Singh* P10 Post Sterilization Regret in India: New Evidence on Trends, Patterns, and Determinants• Abhishek Singh*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P10 Contraceptive Use Dynamics Across Sociodemographic Nexus in Uttar Pradesh: A Method-Specific Analysis of Calendar Data• Anjali Singh*, Banaras Hindu University; Ujjaval Srivastava, Banaras Hindu University; Neeraj Narayan, Banaras Hindu University P10 Barriers to Maternal Healthcare Access in LMICs: How Pushing the Analytical Envelope Could Have Important Implications for Equity • Laura Sochas*, London School of Economics P10 Causal Relationship Between Women’s Fertility Desires and Contraceptive Use: An Investigation Through Urban Health Initiative, Uttar Pradesh, India• Ujjaval Srivastava*, Banaras Hindu University; Anjali Singh, Banaras Hindu University; Kaushalendra K. Singh, Banaras Hindu University P10 Inequalities in Unsatisfied Demand for Modern Contraception Within and Across Low- and Middle-Income Countries • Sarah Staveteig, U.S. Department of State; Tesfayi Gebreselassie; Kathryn Kampa*, Tulane University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 274 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am P10
P10 Patients’ Assessments of Family Planning Health Care in the United States: What Are Key Factors That Facilitate or Hinder Equitable Care? • Lindsay Stevens*, Princeton University P10 The Role of States in Changing Disparities in the Age-Specific Risk of First Birth • Amanda Stevenson*, University of Colorado Boulder; Joshua Sanders, University of Colorado Boulder P10 Women’s Experiences in Obtaining and Using Medical Abortion Pills From Drug Sellers in Lagos, Nigeria • Melissa Stillman*, Guttmacher Institute; Onikepe Owolabi, Guttmacher Institute; Olalekan Olagunju; Ann M. Moore, Guttmacher Institute; Amanda Berry, Guttmacher Institute; Akinrinola Bankole, Guttmacher Institute; Akanni I. Akinyemi, Harvard School of Public Health; Adesegun O. Fatusi, Obafemi Awolowo University; Erinfolami Temitope, Obafemi Awolowo University P10 Revisiting the Decoupling of Marriage and Childbearing: Couples’ Fertility Intentions and Unwed Mothers’ Relationship Trajectories • J. Bart Stykes*, Sam Houston State University P10 Ethnic Differentials in Effects of First Marriage and Marital Fertility on Below-Replacement Fertility in Singapore, 1980– 2015: A Multistate Lifetable Analysis• Keita Suga* P10 The Influences of Sexual and Reproductive Health Service- Seeking Behavior Among Women at Late Reproductive Ages (40–49) in Rural China • Xiaoming Sun*, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunication; Yu Sun, University of North Georgia P10 Sterilisation in the Colombian Armed Conflict • Signe Svallfors*, Stockholm University P10 Determinants of Nonprotection During First Sex Among Secondary School Students in Cameroon’s Capital City, Yaounde • Teke Takwa*; Teke Atuh, Université de Yaoundé I; Chobike Safiatou, Université de 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Yaoundé I; Unda Ngwende, Université de Yaoundé I P10 Assisted Reproductive Technology Use in the United States: A Demographic Assessment • Katherine Tierney*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Yong Cai, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P10 Gender and Racial/Ethnic Differences in the Timing of Initiating the HPV Vaccine Series • Kim-Phuong Truong-Vu*, University of Colorado Boulder
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 275 P10 Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am
P10 “If the Big Fish Are Doing It Then Why Not Me Down Here?”: A Qualitative Assessment of Informal Fee Payments and Health Care Provider Motivation in Kenya• Katherine Tumlinson*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Margaret Gichane, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Sian Curtis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P10 Son Preference, Differential Stopping Behavior, and Fertility Outcomes • Sindhu Vasireddy*, University of Hawaii at Manoa P10 The Impact of a Cash Transfer Program on Contraception Utilization in Ecuador: A Regression Discontinuity Approach• Maria Carolina Velasco Molina*, Brown University; Omar Galarraga, Brown University; Stavroula Chrysanthopoulou, Brown University P10 Childlessness and Human Development in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1986–2016 • Florianne Verkroost*, Nuffield College, University of Oxford; Christiaan W. S. Monden, University of Oxford P10 Assisted Reproductive Technology and the Educational Gradient of Fertility: Evidence From Denmark • Sander Wagner, École Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Administration Économique; Anna Barbuscia*, University of Oxford P10 Implementing an Immediate Postpartum LARC Program Before the State Medicaid Policy Change: A Texas Hospital’s Experience • Cristina Wallace Huff, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston; Kristine Hopkins*, University of Texas at Austin; Joseph E. Potter, University of Texas at Austin P10 Fertility Decisions Among Ethnic Minority Groups in China• Man Xu* P10 Domestic Violence and Its Impact on Couple’s Fertility Intention in India• Akhilesh Yadav*, Banaras Hindu University; Minakshi Vishwakarma, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 276 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am –10:45 am 210-1 — 210-8
210 Flash Session: Recent Trends in Fertility and Contraception in the United States CHAIR: Caroline Hartnett, University of South Carolina 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Lone Star A - Level 3 210-1 Has the Opioid Crisis Affected Family Formation? Evaluating Local Nonmarital Childbearing, 2000-2016• Monica Caudillo*, University of Maryland; Andres Villarreal, University of Maryland 210-2 Changes in the Proximate Determinants of Teenage Childbearing in the Unoted States, 1995–2015 • Hilary Flowers*, University of California, Los Angeles 210-3 Variation in Achieved and Intended Fertility and Demographic Scenarios for Future Fertility• Alison Gemmill*, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY) 210-4 Breastfeeding Success and Expectations for More Children • Vida Maralani*, Cornell University 210-5 Recent Trends in Elective Deliveries in New Jersey and California • Julien O. Teitler, Columbia University; Kayuet Liu, University of California, Los Angeles; Rayven Plaza, Columbia University; Angela Clague, University of California, Los Angeles; Peter S. Bearman, Columbia University; Nancy Reichman*, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 210-6 Assortative Mating and the Reconfiguration of Social Status From Parents to Children: Trends in Childbearing by Men and Women’s Characteristics for U.S. Couples 2000–2015• Margaret M. Weden*, RAND Corporation; Michael S. Rendall, University of Maryland; Joey Brown, University of Maryland; Polina Zvavitch, University of Maryland 210-7 Has U.S. Fertility Declined? The Answer Depends on Use of a Period Versus Cohort Measure of Fertility• Lawrence L. Wu*, New York University (NYU); Nicholas Mark, New York University 210-8 Identifying the Effect of Cesarean Delivery on Subsequent Childbearing • 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Olga Yakusheva, Marquette University; Marianne Weiss, Marquette University; Kandice Kapinos*, RAND Corporation
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 277 211-1 — 212-4 Saturday 9:15 am –10:45 am
211 Female Schooling, Employment, and Demography CHAIR: Julia Behrman, Northwestern University DISCUSSANT: Liliana Andriano, University of Oxford 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Lone Star C - Level 3 211-1 Career Progression of Immigrant Women Across Europe • Alicia Adsera*, Princeton University; Ana Ferrer, University of Waterloo; Virginia Herranz, University of Alcala de Henares 211-2 Women’s Employment and Children’s Education: Longitudinal Evidence From Nepal • Sarah R. Brauner-Otto*, McGill University; Sarah Baird; Dirgha J. Ghimire, University of Michigan 211-3 Shaped by Culture or Institutions? Preferences for Work and Family Life Among Young Indians • Ieva Zumbyte*, Brown University 211-4 Female Labor Force Participation, Inequality, and Economic Growth in an Aging Society: Evidence From Mexico • Ivan Mejia, Stanford University; Estela Rivero, Independent Researcher; Isalia Nava*, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
212 Neighborhood Influences on Children and Youth CHAIR: Kyle Crowder, University of Washington, Seattle DISCUSSANT: Geoffrey T. Wodtke, University of Toronto 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Lone Star G - Level 3 212-1 The Direct and Indirect Psychosocial Consequences of Neighborhood Disadvantage on Cognitive Development: A Novel Application of the Parametric G-Formula• Nick Graetz*, University of Pennsylvania; Courtney Boen, University of Pennsylvania; Irma T. Elo, University of Pennsylvania 212-2 Spatial Scale and Developmental Timing of Neighborhood Context and Child Cognitive and Noncognitive Outcomes • Michael R. Kramer*, Emory University; Kaitlyn Stanhope, Emory University 212-3 Child Obesity and the Interaction of Family and Neighborhood Socioeconomic Context • Ashley Kranjac*, Chapman University; Justin T. Denney, Washington State University; Rachel T. Kimbro, Rice University 212-4 Path Matters: Residential Mobility and Neighborhood Effects on High School Graduation• Jing Ping*, Yale University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 278 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am –10:45 am 213-1 — 214-4
213 Maternal Morbidity and Mortality in the United States CHAIR: Yasamin Kusunoki, University of Michigan DISCUSSANT: Lindsay Admon, University of Michigan 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 211/212 - Level 2 213-1 Exposure to Community Homicide During Pregnancy and Preterm Birth: A Within-Community Matched Design • Dana Goin*, University of California, Berkeley; Anu Gomez, University of California, Berkeley; Kriszta Farkas, University of California, Berkeley; Scott Zimmerman, University of California, Berkeley; Ellicott Matthay, Evidence for Action; Jennifer Ahern, University of California, Berkeley 213-2 Gendered Racism on the Body: An Intersectional Analysis of Maternal Mortality Disparities• Andrea Becker*, Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY); Evelyn J. Patterson, Vanderbilt University 213-3 Pre-Conception, Pregnancy, and Postpartum Characteristics of Women Who Experience Severe Maternal Morbidity • Julia A. Drew*, Minnesota Population Center; Susan E. Short, Brown University; Risa Griffin, Ipas 213-4 Adverse Maternal Outcomes Across the Rural-Urban Gradient in the United States • Madelyne Greene*, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Ellen Hartenbach, University of Wisconsin-Madison; H Daphne Kuo, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Emily Shrider, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Deborah Ehrenthal, University of Wisconsin–Madison
214 2020 Census Data Products Plan CHAIR: Jason Devine, U.S. Census Bureau 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 202 - Level 2 214-1 Obtaining User Data Feedback • Marc J. Perry*, U.S. Census Bureau
214-2 2020 Census Data Products • 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Rachel Marks*, U.S. Census Bureau 214-3 ACS Data Products • Jennifer M. Ortman*, U.S. Census Bureau
214-4 Schedule, Disclosure, Dissemination Platform • Cynthia Hollingsworth*, U.S. Census Bureau
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 279 215-1—216-1 Saturday 9:15 am –10:45 am
215 Gender and Families CHAIR: Sangeetha Madhavan, University of Maryland, College Park DISCUSSANT: Monica Das Gupta, University of Maryland 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 204 - Level 2 215-1 Children of the Revolution: How Progressive Are Younger Birth Cohorts in Their Attitudes Toward Parenting Roles?• Brendan Churchill*, University of Melbourne 215-2 Do Parents Favor Sons? A Study of Sex-Biased Parental Care in North-Western Tanzania • Anushe Hassan*, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Susan Schaffnit, University of California, Santa Barbara; Rebecca Sear, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Mark Urassa, National Institute for Medical Research, Mwanza; David Lawson, University of California, Santa Barbara 215-3 Family Obligations, Gender, and Migration in Nepal• Christina Hughes, University of Washington, Seattle; Prem B. Bhandari*, University of Michigan; Linda Young-DeMarco, University of Michigan; Jeffrey Swindle, University of Michigan; Arland Thornton, University of Michigan; Nathalie Williams, University of Washington, Seattle
215-4 Moving Alone?: Changing Gender Norms in China • Meng Sha Luo*
216 Health Effects of Social Welfare Policies CHAIR: Michael D. M. Bader, American University DISCUSSANT: Claus C. Portner, Seattle University 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 203 - Level 2 216-1 Estimating the Effect of County Spending on Life Expectancy Through Structural Equation Modeling• Neha Anand*, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Carolina Cardona, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Natalia Alfonso, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; J. P. Leider, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Mac MacCullough, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Beth Resnick, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; David Bishai, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 280 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am –10:45 am 216-2—218-1
216-2 A Breath of Fresh Air: The Cumulative Effects of Public Housing Exposure on Childhood Asthma • Michael Evangelist*, University of Michigan; Sarah Seelye, University of Michigan; Lucie Kalousova, Nuffield College, University of Oxford 216-3 Cash Transfers and Mental Health: Evidence From South Africa • Kevin Feeney*, University of Southern California 216-4 The Effects of Housing Reconstruction on Post-Disaster Psychosocial Health • Maria Laurito*, Duke University; Elizabeth Frankenberg, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Cecep Sumantri, SurveyMETER; Duncan Thomas, Duke University
217 Gender and Sexual Minority Families CHAIR: Stephen T. Russell, University of Texas at Austin DISCUSSANT: Hui Liu, Michigan State University DISCUSSANT: Corinne Reczek, The Ohio State University 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 213 - Level 2 217-1 Same-Sex Marriages in France: Major Differences Between Gay Couples and Lesbian Couples • Gaëlle Meslay*, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) 217-2 2 How Has Same-Sex Marriage Affected Same-Sex Cohabitors? Changes in Couple Characteristics, 1997–2017• Russell Spiker*, Vanderbilt University 217-3 Leisure Inequality: Comparing Same-Sex and Different-Sex Couples in the United States • Eric Stone*, University of Maryland; Liana C. Sayer, University of Maryland 217-4 Parental Time Investments by Same- and Different-Sex Couples • Kate Prickett*, University of Waikato; Alexa Martin-Storey, Université de Sherbrooke; Robert Crosnoe, University of Texas at Austin
218 Family Histories and Economic Outcomes: Comparative 2019 Meeting Saturday Program European Perspectives CHAIR: Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University DISCUSSANT: Elizabeth Thomson, Stockholm University 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 302 - Level 3 218-1 Divorce and the Growth of Poverty Gaps Over the Life Course: A Risk and Vulnerability Approach • Bram Hogendoorn, University of Amsterdam; Thomas Leopold, University of Amsterdam; Thijs Bol*, University of Amsterdam
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 281 218-2 — 219-4 Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am
218-2 Family Life Courses, Gender, and Midlife Earnings • Marika Jalovaara*, University of Turku; Anette E. Fasang, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin 218-3 Wealth Inequalities Among Seniors: The Increasing Role of Marital Histories • Enrica Maria Martino, Institut National d'Études Démographiques (INED); Carole Bonnet*, Institut National d'Études Démographiques (INED); Benoît Rapoport, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne; Anne Solaz, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) 218-4 How Much Does Assortative Mating, Status Exchange and Being Single Contribute to Household Income Inequality? The Case of Finland, 1987–2014 • Jani Erola*, University of Turku; Elina Kilpi-Jakonen, University of Turku
219 Statistical Advances in High Resolution Modeling for Health and Mortality Outcomes CHAIR: Samuel J. Clark, The Ohio State University DISCUSSANT: Tyler McCormick, University of Washington, Seattle 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 303 - Level 3 219-1 Estimating Adult Mortality Using Sampled Social Network Data: Evidence From Brazil • Dennis Feehan*, University of California, Berkeley; Matthew J. Salganik, Princeton University 219-2 Using Crowd-Sourced Data to Explore Police-Related-Deaths in the United States (2000–2017): The Case of Fatal Encounters • Brian K. Finch*, University of Southern California; Audrey N. Beck, San Diego State University; Kyla Thomas, University of Southern California; Brian Burghart, University of Southern California; David Klinger, UM-SL; Richard Johnson, Dolan Consulting 219-3 Effects of Measurement Error in the American Community Survey on Statistical Analysis: An Example Using Census Tract Mortality Rates. • Corey S. Sparks*, University of Texas at San Antonio; Lloyd Potter, University of Texas at San Antonio 219-4 District-Level Estimates of Childhood Malnutrition in India: Application of Small Area Estimation Technique Using Census and DHS Data • Swati Srivastava*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 282 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am 220-1 — 221-4
220 Determinants of Child Health and Mortality CHAIR: Mahesh Karra, Boston University DISCUSSANT: Joshua Wilde, University of South Florida 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 304 - Level 3 220-1 The Unintended Consequences of Infrastructure Development: The Impact of Sewerage Diffusion on Early-Life Mortality in Peru • Antonella Bancalari*, London School of Economics 220-2 Neonatal Death in India: The Effect of Birth Order in a Context of Maternal Undernutrition• Diane Coffey*, Population Research Center; Dean Spears, Delhi School of Economics 220-3 Female Genital Cutting and Child Mortality: Evidence from the 1999 Senegalese FGC Ban • Jorge Garcia Hombrados*, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) 220-4 Aging Out of WIC and Child Nutrition: Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity Design• Travis Smith, University of Georgia; Pourya Valizadeh*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
221 Housing, Homelessness, and Child/Youth Well-being CHAIR: Patrick Fowler, Washington University in St. Louis DISCUSSANT: Patrick Fowler, Washington University in St. Louis 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 301 - Level 3 221-1 Multidimensional Discrimination in the Online Rental Housing Market: Implications for Families With Young Children • Jacob W. Faber*, New York University (NYU); Marie-Dumesle Mercier, New York University (NYU) 221-2 Housing Hardship and Youth Problem Behaviors: Evidence From Longitudinal Data •
Sarah Gold* 2019 Meeting Saturday Program 221-3 Multigenerational Class Gradients in Housing Tenure Trajectories in Young Adulthood • Qian He*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
221-4 The Relationship Between Housing and Children’s Socioemotional and Behavioural Development in Australia• James O’Donnell*, Australian National University; Meg Kingsley, Australian National University
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222 Trends, Determinants, and Consequences of the Length of Working Life CHAIR: Christian Dudel, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research DISCUSSANT: Jo Mhairi Hale, University of St Andrews 9:15 am - 10:45 am — Meeting Room 305 - Level 3
222-1 Alternative Pathways: An Intersectional Analysis
of U.S. Men and Women Boomers’ Short-Term Workforce Stability, Exits, and Churn • Phyllis Moen*, University of Minnesota; Sarah Flood, University of Minnesota; Janet Wang, University of Minnesota
222-2 Caring and Working Life Expectancy at 50: A Comparative Analysis of Gender Differences in Europe• Ariane Ophir*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
222-3 Beyond Gradual Assimilation: U.S. Male Immigrants’ Working Life and Earnings • Leafia Ye*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
222-4 Does Working in Retirement Improve Subjective Well-being? Lessons From Russia • Katherine Keenan*; Sarah Ashwin, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE); Irina Kozina, National Research University Higher School of Economics
P11 Health & Mortality 2 11:00 am–12:30 pm — Griffin Hall - Level 2 P11 Socioeconomic Patterning of Food Consumption and Dietary Diversity Among Indian Children: Evidence From NFHS-4 • Sutapa Agrawal*, South Asia Network for Chronic Disease; William Joe, Delhi University Enclave; Jewel Gausman, Harvard School of Public Health; Rockli Kim, Harvard School of Public Health; Smriti Sharma, Tata Trusts; Rajan Shankar, Tata Trusts; S. V. Subramanian, Harvard School of Public Health P11 Assessing U.S. County-Level Mental Health Outcomes: A Spatial Analysis of Quality of Life • Marina Armendariz*, Pennsylvania State University; Stephen A. Matthews, Pennsylvania State University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 284 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11
P11 Education Matters—But Whose Education? The Relative Importance of Women’s and Spouses’ Education in Explaining Fertility Response of a Reproductive Health Program in Rural Ghana • Patrick Asuming*, University of Ghana; Ayaga A. Bawah, University of Ghana; James F. Phillips, Columbia University P11 What I Weigh and What I Say: Weight Dissatisfaction and Self-reporting Bias• Amelia Branigan*, University of Maryland P11 The Interplay Between Maternal Resources and Environmental Stressors: The Effects of an Earthquake on Birth Outcomes • Hector Cebolla-Boado; Leire Salazar*, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) P11 Breech Presentation, Its Risk Factors, and Linkages With Child Survival: Findings From Recent Large-Scale Household Surveys in India • Dinesh Chaurasiya*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Ajay Gupta, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Vaishali Chaurasia, International institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Cohort Fluctuations of Mortality in Relation to Poverty, Education, Marriage, and Cohort Size in the United States, 1989–2015 • Louis Chauvel*, University of Luxembourg; Anja K. Leist, University of Luxembourg; Herbert L. Smith, University of Pennsylvania P11 Survival of World War I Veterans and Their Spouses: An Analysis of Life Course Data of Veterans and Family Members Using the Utah Population Database Linked to the 1930 U.S. Census • Alla Chernenko*, University of Utah; Alison Fraser, University of Utah; Huong Meeks, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah P11 Spanish Influenza in Spain: Reexamining Strength and Timing Differences Across Space• Laura Cilek*, Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales (CCHS-CSIC); Gerardo Chowell, Georgia State University; Beatriz Echeverri Davila, Universidad Complutense de 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Madrid; Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) P11 Intimate Partner Violence and Mental Health: Does the Threat of Violence Affect a Woman’s Mental Health as Much as the Act of Violence? • Monica Cruz*; Patrice Sparks, University of Texas at San Antonio P11 Social Isolation in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Conceptual and Measurement Assessement • Véronique Deslauriers*, Université de Montréal; Simona Bignami, Université de Montréal; Valérie Delaunay, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD); John Sandberg, The George Washington University
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P11 Paradox or Paradoxes? An Overview of the Male-Female Health Paradox Across Different Dimensions of Health in European Countries • Vanessa Gabrielle di Lego Goncalves*, Vienna Institute of Demography; Marc Luy, Vienna Institute of Demography P11 Measuring Socioeconomic Differentials in Adolescent and Adult Mortality From Sibling Survival Data: A Test in Northern Malawi • Albert Dube*, Malawi Epidemiology and Intervention Research Unit; Sarah Brumfield, Johns Hopkins University; Georges Reniers, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Steffen Geis, Independent Researcher; Mia Crampin, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Stephane Helleringer, Johns Hopkins University P11 Disparities in Under-Five Mortality Estimates From Demographic Demographic Surveillance and Retrospective Birth Histories • Hallie Eilerts*, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Georges Reniers, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) P11 Surveillance and Retrospective Birth Histories • Hallie Eilerts*, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Georges Reniers, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) P11 Housing, Economic Hardship, and Maternal Depression: A Subgroup Analysis • Seleeke Flingai, Metropolitan Area Planning Council; Adam Porton*, Princeton University; Jinyuan Qi, Princeton University P11 Infant Mortality Among German Settlers in the Nineteenth- Century Russian Empire • Stuart Gietel-Basten*, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Georgia Verropoulou, University of Piraeus P11 Maternal Age Gradient in Children’s Outcomes Among Mothers Conceiving With Medically Assisted Reproduction• Alice Goisis*, University College London; Anna Barbuscia, University of Oxford; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P11 Impact of Neighborhood Quality on Mental and Physical Health in African Americans: Evidence for the “Skin-Deep” Hypothesis • Julia Goodwin*, University of Wisconsin-Madison P11 Maternal HIV Status and Child Growth Outcomes in Zimbabwe Over Time • Emily Groene, University of Minnesota; Robert Jose Valeris Chacin, University of Minnesota; Anna Stadelman*, University of Minnesota P11 Urban-Rural Differences in Infant Mortality in India• Aashish Gupta*, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 286 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11
P11 Health Consequences of Retirement Among Married Couples: The Moderating Effects of Spousal Characteristics • Sae Hwang Han*, University of Massachusetts Boston P11 The Relative Importance of Race Compared to Health Care and Social Factors in Predicting Prostate Cancer Mortality: A Random Forest Approach • Heidi A. Hanson*, University of Utah; Claire Leiser, Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah; Christopher Martin, University of Utah; Brock O’Neil, University of Utah; William Lowrance, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah P11 Gender Differences in Health Among New Zealand Adults • Santosh Jatrana*, Deakin University P11 Female Disadvantage in Under-Five Mortality in India: Measuring Explicit Discrimination Using Data on Twins• Ridhi Kashyap*, University of Oxford; Julia Behrman, Northwestern University P11 Better to “Ensure” than “Offer” • Seungwan Kim*, University of Maryland P11 Sexual Orientation and Resilience: Exploring Subgroup Differences in Stress Experiences and Mental Health Outcomes • Evan Krueger*, University of California, Los Angeles; Dawn Upchurch, University of California, Los Angeles P11 Geospatial Inequality in Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (RMNCH) Coverage in Districts of India • Gulshan Kumar*, International institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Basant Panda, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 A New Short Generic Measurement of Health Status: Measuring Generic Health With the Minimum European Health Module • Patrick Lazarevic*, Vienna Institute of Demography; Marc Luy, Vienna Institute of Demography; Martina Brandt, TU Dortmund University P11 Social Determinants and Consequences of Early Childhood Development in China • Wangyang Li*; Airan Liu, Peking University; Yu Xie, Princeton University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program P11 Conditional Cash ransferT Policies and Infant and Child Mortality in Brazil: Analyses Using the Bolsa Família Program • Everton E. C. Lima*, IFCH - UNICAMP; Felipe Inacio de Azevedo P11 Household Social Capital and Health Care Utilization and Expenditures in India: Does Caste Make a Difference? • Zhiyong Lin*, University of Maryland; Sonalde B. Desai, India Human Development Survey; Feinian Chen, University of Maryland
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P11 Career Trajectory and Health in Mid-Adulthood • Han Liu, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY); Feinuo Sun*, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY) P11 A Comprehensive Array of Adverse Reproductive Events and Risk of Preterm Birth: New Insights From the Boston Birth Cohort • Li Liu*, Johns Hopkins University; Youjin Lee, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Xiumei Hong, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University; Irina Burd, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Mei-cheng Wang, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Xiaobin Wang, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health P11 Revisiting Crime Trends in the United States, 1960–2015: A New Approach to Understand Cohort Effects on Crime • Yunmei Lu*, University of South Florida; Liying Luo, Pennsylvania State University P11 The Performance of Verbal Autopsy Tools for Capturing HIV/ AIDS-Related Mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa • Shammi Luhar*; Anushe Hassan, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Clara Calvert, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Mia Crampin, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Abraham Herbst, Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies; Mark Urassa, National Institute for Medical Research, Mwanza; Emma Slaymaker, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Samuel J. Clark, The Ohio State University; Georges Reniers, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) P11 Democracy, Genes, and the Male Survival Disadvantage • Marie Christelle Mabeu*, University of Ottawa; Roland Pongou, Université d’Ottawa P11 Diseases Burden and Continuing Epidemiological Transition in South Asia • Manzoor Malik* P11 Newborn Survival in South Asia: Contributions of Thermal and Umbilical Cord Care • Lindsay Mallick*, The DHS Program; Jennifer Yourkavitch, Design, Monitoring and Evaluation for Sustainable Development (PADME’S), ICF; Courtney Allen, The DHS Program, ICF P11 A Bayesian Network Meta-Analysis With Random Inconsistency Effects for Multi-Arm Studies• Palash Kumar Malo*, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS); B. Binukumar, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS); Muralidharan K., National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS); K. Thennarasu, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 288 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11
P11 Blood Pressure and BMI Among Adult Migrants and Nonmigrants From Agincourt, South Africa • Stephen McGarvey*, Brown University; Francesc Gomez-Olive, Harvard University; Mark Gross, Brown University; Carren Ginsburg, University of the Witwatersrand; Mark Collinson, University of the Witwatersrand; Stephen Tollman, University of the Witwatersrand; Michael J. White, Brown University P11 Natural Disasters and Physical Health: Evidence From the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami • Yuka Minagawa*, Sophia University; Yasuhiko Saito, Nihon University P11 Examination of the Gaps of Life Expectancy at Birth in India: A Decomposition Analysis• Akshay Mishra*; Usha Ram P11 More Than Just Sticks and Stones: Sexual Harassment and Mental Health Among Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Egypt Before and After the Revolution• Christina Misunas*, Population Council; Sophia Chae, Independent Consultant; Stephanie R. Psaki, Population Council; Thoai Ngo, Population Council P11 Breastfeeding During Pregnancy and Its Association With Childhood Malnutrition and Pregnancy Loss in Low- and Middle-Income Countries • Joseph Molitoris*, Lund University P11 Together We Can Turn the “Big C” Into the “Wee c”— An Epidemiological Study of Cervical and Breast Screening in India: A District Level Spatial Analysis • Monica Monica*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Raman Mishra, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Early Origins of Adult Physiological Dysregulation • Patricia Morton* P11 Trends in Prevalence and Determinants of Overweight and Obesity Among Women of Reproductive Age in Zimbabwe, 2005–2015 • Fadzai Mukora-Mutseyekwa, Africa University Clinical Research Centre (AUCRC) ; Hajo Zeeb, Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology - BIPS; Lydia Nengomasha, Africa University ; Nicholas Adjei*, University of Bremen 2019 Meeting Saturday Program P11 Antenatal Depression in a Rural District in Uganda: Findings From a Facility-Based Cross-Sectional Study. • Oliva Nalwadda*, Restless Development; Juliet Nakku, Butabika National Referral Mental Hospital; Robert Wamala, Makerere University P11 Socioeconomic Determinants of HIV Infection in Rural Lesotho• Nkechi Obisie-Nmehielle*, University of the Witwatersrand; Mwiza Singini, University of the Witwatersrand; Njeri Wabiri, Health Science Research Council
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P11 Geospatial Pattern and Disparity in Immunization Coverage in India • Basant Panda*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Gulshan Kumar, International institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Suyash Mishra, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Nelson Soy, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPA) P11 Ambulatory Care–Sensitive Conditions in the Metropolitan Area of Milan: Inner Inequalities and Comparison With OECD Megacities • Benedetta Pongiglione*, Bocconi University; Michael Gusmano, Rutgers University; Aleksandra Torbica, Centre for Health and Social Care Management (CERGAS), Bocconi University P11 Gene Expression in Pre-Disease Pathways: The Importance of Life Course Patterns of BMI • Cecilia Potente*, Jacobs Center for Productive Youth Development, University of Zurich; Micheal Shanahan, Jacobs Center for Productive Youth Development, University of Zurich; Justin Chumbley, Jacobs Center for Productive Youth Development, University of Zurich; Steve Cole, University of California, Los Angeles; Lauren Gaydosh, Vanderbilt University; Brandt Levitt, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Mullan Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P11 Examining Differences in Mental Health Status Among Adult Asian Immigrants • Hari Poudel*, University of Missouri, Columbia; Stephanie Potochnick, University of Missouri, Columbia P11 Medical Redlining: Demographic and Neighborhood Health Characteristics Associated With Hospital Closures in U.S. Cities • Federica Querin*, Princeton University; Theresa Andrasfay, Princeton University; Georgia Himmelstein, Princeton University P11 Democratization’s Heterogeneous Effects on Child Mortality: A Longitudinal Analysis of New Data for 181 Countries, 1970–2009 • Antonio Pedro Ramos*, University of California, Los Angeles; Martin Flores, University of California, Los Angeles P11 Does Sleep Matter? Analyzing the Sleep Problems and Associated Factors in Six Low- and Middle-Income Countries • Ritu Rani*, International Institute of Population Sciences (IIPS); Perianayagam Arokiasamy, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Toward an Earlier Measure of Opportunity: Trends in Inequality of Infant Health • Emily Rauscher*, Brown University P11 Increasing Mortality of White Americans: A Systematic Deviation From Gompertz Law and a Trend Break in Cohort Health • Nicholas Reynolds*, Brown University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 290 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11
P11 Using Social Accountability to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Nigeria • Rachel S. Robinson*, American University P11 Community Level Determinants of High Neonatal Mortality in India • Sagarika Rout*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Abhishek Singh, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Backfire Effect of Salient Information on Vaccine Take-up: Evidence From Scared-Straight Intervention in Rural Northern Nigeria • Ryoko Sato*, Harvard School of Public Health; Yoshito Takasaki, University of Tokyo P11 Fragile Males on the American Frontier: The Role of Environmental Harshness and Infrastructure Development on Sex Ratios at Birth Before and After Industrialization • Ryan Schacht*, East Carolina University; Heidi A. Hanson, University of Utah; Mike Hollingshaus, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah; Douglas Tharp, University of Utah P11 Late Bedtimes Are Associated With Lower Behavioral, Cognitive, and Motor Performance, Independent of Sleep Duration • Whitney Schott*, University of Pennsylvania P11 Impact of Incentivising Education on Malnutrition and Health: Findings From Akshaya Patra World’s Largest School Lunch Program • Nidhi Sharma*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Race/Ethnic Differences in Socioeconomic Gradients in Sleep Duration and Quality Among U.S. Adults• Connor Sheehan*, University of Southern California; Jennifer A. Ailshire, University of Southern California P11 Disparities in Time orf Sleep Across Race and Gender: An Application of the Intersectionality Approach• Kyler Sherman-Wilkins*, Missouri State University
P11 Mortality Transition in Moscow Population: Disentangling the 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Epidemiological Transition and Societal Change • Alexey Shpenev*, University of Pennsylvania P11 Diabetes Among Women in India: A Geospatial Analysis• Singh Shrikant*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Socioeconomic Status and Infant Mortality in the United States: Variation by Race, Ethnicity, and Maternal Age • Gracia Sierra*, University of Texas at Austin
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P11 Macroeconomic Antecedents of Racial Disparities in Psychiatric Emergency Department Visits • Parvati Singh* P11 The Effect of Cessation of Menstruation on Physical Health: A Study of Indian Women • ANGAD SINGH*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Dipti Govil, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Maximum Lifespan in India • Akansha Singh* P11 Spatial and Multilevel Analysis of Hysterectomy: A Study of India and Its States • ANGAD SINGH*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Dipti Govil, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Demography of Mental Health Among Young Married Women in a Rural Setting in India• Atreyee Sinha*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Health Externalities of Ambient Air Pollution in India• Dean Spears*, Delhi School of Economics; Sagnik Dey, IIT Delhi; Sourangsu Chowdhury, IIT Delhi; Sangita Vyas, University of Texas at Austin; Joshua Apte, University of Texas at Austin P11 The Effect of Layoffs on the Mental Health and Safety of Remaining Workers: A Quasi-Experimental Study of the U.S. Aluminum Industry • Holly Stewart*, University of California, Berkeley; Elijahu Ben-Michael, University of California, Berkeley; David H. Rehkopf, Stanford University; Sepideh Modrek, San Francisco State University; Ellen Eisen, University of California, Berkeley; Mark Cullen, Stanford University
P11 Wildfire Impacts on Human Health and Mobility • Maximilian Stiefel*; Ethan J. Sharygin, University of Washington, Seattle; Mathew Hauer, Florida State University P11 Maternal Efforts to Optimize the First 1,000 Days of Life: Is It Successful to Reduce Stunting in Indonesia?• Ni Wayan Suriastini*, SurveyMETER; Rini Widiastuti, MCA-Indonesia; Dani Alfah, SurveyMETER; Sugih Hartono, MCA-Indonesia; Nur Fitri Widya Astuti, SurveyMETER; Vidia Darmawi, MCA-Indonesia P11 Decomposing the Mortality Decline in the Philippines, 1960– 2010, Using Arriaga’s Method • Klarriness Tanalgo*, University of the Philippines Diliman - Population Institute; Grace Cruz, University of the Philippines P11 Estimating the Impact of Unemployment on Mortality in Europe: Different Methods, Different Results? • Veronica Toffolutti*, Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi; Macello Morciano, University of Manchester; Marc Suhrcke, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic
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P11 The Role of Child-Support Debt on the Development of Mental Health and Alcohol Abuse Problems Among Nonresident Fathers • Hyunjoon Um*, Columbia University P11 Is Tempo-Adjusted Life Expectancy More Reliable Than the Conventional Life Expectancy? An Analysis From Indian Context • Srikanth Umenthala*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Chander Shekar, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Differential Returns to State-Level Educational Quality in Cardiovascular Health by Race: Early-Life Exposures and Late- Life Health • Anusha Vable*; Thu Nguyen, University of California, San Francisco; David H. Rehkopf, Stanford University; Maria Glymour, University of California, San Francisco; Rita Hamad, University of California, San Francisco P11 Estimating Education-Specific Mortality Inequalities in South Spain • Mathias Voigt*; Diego Ramiro, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC); Francisco Viciana, Institute of Statistics and Cartography of Andalusia P11 India’s Coal Expansion and Child Health • Sangita Vyas*, University of Texas at Austin P11 Sociodemographic Variation in Life Expectancy With Hearing Impairment in the United States • Jessica West*, Duke University; Scott M. Lynch, Duke University; Emma Zang, Duke University P11 Do You Really Know Jack (Daniels)? Potential Underestimation in Alcohol-Attributed Mortality on Population Level: Findings From the German National Cohort Mortality Follow-up• Ronny Westerman*, Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB); Jana Förster, Georgetown University; Andrea Werdecker, Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB); Ulrich O. Mueller, Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) P11 How Painful Is a Recession? An Assessment of Two Future- Oriented Buffering Mechanisms • Lindsay Wilkinson, Baylor University; Markus Schafer, University of Toronto; 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Renae Wilkinson* P11 Access in the Digital Field, e-Health Behaviors, and Health • Elizabeth Withers*, Portland State University; Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University P11 The Educational Differences in Systolic/Diastolic Blood Pressure Trajectories Over the Life Course and Across Birth Cohorts in Transitional China• Jinjing Wu*, Asian Demographic Research Institute
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P11 The Schooling of Adult Children and the Smoking Cessations of Their Parents in China • Liyang Xie*, University of Maryland; Yi Zhou, University of California, Berkeley; Michel Boudreaux, University of Maryland P11 Does Brass Technique Give Reliable Estimate of Mortality Indicators? An Assessment by Urban-Rural and Gender Differentials (Using 2001 and 2011 Census of India)• Priyanka Yadav*, Jawaharlal Nehru University; Ajit Yadav, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Gaps in Life Expectancy Between Indigenous and Nonindigenous Population: Have They Shrunk or Widened Over the Last Two Censuses in India? • Akhilesh Yadav*, Banaras Hindu University; Minakshi Vishwakarma, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Examining the Effect of Prenatal and Postnatal Factors in the Context of Changing Pattern of Sex Ratio Among Under-Five in India • Ajit Yadav, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Faujdar Ram*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P11 Young Adult Stressors and Their Parents’ Health Over Time • Yulin Yang*, University at Buffalo, State University of New York (SUNY); Ashley Barr, University at Buffalo, State University of New York (SUNY) P11 Spatial Inequality in Birth Outcomes: Testing Classes of Mechanisms • Linda Zhao*, Harvard University P11 Childhood and Community Violence Exposure as Risks of Gender-Based Violence Among Women in the Dominican Republic • Barbara Zsembik*, University of Florida; Julia Arroyo, University of Florida; Chuck Peek, University of Florida P11 Based Violence Among Women in the Dominican Republic • Barbara Zsembik*, University of Florida; Julia Arroyo, University of Florida; Chuck Peek, University of Florida 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 294 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 223-1 — 223-8
223 Flash Session: Families and Health CHAIR: Arun S. Hendi, Princeton University 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Lone Star A - Level 3 223-1 Support Between Parents and Adult Children in the Face of Declines in Health: The Case of Diabetes • Solveig Cunningham*, Emory University; Jannie Nielsen, Emory University 223-2 The Impact of Parental Death in Childhood on Adult Mortality: Evidence From Southern Sweden, 1813–1967 • Enrico Debiasi*, Lund University; Matthias Rosenbaum-Feldbrügge, Radboud University Nijmegen 223-3 The Impact of Maternal and Paternal Mental Health Problems on Children’s Adult Distress • Christina Kamis*, Duke University 223-4 Trends in Kin Networks and Self-rated Health of India’s Older Population, 1995–1996 to 2014• Judith Lieber*; Lynda Clarke, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM); Sanjay Kinra, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) 223-5 ‘In Sickness and in Health’: Partners’ Mutual Receipt of Sickness Allowance and Disability Pension in Present-Day Finland • Jan M. Saarela*, Åbo Akademi University; Maria Stanfors, Lund University; Mikael Rostila, Stockholm University 223-6 Adverse Childhood Experiences, Marital History, and Midlife Health • Kristi Williams*, The Ohio State University; Brian K. Finch, University of Southern California 223-7 Widowhood and Depression: A Longitudinal Study of Older Persons in Rural China • Zheng Wu*, University of Victoria; Jie Xu, Xi’an Jiaotong University; Christoph M. Schimmele, University of Victoria; Shuzhuo Li, Xi’an Jiaotong University
223-8 The Benefits of Family Ties in Survival in Different Welfare 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Systems in Europe • Pilar Zueras*, Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics (CED), Universitat de Barcelona; Sergi Trias-Llimós, University of Groningen
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224 Unauthorized and Irregular Migration CHAIR: Molly Dondero, American University DISCUSSANT: Julia Gelatt, Migration Policy Institute 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Lone Star B - Level 3 224-1 Changes in the Probability of Being Ordered Removed From the U.S. Interior, 1988–2010 • Margot Moinester*, Harvard University 224-2 Immigration Enforcement, Police Trust and Domestic Violence • Esther Arenas Arroyo*, University of Oxford; Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, San Diego State University 224-3 Changes and Continuities Over Time in Socioeconomic and Health Insurance Status of Undocumented and Documented Immigrants • Heeju Sohn*, University of California, Los Angeles; Anne Pebley, University of California, Los Angeles 224-4 Immigration Status and Psychological Well-being: The Mixed Effects of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program Among Latino Immigrants in California, 2007–2016 • Caitlin Patler*, University of California, Davis; Erin R. Hamilton, University of California, Davis; Robin Savinar, University of California, Davis
225 International Migration CHAIR: Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University DISCUSSANT: Kate Hee Choi, University of Western Ontario 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Lone Star C - Level 3 225-1 Brains Versus Brawn: The Persistence and Convergence of Premigration Socioeconomic Status During the Age of Mass Migration• Peter Catron*, University of Washington, Seattle 225-2 From Sweden to America: Migrant Selection and Social Mobility During the Era of Mass Migration• Björn Eriksson*, Lund University; Martin Dribe, Lund University; Jonas Helgertz, University of Minnesota/Lund University 225-3 Contextualizing Mexican Migrants’ Educational Attainment: Selectivity Across Contexts in Mexico• Po-Chun Huang*, University of California, Davis; Erin R. Hamilton, University of California, Davis 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 296 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 225-4—227-1
225-4 International Migrants, Governmental Context of Reception, and Second-Generation Educational Integration• Ngoc-Thoa Khuu*, University of California, Irvine; Frank D. Bean, University of California, Irvine
226 Trends, Determinants, Consequences, and Measurement of Unmet Need CHAIR: Apoorva Jadhav, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) DISCUSSANT: Madeleine Fabic, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Lone Star F - Level 3 226-1 Unmet Need for Family Planning in the Context of Migration: Analysis of Ethiopia 2017 PMA2020 Survey Data • Emily Groene*, University of Minnesota; Devon Kristiansen, Minnesota Population Center 226-2 Spatiotemporal Patterns of Unmet Need for Family Planning in Ghana: 200–-2014 • Samuel Nyarko*, University of Texas at San Antonio; Corey S. Sparks, University of Texas at San Antonio 226-3 Intimate Partner Violence and Contraceptive Use in India: The Missing Discourse on Coercive Control and Personal Autonomy • Randi Saunders*, The University of Texas at Austin 226-4 Deciphering Relevance of Unmet Need for Family Planning Methods Among Currently Married Adolescent Women in India: An Exploration From the National Family Health Survey (NFHS), 2015-16 • Chander Shekhar*, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Garima Dutta, Evidence for Action; Apurba Shil, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)
International Evidence on Poverty and Social Policy
227 2019 Meeting Saturday Program CHAIR: Timothy M. Smeeding, University of Wisconsin-Madison DISCUSSANT: Jennifer Laird, Lehman College, City University of New York (CUNY) 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Lone Star G - Level 3 227-1 Prevalences, Penalties and Child Poverty in the United States • David Brady*, University of California, Riverside; Regina Baker, University of Pen nsylvania; Ryan Finnigan, University of California, Davis
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227-2 Children’s Risks of Ever Experiencing Household Poverty: Evaluating Poverty Indicators and Estimating Single and Joint Risk • Peter Fallesen, Rockwool Foundation; Lawrence M. Berger, University of Wisconsin- Madison; Simone Johansen*, Rockwool Foundation; Marie Louise Schultz-Nielsen, Rockwool Foundation 227-3 The Impact of a Conditional Cash Transfers Program on Households’ Well-being • Daniela Del Boca, University of Turin; Chiara Pronzato*, University of Turin; Giuseppe Sorrenti, University of Zurich 227-4 Mothers’ Labor Supply and Conditional Cash Transfers: Evidence From Chile • Gonzalo Dona*
228 Fertility Intentions: Causes and Consequences CHAIR: Sara Yeatman, University of Colorado Denver DISCUSSANT: Sarah Staveteig, U.S. Department of State 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 211/212 - Level 2 228-1 What Are Fertility Intentions? Using Sociology of the Future in Fertility Research • Sarah Garver*, University of Chicago; Jaclyn Wong, University of South Carolina 228-2 Birth After a Pregnancy Loss: Implications for Pregnancy Happiness • Stacy Tiemeyer*, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Karina M. Shreffler, Oklahoma State University; Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 228-3 Contemporary Patterns of Unintended Pregnancy Resolution in Low- and Middle-Income Countries • Heini E. Vaisanen*, University of Southampton; Ewa Batyra, University of Pennsylvania 228-4 The Association of Fertility Preferences and Contraceptive Use Intentions With Timing of Adoption and Discontinuation: A Four-Year Longitudinal Follow-up of a National Sample of Ugandan Women • Dana Sarnak*, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Frederick Makumbi, Makerere University; Simon P. S. Kibira, Makerere University; Saifuddin Ahmed, Johns Hopkins University; Amy Tsui, Johns Hopkins University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 298 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 229-1 — 230-3
229 Contraceptive Behavior in Developing Countries CHAIR: Sarah E. K. Bradley, Abt Associates DISCUSSANT: Ann Biddlecom, Guttmacher Institute 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 202 - Level 2
229-1 Trends in Contraceptive Prevalence in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Roles of Family Planning Programs and Education• John Bongaarts*, Population Council; Karen Hardee, Population Council
229-2 Method Mix During the Contraceptive Transition• Vladimira Kantorova, United Nations Population Division; Philipp Ueffing*, United Nations Population Division; Aisha Dasgupta, United Nations Population Division; Mark Wheldon, United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs
229-3 Trends, Patterns and Determinants of Long-Acting Reversible Methods of Contraception Among Women in Sub-Saharan Africa • Sunday Adedini*, Obafemi Awolowo University; Olusola Omisakin, Obafemi Awolowo University; Oluwaseyi Somefun, University of the Witwatersrand
229-4 The Causal Effect of Improved Access to Family Planning on Postpartum Contraceptive Use: Evidence From a Field Experiment in Urban Malawi • Mahesh Karra*, Boston University; David Canning, Harvard University
230 Gender and Time Use CHAIR: Kirsten Stoebenau, University of Maryland DISCUSSANT: Joanna Pepin, University of Texas at Austin 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 204 - Level 2
230-1 Education and Gendered Division of Domestic Labor Over 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Time in Contemporary Japan • Ekaterina Hertog*, University of Oxford; Man Yee Kan, University of Oxford
230-2 Gendered Housework among Adolescents: The Influence of Parents’ Gender Ideologies • Ashley Larsen Gibby*, Pennsylvania State University
230-3 Gendered Parenthood in the 21st Century? Everyday Time Use and Stress in Sweden, 2000/01–2010/11 • Maria Stanfors*, Lund University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 299 230-4—232-1 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm
230-4 Division of Household Labor and Relationship Dissolution in Denmark: What Can We Learn from Linked Time Use and Longitudinal Administrative Data? • Gert Thielemans, Universiteit Antwerpen; Peter Fallesen*, Rockwool Foundation; Dimitri Mortelmans, Universiteit Antwerpen
231 The Union Context of Childbearing CHAIR: Monica J. Grant, University of Wisconsin-Madison DISCUSSANT: Sarah R. Hayford, The Ohio State University 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 201 - Level 2 231-1 “Cementing” Marriages through Childbearing in Subsequent Unions: Insights into Fertility Differentials among First-Time Married and Remarried Women in Ghana • Gertrude Elleamoh; Fidelia A. A. Dake*, University of Ghana
231-2 The Effect of Union Dissolution on the Fertility of Women in Montevideo-Uruguay • Mariana Fernández Soto*, Programa de Población, Udelar; Benoit Laplante, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS)
231-3 The Relationship Contexts of Births Across Reproductive Ages: A Multi-State Life Table Approach• Hilary Flowers*, University of California, Los Angeles; Hiram Beltran-Sanchez, University of California, Los Angeles 231-4 Fertility in Interracial Cohabitation• Kate Hee Choi, University of Western Ontario; Rachel E. Goldberg*, University of California, Irvine
232 Gene-Environment Interaction and Health CHAIR: Jessica D. Faul, University of Michigan DISCUSSANT: Lauren Schmitz, University of Michigan 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 203 - Level 2
232-1 Classmate Moderation of Genetic Effects on Educational Outcomes • Jason Fletcher*, University of Wisconsin-Madison 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 300 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 232-2—233-3
232-2 Role of Inflammatory Liability in Modifying the Relationship Between Stressful Life Events and Depressive Symptomology • Lauren Gaydosh*, Vanderbilt University; Steve Cole, University of California, Los Angeles; Michael J. Shanahan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Brandt Levitt, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Mullan Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
232-3 Disentangling the Contribution of Childhood and Adulthood Circumstances and Genetics to Phenotypic Aging• Zuyun Liu*, Yale University; Xi Chen, Yale University; Thomas Gill, Yale University; Chao Ma, Yale University; Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern California; Morgan Levine, Yale University
232-4 Using Polygenic Scores for Educational Attainment to Probe Genetic Effects on Schooling Outcomes Among Fragile Families • Adrienne Woods*, Pennsylvania State University; Arianna Gard, University of Michigan; Erin Ware, University of Michigan; Colter Mitchell, University of Michigan; Daniel A. Notterman, Princeton University
233 Families, Law, and Public Policy CHAIR: Peter Hepburn, University of California, Berkeley DISCUSSANT: Heather D. Hill, University of Washington, Seattle 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 302 - Level 3
233-1 Understanding the Effects of California’s Paid Family Leave Law on Maternal Health • Ann Bartel, Columbia Business School, Columbia University; Elizabeth Doran, Columbia University; Christopher Ruhm, University of Virginia; Jane Waldfogel*, Columbia University
233-2 The Impact of Early Center-Based Childcare Attendance on 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Child Development: Evidence From France • Lawrence M. Berger, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Lidia Panico*, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Anne Solaz, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED)
233-3 State Policy Variation in Medicaid/CHIP Expansion and Family Structure Among Children of Immigrants • Jina Chang*, Boston University; Daniel P. Miller, Boston University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 301 233-4 — 235-1 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm
233-4 Changes in Family Structure and Welfare Participation Since the 1960s: The Role of Legal Services • Jamein Cunningham*, University of Memphis; Andrew Goodman-Bacon, University of Michigan
234 Climate Change and Population Health CHAIR: Susana Beatriz Adamo, Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), Columbia University DISCUSSANT: Raya Muttarak, Vienna Institute of Demography 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 303 - Level 3
234-1 Climatic Influences on Women’s Health and Mobility in Sub- Saharan Africa • Clark Gray, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Douglas Hopping*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Varun Goel, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
234-2 The Cumulative Effects of Climate Change and Natural Disasters on Food Security and Child Nutrition: A Natural Experiment Using the 2015 Nepal Earthquake • Heather Randell*, University of Maryland; Amir Sapkota, University of Maryland
234-3 Health and the City: Urban Congestion and Air Pollution in Brazil • Marcos A. Rangel, Duke University; Romina Tome*, Duke University 234-4 Cause of Death Variation Under the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways • Samuel Sellers*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
235 Social Aspects of Place and Health CHAIR: Lucie Kalousova, Nuffield College, University of Oxford DISCUSSANT: Andrew Fenelon, University of Maryland 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 304 - Level 3
235-1 Beyond Geographic Connectivity: How Migration Flows Shape Overall Health Across U.S. Counties • Noli Brazil*, University of California, Davis 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 302 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 235-2 — 236-4
235-2 Economic Opportunity and Race-Sex Specific Mortality: Evidence From U.S. Localities• Rourke O’Brien*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Tiffany Neman, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Atheendar Venkataramani, University of Pennsylvania
235-3 Disparities in Highly Preventable Deaths by Rurality and Area Deprivation• Adam Roth*, Washington State University; Justin T. Denney, Washington State University
235-4 State-Level Variation in the Cumulative Prevalence of Confirmed Maltreatment and Foster Care Placement, 2004– 2015 • Youngmin Yi*, Cornell University; Natalia Emanuel, Yale University; Jane Waldfogel, Columbia University; John E. Leventhal, Yale University; Hedwig Lee, Washington University in St. Louis; Christopher Wildeman, Cornell University
236 Neighborhood Effects and Inequality CHAIR: Brian L. Levy, Harvard University DISCUSSANT: Elizabeth Roberto, Rice University 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 301 - Level 3
236-1 Sociospatial Neighborhood Contexts Throughout Childhood and Individual Educational Choice: A Life Course of Place Study in Sweden, 1922–2011 • Finn Hedefalk*, Lund University; Martin Dribe, Lund University
236-2 Place Meets Race: Racial and Ethnic Heterogeneity in the Association Between Childhood Neighborhood Disadvantage and Adult Incarceration• Steven Alvarado*, Cornell University
236-3 Race and the Ecology of Policing: Testing for Neighborhood- 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Level Discrimination in the NYPD’s Program of Stop, Question, and Frisk • Roland Neil*, Harvard University
236-4 Neighborhoods and Violence in the Housing Crisis • Henry Gomory*; Matthew Desmond, Harvard University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 303 237-3 — 239-2 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm
237-3 Ways of Staying: Status Composition of International Student Stayers and Its Variations Over Cohorts and Education Trajectories • Jasmine Ha*, Australian National University
237-4 The Great Equalizer? Education, Gendered Social Ties, and the Occupational Attainment of Highly Skilled Immigrants• Elizabeth Jacobs*, University of Pennsylvania; Nicole Kreisberg
238 Minority Group Population Dynamics in Canada and the United States CHAIR: Michael Haan, University of Western Ontario DISCUSSANT: C. Matthew Snipp, Stanford University 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 305 - Level 3
238-1 Trends in Living Arrangements in Canada: A Comparison of Indigenous and Nonindigenous Peoples, 2001–2011 • Simona Bignami*, Université de Montréal; Charles-Oliver Simard, Université de Montréal
238-2 Somewhere Over the Rainbow: An LGBT Audit Study of Employment Discrimination in Canada• Sean Waite*, University of Western Ontario; Nicole Denier, University of Alberta 238-3 Who Are the Métis Harvesters? A New Dynamic in Indigenous Populations• Gustave Goldmann*, Université d’Ottawa
238-4 Stability and Change in Individual-Level Religious Affiliation Over a Decade • Carolyn A. Liebler*, University of Minnesota; Feng Hou, Statistics Canada
239 Flash Session: Social Policy and Child Well-being CHAIR: Taryn Morrissey, American University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Lone Star A - Level 3
239-1 The Impact of Childhood Nutrition Assistance on Child Health and Well-being: Lessons From WIC • Marianne Bitler, University of California, Davis; Barton Willage*, Louisiana State University
239-2 Snap Generosity and Infant Mortality Rates in U.S. States • Patricia Homan*, Florida State University; Megan Reynolds, University of Utah 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 304 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 239-3 — 240-3
239-3 Treat or Eat? The Impact of Medicaid Insurance on Food Insecurity Among Low-Income American Families • Duy Do*, University of Pennsylvania
239-4 The Effect of Medicaid on Child Maltreatment: Evidence From the Expansion • Jessica Pac*, Columbia University
239-5 The Protective Effect of Housing Assistance on Housing Hardship • Ian Lundberg*, Princeton University; Sarah Gold; Louis Donnelly, Rutgers University; Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University; Sara McLanahan, Princeton University
239-6 Legal Status as a Social Determinant of Health Across Generations: The Impact of Temporary Protected Status on Haitian Mothers’ Birth Outcomes • Chenoa Allen*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
239-7 Conditional Cash Transfers and Parental Investment in Daughters: Evidence From India • Sagar Wadhwa*, Brown University
240 Migration and Educational Outcomes CHAIR: Julia Gelatt, Migration Policy Institute DISCUSSANT: Kate Hee Choi, University of Western Ontario 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Lone Star B - Level 3
240-1 Left-behind Villages, Left-behind Children: Migration and Cognitive Achievement of Rural Children in China• Wubin Xie*, The George Washington University; John Sandberg, The George Washington University; Cheng Huang, The George Washington University; Elanah Uretsky, Brandeis University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program
240-2 How Stop-and-Frisk Affected Undocumented Students’ Performance • Amy Hsin*, Queens College, City University of New York (CUNY); Linna Marten, Stanford University; Niklas Harder, Stanford University
240-3 Revisiting the Asian American Academic Advantage at the Close of the 20th Century: The Importance of Selective Migration on College Enrollment• Guangyu Tong*, Duke University; Angel L. Harris, Princeton University
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 305 237 The Demography of Authorized Migration CHAIR: Katharine Donato, Georgetown University DISCUSSANT: Juan Pedroza, University of California, Santa Cruz 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Meeting Room 306 - Level 3 237-1 Administrative Trajectories of Rejected Asylum Seekers in France • Tatiana Eremenko*
237-2 Immigrant Inequality in U.S. Suburbia: Who Loses Out and Why? • Reanne Frank*, The Ohio State University; Ilana Akresh, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
240-4—242-1 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm
240-4 The School Progression of Children of Migrants • Zequn Tang*, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY)
241 Migration, Inequality, and Social Mobility CHAIR: Alicia Adsera, Princeton University DISCUSSANT: Kirk A. Scott, Lund University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Lone Star C - Level 3
241-1 Toward Spatial Assimilation? Intergenerational Residential Mobility Among Children of Immigrants in Norway • Pål Oskar Hundebo, University of Oslo; Are Skeie Hermansen*, University of Oslo; Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund, University of Oslo
241-2 The Role of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Internal Migration Decline • Christine Leibbrand*, University of Washington, Seattle 241-3 Occupational Segregation in France: “Brown-Collar” Jobs or an Overall Immigrant Disadvantage? • Rebbeca Tesfai*, Temple University
241-4 The Varying Impact of Early Parenthood on the Socioeconomic Outcomes of Childhood Refugees • Siddartha Aradhya*, Lund University; Ben Wilson, Stockholm University; Alice Goisis, University College London
242 Challenges in Operationalizing Population and Reproductive Health Policies and Programs CHAIR: Massy Mutumba, University of Michigan DISCUSSANT: Rose N. Oronje, African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Lone Star F - Level 3
242-1 Supply-Side Shocks: Strikes and Utilization of Contraception in Kenya—Are Doctors or Nurses More Essential for a Thriving Family Program? • Kristin Bietsch*, Avenir Health; Priya Emmart, Avenir Health; Hellen Sidha, Reproductive and Maternal Health Services Unit 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 306 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 242-2 — 242-4
242-2 Do You Need to Pay for Quality Care? Exploring Associations Between Bribes and Out-of-Pocket Expenditures on Quality of Labor and Delivery Care in High-Volume Public Health Facilities in Uttar Pradesh, India• Amanda Landrian*, University of California, Los Angeles; Beth Phillips, University of California, San Francisco; Shreya Singhal, Community Empowerment Lab; Shambhavi Mishra, Community Empowerment Lab; Fnu Kajal, Government of India, Ministry of Health, Uttar Pradesh; May Sudhinaraset, University of California, San Francisco
242-3 Examining the Comprehensive Integration of Family Planning Services Into General Health Care in Rwanda • Hilary Schwandt, Western Washington University; Adriana Scanteianu*, Rutgers University; Angel Boulware, Spelman College; Julia Corey, Wheaton College; Ana Herrera, Northwest Vista Community College; Ethan Hudler, Whatcom Community College; Claudette Imbabazi, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Ilia King, Xavier University; Jessica Linus, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Innocent Manzi, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Maddie Merritt, Western Washington University; Lyn Mezier, State University of New York at Oswego (SUNY); Abigail Miller, Western Washington University; Haley Morris, Western Oregon University; Dieudonne Musemakweli, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Uwase Musekura, Eastern Oregon University; Divine Mutuyimana, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Chimene Ntakarutimana, University of Kentucky; Nrali Patel, Arcadia University; Biganette-Evidente Shemeza, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Madi Stapleton, Western Washington University; Gi’Anna Sterling- Donaldson, Drexel University; Chantal Umutoni, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Liz Uwera, INES-Ruhengeri – Institute of Applied Sciences; Madeline Zeiler, Western Washington University; Seth L. Feinberg, Western Washington University 242-4 Unveil Half the Sky: Paradox of Women’s Role in the 4 Decades of China’s Family Planning Policy • Shuangshuang Yang*, Shanghai University; Yingchun Ji, Shanghai University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 307 243-1 — 244-1 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm
243 Child and Youth Exposures to Criminal Justice Systems CHAIR: Sara Wakefield, Rutgers University DISCUSSANT: Frank Edwards, Rutgers University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Lone Star G - Level 3
243-1 Estimating and Explaining Ethnic Disparities in the Cumulative Risk of Paternal Incarceration in Denmark • Anne Sofie Anker*; Lars H. Andersen, Rockwool Foundation Research Unit; Christopher Wildeman, Cornell University
243-2 Who Gets a Second Chance? Conviction Diversion Programs and Their Consequences for Inequality • Lindsay Bing*, University of Texas at Austin
243-3 Making Schools Safer and/or Increasing Student Involvement in the Criminal Justice System: A Study of Police Officers in North Carolina Schools • Lucy Sorensen*, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY); Yinzhi Shen, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY); Shawn Bushway, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY)
243-4 Vicarious and Contingent Consequences of Adolescent Police Exposure • Kristin Turney*, University of California, Irvine
244 Disparities and Equity in Reproductive Health CHAIR: Yasamin Kusunoki, University of Michigan DISCUSSANT: Rob Stephenson, University of Michigan 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 211/212 - Level 2
244-1 Fertility Intentions and Maternal Healthcare Utilization During and After Pregnancy• Esha Chatterjee*, University of Maryland; Christie Sennott, Purdue University 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 308 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 244-2 — 245-4
244-2 Inequity in Young Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health: Stigma and the Perpetuating Force of the Term “Family Planning” • Jocelyn E. Finlay*, Harvard University; Chantal Inamahoro, Pathfinder International
244-3 Ethnolinguistic Concordance and the Provision of Postpartum IUD (PPIUD) Counseling Services in Sri Lanka • Mahesh Karra*, Boston University; Erin Pearson, Ipas; David Canning, Harvard University; Iqbal H. Shah, World Health Organization (WHO); Ranjith de Silva, Sri Lanka College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists; Arnjali Samarasekera, Sri Lanka College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
244-4 Women Who Break the Rules: Intersectional Inequalities in Pregnancy and Birth Experiences in Zambia • Laura Sochas*, London School of Economics
245 Interpersonal Relationships in Families CHAIR: Rhiannon A. Kroeger, Louisiana State University DISCUSSANT: Jenjira Yahirun, University of Hawaii at Manoa 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 204 - Level 2
245-1 Parent-Child Relationships Across the Life Course: An Examination of Children and Parents’ Reports• Xing Zhang*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Annaliese Grant, University of Wisconsin-Madison
245-2 The Role of Disruption Pathway, Subsequent Remarriage, and Duration Remarried or Unmarried on Parent-Child Contact• Anna Hammersmith*, Grand Valley State University 245-3 Does the Transition to Grandparenthood Deter Gray Divorce? A Test of the Braking Hypothesis •
Susan L. Brown*, Bowling Green State University; I-Fen Lin, Bowling Green State 2019 Meeting Saturday Program University; Kagan Mellencamp, Bowling Green State University
245-4 Relational Exclusion in Old Age: What Is the Role of Family Reciprocity in Loneliness Among Swedish Older Adults? • Jing Wu*, University of Gothenburg; Victor Hillström, University of Gothenburg
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 309 246-1 — 247-1 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm
246 Sleep and Population Health Disparities CHAIR: Lauren Hale, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY) DISCUSSANT: Sarah James, Princeton University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 203 - Level 2
246-1 Does Neighborhood Context Matter? A Multilevel Analysis of Neighborhood Disadvantage and Children’s Sleep Health • Carlyn Graham*, Pennsylvania State University; Gabriele Cicuirkaite, Utah State University; Eric N. Reither, Utah State University
246-2 U.S. Acculturation and Poor Sleep Among an Intergenerational Cohort of Adult Latinos in the Sacramento, California Region • Erline Martinez-Miller*, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Aric Prather, University of California, San Francisco; Whitney Robinson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Christy Avery, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Yang Claire Yang, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Mary Haan, University of California, San Francisco; Allison Aiello, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
246-3 Objective Sleep Characteristics and Loneliness in a National Sample of Older Adults: Does Social Isolation Modify the Association? • Veronica McSorley*, University of Chicago; Jade Benson, University of Chicago; Louise Hawkley, NORC at the University of Chicago; Diane S. Lauderdale, University of Chicago
246-4 Persistent and Changing Material Hardship and Sleep: Results From the Michigan Recession and Recovery Study • Brian Xiao*, University of Michigan; Lucie Kalousova, Nuffield College, University of Oxford; Sarah A. Burgard, University of Michigan
247 Families and Adolescent Health CHAIR: Elizabeth Wildsmith, Child Trends DISCUSSANT: Shannon E. Cavanagh, University of Texas 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 302 - Level 3
247-1 Parental Depression and Adolescent Well-being • Jessica Hardie*, Hunter College, City University of New York (CUNY); Kristin Turney, University of California, Irvine 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 310 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 247-2 — 248-4
247-2 Explaining Variability in Children’s Aggressive Behaviors After Family Instability • Elizabeth Karberg*, Child Trends; Samuel Field, Center for Open Science
247-3 Early Childhood Family Stressors and Immune System Dysregulation in Adolescence• Kammi K. Schmeer*, The Ohio State University; Jodi Ford, The Ohio State University; Christopher Browning, The Ohio State University
247-4 Custody Form and Children’s Sleep Habits • Jani Turunen*, Stockholm University; Annika Norell Clarke, Centre for Research on Children’s and Adolescent’s Mental Health, Karlstads University; Curt Hagquist, Centre for Research on Children’s and Adolescent’s Mental Health, Karlstads University
248 Determinants of Adolescent Health CHAIR: Alison Gemmill, Stony Brook University, State University of New York (SUNY) DISCUSSANT: Li Liu, Johns Hopkins University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 303 - Level 3 248-1 Timing and Determinants of Age at Menarche in Lower Middle-Income Countries • Tiziana Leone*, London School of Economics; Laura Brown, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)
248-2 Substance Abuse in Parents and Subsequent Risk of Offspring Psychiatric Morbidity in Late Adolescence and Early Adulthood: A Longitudinal Analysis of Siblings and Their Parents • Pekka Martikainen*, University of Helsinki; Kaarina Korhonen; Heta Moustgaard, University of Helsinki; Mikko Aaltonen, National Research Institute of Legal Policy; Hanna Remes, University of Helsinki
248-3 BMI Trajectories From Adolescence to Adulthood: Evidence From Five Waves of Add Health • 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Carmen Ng, Emory University; Solveig Cunningham*, Emory University 248-4 Parental Education and Adolescent Health Problems Due to Violence, Self-harm and Substance Use: What Is the Role of Parental Health Problems? • Hanna Remes*, University of Helsinki; Heta Moustgaard, University of Helsinki; Laura Kestilä, National Institute for Public Health and Welfare; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 311 249-1 — 250-2 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 249 Social and Economic Determinants of Health and Mortality CHAIR: Shannon Ang, University of Michigan DISCUSSANT: Ashton Verdery, Pennsylvania State University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 304 - Level 3
249-1 Educational Differences in Health Discussion Mobilization Through Social Networks • Won-tak Joo*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
249-2 How Social Interaction Shapes the Prevalence and Knowledge of Hypertension: A Longitudinal Analysis of Mature Adults in Rural Malawi • Weilong Li*, University of Pennsylvania; Iliana V. Kohler, University of Pennsylvania; Hans-Peter Kohler, University of Pennsylvania
249-3 Is Living Alone Bad for Your Health? New Data From Spain • David Sven Reher*, Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Miguel Requena, Universidad Nacional de Educaci?n a Distancia (UNED)
249-4 Internet Use, Health, and Well-being: Exploring the Role of Social Capital • Valentina Rotondi*, Bocconi University; Nicoletta Balbo, Bocconi University; Luca Stella, Bocconi University
250 Spatial Inequality in the United States CHAIR: Brian L. Levy, Harvard University DISCUSSANT: Ann Owens, University of Southern California 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 301 - Level 3
250-1 Strong Upward Neighborhood Mobility and Reduced Preterm Birth in California: A Sibling Design Approach • Tim-Allen Bruckner*, University of California, Irvine; Jennifer Buher Kane, University of California, Irvine; Samantha Gailey, University of California, Irvine
250-2 The Effect of Homicide on Local Rents• Max Besbris*, Rice University; Jacob W. Faber, New York University (NYU); John Kuk, Washington University in St. Louis; Ariela Schachter, Washington University in St. Louis 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 312 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 250-3 — 251-4
250-3 Stable Poverty: Describing the Characteristics of Low-Eviction Poor Neighborhoods • Peter Hepburn*, University of California, Berkeley; Matthew Desmond, Harvard University 250-4 Deconstructing the Digital Divide: Identifying the Supply and Demand Factors That Drive Internet Subscription Rates • Michael Martin*, U.S. Census Bureau
251 Population Structure and the Labor Market CHAIR: Tom Vogl, University of Texas at Austin DISCUSSANT: Melissa LoPalo, University of Texas at Austin 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 306 - Level 3 251-1 The Economic Effects of Youth Drain• Massimo Anelli*, Bocconi University; Gaetano Basso, Bank of Italy; Giuseppe Ippedico, University of California, Davis; Giovanni Peri, University of California, Davis 251-2 Accounting for Education in Earnings Inequality: New Evidence From Survey-Linked Administrative Data• Michael Carr, University of Massachusetts Boston; Emily Wiemers*, University of Massachusetts Boston 251-3 The Effects of Increasing Immigration Enforcement on the Labor Supply of High-Skilled Native Women • Chloe East, University of Colorado Denver; Andrea Velasquez*, University of Colorado Denver 251-4 Women’s Schooling and Employment Gains During the Great Mexican Migration Era• Jenna Nobles*, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Kelsey Wright, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Julieta Perez Amador, El Colegio de México 2019 Meeting Saturday Program
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 313 252-1 — 252-4 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm
252 Mixed Methods CHAIR: Sanyu Mojola, Princeton University DISCUSSANT: Nicole Angotti, American University 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Meeting Room 305 - Level 3 252-1 Male Migration and Unmet Need Among Married Couples in Eastern Nepal: Results From a Mixed-Methods Study • Sarah Staveteig*, U.S. Department of State; Neera Shrestha; Sunita Gurung, New ERA; Kathryn Kampa, Tulane University 252-2 Crowding-Out or Crowding-In? The Effect of a Social Cash Transfer on Informal Support in Ghana • Marlous de Milliano*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Clare Barrington, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Sudhanshu Handa, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Gustavo Angeles, National Institute of Public Health (INSP), Mexico and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 252-3 Blood Is Thicker Than Bloodshed: A Genealogical Approach to Reconstruct Populations After Armed Conflicts• Diego Alburez-Gutierrez*, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
252-4 Animated Vignettes and Child/Adolescent Perspectives in the Global South • Deborah Levison*, University of Minnesota; Anna Bolgrien, University of Minnesota 2019 Meeting Saturday Program Saturday 2019 Meeting 314 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program Participants Index 2019 MEETING PARTICIPANTS INDEX
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 315 Program Participants Index (A) – 316 Adjiwanou, Visseho Adjei, Nicholas Adetutu, Olufemi Adetunji, Jacob Adem, Muna Adedini, Sunday Adebowale, Ayo Addo, Fenaba 234 Adamo, SusanaBeatriz Adamba, Clement Adair, Tim Acosta, Enrique Ackert, Elizabeth Acharya, Yubraj Acharya, Sanjeev Acharya, Rajib Acharya, ArunKumar Achana, Fabian Acevedo-Garcia, Dolores Aburto, Jose Manuel Aburto, Jose Abufhele, Alejandra Abu, Mumuni Abrams, Leah Abowd, JohnMaron Aborigo, Raymond Aboba, Mathias Abellan, Antonio Abel, Richard Abel, GuyJ. Abel, Alawode Abdulrahman, Azeez Abate, Mehiret Aassve, Arnstein Aaltonen, Mikko 156, P10
PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS INDEX PROGRAM ...... A ...... 129, 170, P4, ...... 187, P3, P5 103, P3, P3 4, 122, 180 ...... P10, P10 112, 146 1 110, .61, P4, P11 201, P1 106, P7 111, P6 52, 166 Oral Paper, Poster andSessionParticipants 45, 64 1 P3 .91, 187 146 172 248 192 229 P1 P2 P2 P2 P7 P2 P8 P9 P3 P5 18 25 44 26 53 Ahmed, Khandaker Jafor Ahmed, Danish Ahmad, Zobayer Ahlquist, Daniel Ahern, Jennifer Agyei-Mensah, Samuel Agula, Caesar Aguilera, Guadalupe Aguilar, Diego Aguila, Emma Agree, EmilyM. Agrawal, Sutapa Agrawal, Mayank Agbovi, Vincent-Irénée Agbai, Chinyere Agadjanian, Victor Afulani, Patience Afonso, Y. Natalia Adsera, Alicia Admon, Lindsay Adler, Nancy Adkins, Daniel E. Akresh, Liana Akinyemi, Akanni I. Akimova, Evelina Akila, Dorcas Akazili, James Ajijola, Lekan Ajaero, Chukwuedozie K. Aishwarya Aisenbrey, Silke 133, 138, P6, P11 Ailshire, Jennifer A. Aiken, Abigail A. R. Aiello, Allison Ahsan, MdNazmul Ahrenfeldt, Linda Ahmmad, Zobayer Ahmed, Saifuddin P7 ...... 151, 211, 241, P7 ...... 170, 172, P1 ...... 66, 209,P4, ...... 19, 26, 81, ...... P1, P5,P8 129, 228 ...... P2, P10 213, P5 246, P6 P1, P1 35, P2 51, 96 10, 53 ...... PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P11 140 135 213 237 207 P3 P7 P8 P2 P1 P5 P4 P1 P1 P5 P5 76 76 40 23 20 96 36 2 Akushevich, Igor Aktas, Arda Aksan, Anna-Maria Akresh, Richard Alhassan, Nurudeen Alfonso, Natalia AlFakhri, Marwa Alfah, Dani Alexander, Monica Alexander, Lily Alemu, Haregeweyni Al-Dulaimi, Ragheed Alderotti, Giammarco Aldaz Vélez, Evelyn Alcaraz, Melissa Alburez-Gutierrez, Diego Albelda, Randy Alagarajan, Manoj Al Tamime, Reham Abdullah Al MahmudShohag, Alon, Sigal Almeida, David Allred, Colette Allen, Ryan Allen, Courtney Allen, Chenoa Alkema, Leontine Aliou, Sani Alvarez, Johnatan Alvarez, Jesus-Adrian Alvarado-Urbina, Andrea Alvarado, Steven Altman, Claire Onur Altindag, Alper, Howard Allen, Amira P11 189 252 61 ...... 90, P1, P1, P1, ...... 132, P3, P5, P5 ...... 47, 185,203 ...... 37, 104,P8 ...... 42, 67, 92 ...... 101, 103, ..... 180, 236 119, 129 182, P6 216, P7 60, 104 P8, P8 33, P8 10, P1 ...... P11 182 201 239 176 108 128 133 93, P9 P9 P9 P7 P1 P8 12 56 53 43 30 44 . –
Alves, Luciana C..P6, P6, P6, P6 Anjur-Dietrich, Selena...... 33 Atobrah, Deborah...... P6 Amaral, Ernesto...... 189, P7, P8 Anker, Anne Sofie...... 243 Attili, Marina...... P7 Ambrosetti, Elena...... P7, P7 Anneliese, Singh...... 97 Atuh, Teke...... P3, P10 Program Participants Index Amin, Sajeda...... P2 Antczak, Radoslaw...... 179 Augustijn, Lara...... P4 Amireddy, Bheemeshwar.... P2 Antobam, Samuel...... P1, P1 Augustine, Jennifer....138, 181, Amo-Adjei, Joshua...... 68, 172 Aparicio-Lopez, Rosario...... P9 206 Amoateng, Acheampong Y..P1, Apte, Joshua...... P11 Aung, Ther...... 121 P4 Aptekar, Sofya...... P2 Aurino, Elisabetta...... P2 Amorim, Mariana...... 41 Aqtar, Fahima...... P1 Austrian, Karen...... P10, P10 Amuedo-Dorantes, Catalina..... Aradhya, Siddartha.107, 241, P4 Aveldanes, José...... P9 162, Aradhya, Siddartha...... P7 Avendano, Mauricio....43, 112, 224, 237 153, 159, P4, P5 Arbeev, Konstantin G...... P3 (B) Ananat, Elizabeth O...... 107 Arcaya, Mariana...... 55 Averett, Susan L...... 107, 162 Anand, Arun Perumbilavil.... P6 Ard, Kerry...... 156, 176 Avery, Christy...... 246 Anand, Neha...... 216 Arenas Arroyo, Esther...... 224 Avila, Jaqueline...... 205, P6 Andersen, Jennifer...... 178, P5 Arends-Kuenning, Mary.175, P3 Awoonor-Williams, John.P1, P5, Andersen, Kathryn...... P1 Argeros, Grigoris...... P7 P8, P10, P10 Andersen, Lars H....69, 80, 243 Argys, Laura M...... 59, 107 Awusabo-Asare, Kofi...... 135 Andersen, Synøve N.....175, P7 Arias, Elizabeth...... P3 Ayivor, Philip...... P10, P10 Anderson, Elizabeth...... P5 Armendariz, Marina...... P11 Aysa-Lastra, Maria...... 24, P7 Anderson, Kermyt G...... P1 Arnold, Fred...... P3 Azumah, Selorme...... P1 Anderson, Leigh...... P8 Arocho, Rachel...... 41 B Anderson, Lydia...... P9 Arokiasamy, Perianayagam.P11 Anderson, Machele...... 88 Arora, Kanika...... P6 Babazadeh, Saleh...... P1 Anderson, Raeda...... 13 Arpino, Bruno...... 179, P4 Baccini, Michela...... P8 Andersson, Krister...... 53 Arroyo, Julia...... P9, P11 Bachmeier, James D...... 5 Andersson, Linus...... 33 Arruda, Natália...... P6, P6 Bacon, Rachel...... P7 Andersson, Matthew....15, 139 Aruldas, Kumudha...... 129 Badasu, Delali...... P6 Andrade, Flavia...... 64, 205 Aryanty, Imma...... P10 Bader, Michael D. M..180, 196, 216 Andrade, Gilena G...... P2 Asabere, Charles...... 27, P1, P8 Baer, Rebecca...... P5 Andrasfay, Theresa.....104, P11 Ashburn, Kimberly...... 141 Baffoe, Peter...... P10, P10 Andrea, Sarah...... P5 Ashraf, Sana...... P9 Baier, Tina...... 32 Andreev, Kirill F...... P3, P6 Ashwin, Sarah...... 222 Bailey, Amy K...... P8 Andrew, Megan...... 76 Asim, Muhammad...... P3, P4 Bailey, Martha...... 62, 87 Andriano, Liliana.....47, 73, 211 Assaf, Shireen...... 148 Bailis, Robert...... 121 Andújar-Llosa, Andrea...... P7 Astone, Nan M...... 155 Baird, Sarah...... 201, 211 Anelli, Massimo...... 58, 251 Astuti, Nur Fitri Widya...... P11 Baker, Elizabeth H...... P9 Ang, Shannon...... 249, P6 Asuming, Patrick...... 27, P11 Baker, Kelly...... 36 Angel, Jacqueline.2, 205, P6, P6 Asuming, Patrick Opoku.P1, P8 Baker, Regina...... 199, 227 Angel, Ronald...... 205 Ataullahjan, Anushka...... 8 Bakhtsiyarava, Maryia...... P3 Angeles, Gustavo....63, 252, P8 Athar, Khizra...... 28 Bakis, Ozan...... 30 Angelini, Viola...... 87 Atherwood, Serge...... P5 Balasca, Coralia...... P5 Angeningsih, Leslie...... P7 Atiglo, Donatus Yaw...... 33 Balbo, Nicoletta...... 41, 249, P9 Angotti, Nicole.37, 96, 184, 252, Atiqul Haq, Shah Md...... P3, P3 P10 Balistreri, Kelly...... 156, P9 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 317 Program Participants Index (B) – .Banda, Pamela C. Bancalari, Antonella Ban, Radu Bambauer, Jane Baluran, Darwin Balk, Deborah L 318 Bassarsky, Lina Basellini, Ugofilippo Baruwa, Ololade Bartkowski, John Bartel, Ann Barros, Henrique Barrington, Clare Barrientos, Tonatiuh Barre, Iman Barragan, Melissa Barr, Ashley Barofsky, Jeremy Barnighausen, Till Barnes, J. C. Barker, Hilary Barham, Tania Bardo, Anthony P5, P5 Barclay, Kieron Barbuscia, Anna Barbieri, Magali Barbieri, AlissonF. Barber, Jennifer S. Barban, Nicola Baranowska-Rataj, Anna Baptista, Emerson Bao, Luoman Bansod, Dhananjay W. Bansal, Anjali Banougnin, Boladé Bann, David Bankole, Akinrinola Bangha, Martin Banerji, Manjistha Banerjee, Rakesh Banerjee, Anuja Banerjee, Adrita P5
...... 32, 107,130,P1, ...... P4, P10, P11 41, 142,154 ...... 11, 15, 111 ...... 61, P3, P6 28, 86, P5 ...... P1, P10 252, P8 164, P9 106, P3 137, P4 68, 184 68, 172 58, 220 ... P5, P8 P3, P6 P1, P4 43, P5 4, 173 130, P11 P10 P10 190 184 148 188 195 167 233 P9 P5 P5 P1 P9 P2 P5 P2 P4 13 80 25 211, P11 Behrman, Julia Behrman, Jere Beguy, Donatien Begen, Nazire Beckhusen, Julia Becker, Andrea Beck, Audrey N. Beauregard, Jennifer Beauchemin, Cris Bearman, Peter S. Beard, Justina Bearak, Jonathan Bean, Frank D. P8, P11 Bawah, Ayaga A. Baumle, AmandaK. Baumgartner, Erin Baum, Sarah Bauldry, Shawn Batyra, Ewa Batty, David Batra, Akansha Basu, Sharmistha Bastos, JoãoLuizDornelles Basso, Gaetano Bérard-Chagnon, Julien Bentley, Michael Benson, Jade Bennett, Neil G. Benner, Aprile Ben-Michael, Elijahu Bengtson, Angela Bendavid, Eran Ben-Avi, Matanel Beltran-Sanchez, Hiram Belsky, DanielW. Bell, Suzanne Bélanger, Alain Belachew, Tefara Bein, Christoph 155, P5 231 P10 ...... 35, P1, P1, P1, P1, ...... 47, 54, 73, 134, ...... 15, 38, 138, P5, ...... 27, 96, P1,P5, ...... 190, 210 219, P5 228, P1 118, P4 157, P5 33, 203 ...... 70, P2 5, 225 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program 9, 29, P10 P11 P10 P10 189 213 160 251 246 . P2 P3 P4 P5 P2 P5 P3 P9 P4 P6 P8 51 43 97 11 99 37 Besbris, Max Bertrand, Jane Berry, Amanda Berrington, AnnM. Berrigan, Miranda Berri, Nasma Bernardi, Fabrizio Bernardes, Tereza Bermudez Tapia, Bertha Berkman, Lisa Bergeron-Boucher, Marie-Pier 233, P8 Berger, Lawrence M. Berchick, Edward Berazneva, Julia Biney, Elizabeth P10, P10 Biney, AdrianaA. Bilsborrow, Richard Billingsley, Sunnee Billari, Francesco Bijou, Christina Bijlsma, Maarten J. Bietsch, Kristin Bharati, Tushar Bharathi, Naveen Bhandari, Prem B. Bhandari, Pravat Bhalotra, Sonia Bhagianadh, Divya Bhagat, RamB. Beutel, AnnM. Betz, Michael Bessenaar, Tshego Besral, Besral Berry, E.Helen Bijak, Jakub Bignami, Simona Bielamowicz, Rebecca Biehl, Andres Biddlecom, Ann Bhutta, Zulfiqar Bhattacharya, Jay 9, P5 ...... 238, P4, P11 242, P1, P10 ...... 33, P1, P9, . 39, P6, P6 199, 227, 144, 171 141, 229 ...... 200, P5 192, P1 ...... P1, P4 P5, P6 P7, P8 P2, P4 83, P1 56, P5 8, P3 P10 P10 128 124 157 215 130 250 P5 P9 P9 P4 P6 P8 P6 P6 P7 P6 P1 53 73 94 35 85 . –
Bing, Lindsay...... 243 Bosky, Amanda...... 67 Brown, Dustin...... 114, P5 Bingenheimer, Jeffrey.148, 204, Bostean, Georgiana...... 26 Brown, J. Scott...... 2, P9 P1 Bouchard, Martin...... 80 Brown, Joey...... 210 Program Participants Index Bingley, Paul...... 32 Boudreaux, Jordan...... 201 Brown, Laura...... 248 Binukumar, B...... P11 Boudreaux, Michel...... P9, P11 Brown, Lauren...... 81, 133 Birkelund, Gunn Elisabeth.241, Boujija, Yacine...... P4 Brown, Ryan P...... 130, 173 P7 Boulware, Angel.119, 148, 242, Brown, Susan K...... 168 Bischoff, Kendra...... 180 P1, P2 Brown, Susan L.....90, 118, 245 Bishai, David...177, 216, P1, P7 Bountogo, Mamadou...... 68 Brown, Taylor...... P4 Bishop, Meg...... P5 Bourbeau, Robert R...... 112 Brown, Tyson...... 207 Bishop, Nicholas...... P6 Boyce, Sabrina...... 129, P1, P4 Brown, Win...... 119 Biswas, Ayantika...... P5 Boyd, Catherine...... 18 Browning, Christopher.72, 247 (c) Bitew, Fikrewold...... P5 Boyle, Elizabeth...... 201, P1, P2 Bruckner, Tim-Allen.....26, 107, Bitewulign, Befikadu...... 53 Bozick, Robert...... P2 250 Bitler, Marianne...... 147, 239 Braack, Mirko...... P8 Brumfield, Sarah...... P11 Bittles, Alan H...... P9 Bradatan, Cristina...... 106 Bruns, Angela...... 160, P8 Black, Robert...... 157 Bradley, Sarah E. K.....148, 170, Bryson Clark, Jennifer...... P3 Blades, Nakeisha...... 68 229, P1 Buback, Laura...... P1 Blakeslee, Laura...... P3 Brady, David...... 227 Buchmann, Claudia...... 115 Blanchard, Kelly...... P10 Braga, Breno...... 155 Buckley, Cynthia...... 30, P1 Blangiardo, Gian Carlo...... P7 Braines, Dave...... P3 Bueno, Xiana...... 12 Blocklin, Michelle...... 60 Brand, Jennie E...... 158 Buher Kane, Jennifer....26, 250 Bloome, Deirdre...... 7 Branden, Maria...... 124 Bui, Bonnie...... 13 Blum, Robert...... 63, P2, P2 Brandt, Martina...... P6, P11 Burd, Irina...... P11 Blunch, Niels-Hugo...... P8 Branigan, Amelia...... 32, P11 Burdick-Will, Julia...... 72 Boardman, Jason D...... 132 Braudt, David...... 32, 89 Burdorf, Alex...... 112 Boen, Courtney...... 212 Brauner-Otto, Sarah R...... 113, Bures, Regina M..46, 122, 176, Boertien, Diederik.16, 118, 120, 126, 211 P3 P4, P4 Brazil, Noli...... 4, 29, 55, 235 Burgard, Sarah A...... 89, 246 Boettner, Bethany...... 72 Breinholt, Asta...... 70, 199 Burghart, Brian...... 219 Bohk-Ewald, Christina...... P3 Breithaupt, Lindsay....P10, P10, Burke, Kristen...... 33 Bohon, Stephanie A...... 80 P10 Burke, Marshall...... 157 Bokun, Anna...... P10 Breton, Etienne...... P4 Burkhart, Julie...... P10 Bol, Thijs...... 42, 218 Brewer, Mackenzie...... P8 Burl, Taylor...... 144 Bolano, Danilo...... P4 Brinton, Mary...... 12, 152, P10 Burr, Jeffrey A...... 77, P4 Bolgrien, Anna...... 197, 252 Brite, Jennifer...... 44, 52 Burstein, Roy...... 187 Bongaarts, John...... 229 Brockman, Amanda...... 164 Bushway, Shawn...... 243, P9 Bonnet, Carole...... 218 Brooks, Bram...... 119, 129 Butler, Jaclyn...... P8 Bonsang, Eric...... 205 Brooks, Matthew...... P3, P3 Byerly, Jack...... P3 Boone-Heinonen, Janne...... P5 Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne...... 239 Bygren, Magnus...... 124 Booth, Heather...... 9 Broussard, Kathleen....53, 209, Byker, Tanya...... P5 Bor, Jacob...... 14 P10 Borman, Christine...... 123 Brower, Susan...... 1 C Bornstein, Marta...... P10 Brown, David...... 99 Cabus, Sofie...... P2 Borodulin, Katja...... 142 Brown, David L...... 171, P8 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 319 Program Participants Index (c) – Calarco, Jessica Cai, Yong Cai, Yixia Cai, Shenghan Cagney, Kathleen A. Cacari-Stone, Lisa 320 Carroll, Jamie Carrino, Ludovico Carriere, Yves Carrico, Amanda Carreira, Gabrielle Carr, Michael Carr, Kyle Carr, Deborah Carollo, Angela Carlson, Marcia J. Carlson, Daniel Carll, Erin Carioli, Alessandra Cardona, Carolina Caputo, Jennifer Cappellari, Lorenzo 116, 187 Canudas-Romo, Vladimir Cantu, PhillipA. 244, P1 DavidCanning, Canedo, Ana Candipan, Jennifer Cancian, Maria Canales, Andrea Campos, Járvis Campisi, Nicholas E. Campbell, Mary Campbell, Joseph Camarda, CarloG. Calzada, Esther Calvert, Clara Callender, Charlton Call, Maia Caldwell, Cleopatra Caldera, Selena Calazans, Julia 229,
...... 46, 54, 106, 121 ...... 47, 129,176, ...... 167, 185, P6 27, 177,216 ...... 112, 159 131, 181 159, P4 194, P5 181, P4 200, P4 251, P8 72, 140 . 9, 80, P10 P11 P10 110 205 125 186 186 121 P3 P1 P3 P3 P2 P8 P4 P5 P6 P5 P7 P6 89 32 94 84 74 96 70 Cha, Hyungmin Cesare, Nina P3 Cervantes deBlois, Chelsea Cerigo, Helen Cepa, Kennan Ceobanu, AlinM. Cederstrom, Agneta P11 Cebolla-Boado, Hector Cavenaghi, Suzana M. Cavanagh, ShannonE. Caudillo, Monica Catron, Peter Catherine, Calder Caswell, Hal Castro, Marcia C. Castro, Andres Castle, Kate Castillo, Philicia Castagnaro, Cinzia Cassels, Susan Casique, Irene Casey, Joan Caruso, German Carter, Nicole Chang, Yi-ChunChang, VirginiaChang, W. Jina Chang, Huey-ChiChang, Hsin-Chieh Chang, Chamberlain, Heather Challa, Sneha Chakrabarti, Averi Chakalov, Bozhidar Chai, Lei Chai, Hye Won Chae, Sophia Chae, David Chadoka, Nyasha Chace Dwyer, Sara Cha, Young-Jae Lissette P5, P4 ...... 108, 119, 129, P1, .108, 119, 129, P1 ...... 66, 155,P2, P11 ...... 18, 126,154 ...... 208, P5, P5 ...... 184, 210 ...... 5, P2, .151, P1, P10 164, P4 247, P4 160, P5 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P10 P10 166 183 225 101 201 124 112 233 110 P5 P1 P1 P7 P7 P6 P3 P9 P3 P9 P9 P3 72 38 63 52 4 Chiao, Chi Chi, Guangqing Chen, Shuang Chen, Shanting Chen, Pei-Ying Chen, Mengni Chen, Lei Chen, Joyce Chen, Jiajia Chen, I-Chien Chen, Feinian Chen, Chen Chen, Anqi Chen, Andrew Chellman, Colin Chauvel, Louis Chaurasiya, Dinesh Chaurasia, Vaishali Chauhan, Shekhar P5, P7 Chattopadhyay, Aparajita Chatterji, Minki Chatterjee, Sayantani Chatterjee, Esha Chasins, Sarah Charurat, Elaine Charles, Maria Chapman, Alexander Chiliba, Chitalu Child, Stephanie Chernenko, Alla Cherlin, Andrew J. Chenjera, Flint Yen-hsinCheng, Siwei Cheng, Hao-Chun Cheng, Cheng Cheng, Chen, Yi Chen, Xuejiao Chen, Xi Chen, Wei P7 P10 169, P11 P5, P5, ...... 48, 67, 100, 167 ...... P10, P10, P10, ...... 171, 188, 208, 171, 209, 244 ...... 55, 127,137, ...... 78, 103,145 ...... 209, P10 161, 232 P1, P11 P1, P11 206, P8 P6, P7 P1, P1 P7, P9 76, P6 ... P11 P10 P11 208 155 107 110 P3, P4 P5 P3 P2 P2 P9 P4 P8 P9 P9 P6 P4 P9 P6 P9 22 92 –
Chilongo, Thabbie...... 121 Clark, Brett...... 156 Cooperstock, Alexandra.... 125, Chin, Yoo-Mi...... P9 Clark, Rebecca L...... 3, P3 180, P8 Chinn, Juanita...... 40, P3 Clark, Samuel J.....184, 219, P5, Cope, Michael...... P7 Program Participants Index Chiu, Chi-Tsun...... P6 P5, Copeny, Jerica...... 100 Chiu, Doris...... P10 P5, P11 Cordes, Sarah...... 125 Cho, Kate...... P1 Clark, Sandra L...... P3 Corey, Julia...119, 148, 242, P1, Cho, Sugene...... P8 Clark, Shelley...... 66, 204, P3 P2 Cho, Youngtae...... P3, P10 Clarke, Damian...... 85 Coritz, Alli...... P10 Choi, Daesung...... P5, P7 Clarke, Lynda...... 223 Corkadi, Gerrit...... P4 Choi, HwaJung...... 65 Clarke, Philippa...... P5 Corker, Jamaica...... 8, 129 Choi, Jaehee...... P8 Clement, Kerri...... P7 Corman, Hope...... 130, 153 Correa, Gerardo...... 201 Choi, Kate Hee...225, 231, 240, Cline, Mike E...... P3 (c) P7 Clouston, Sean A. P...... P5, P6 Correa, Isac...... 106 Choi, Seongsoo...... P8 Coast, Ernestina E...... P10 Cortina, Kai...... P2 Choi, Seung-won...... P6 Cobb, Ryon...... 161 Cosic, Damir...... P6, P9 Choi, Yool...... 174 Codjoe, Samuel...... P6 Costa, Megan...... P10 Choi, Yoonjoung...... 170 Coffey, Diane...... 80, 220, P5 Costa-Font, Joan...... 130 Choi, Youjin...... 90 Cohen, Alicia...... P2, P9 Costanzo, Molly...... P4 Choiriyyah, Ifta...... P2 Cohen, Craig R...... P1 Costa-Ramon, Ana Maria.. 173 Choudary, Wendie...... P7 Cohen, Jessica...... 149, P10 Costenbader, Elizabeth...... 141 Choudhuri, Pallavi...... P3 Cohen, Philip N...... 90 Cotton, Cassandra...... P4 Chouhan, Bijay...... P1 Cohen, Susanna...... 172 Counterman, Miriam...... 156 Chourase, Mithlesh...... P5 Cole, Steve...... 100, 232, P11 Courtin, Emilie..43, 81, 153, P5 Chowdhury, Biswabandita... P4 Cole, Wade...... P1 Coutinho, Raquel....183, P1, P4 Chowdhury, Sourangsu...... P11 Colen, Cynthia G...... 52, 195 Cowan, Sarah K...... 62 Chowell, Gerardo...... 197, P11 Collins, Robert...... P7 Cox, Ronald...... 88 Choy, Courtney...... P2 Collinson, Mark....103, P7, P11 Crampin, Mia...... P11, P11 Christakis, Nicholas...... P10 Collyer, Sophie...... 62 Cranney, Stephen...... P3 Christensen, Kaare...... 80, P6 Comfort, Alison...... 85 Crespo Cuaresma, Jesus...... 46 Christofield, Megan...P10, P10, Comolli, Chiara Ludovica.87, P8 Crimmins, Eileen.140, 144, 232, P10 Compton, Janice...... 101 P6 Chrysanthopoulou, Stavroula... Condon, Katherine M...... P3 Croft, Trevor N...... P10 P10 Cone, James...... 44 Cromartie, John...... 98 Chu, Yue...... 109 Conely, Dalton...... 131 Crosnoe, Robert...... 217 Chumbley, Justin...... P11 Conger, Dylan...... 92 Crowder, Kyle...... 212, P7 Chung, Hyeran...... P3 Conley, Dalton..29, 32, 199, P5 Cruz, Christian Joy P...... P4, P6 Chung, Pil H...... 101, 128, 162 Conlon, Claudia Morrissey.. P1 Cruz, Grace...... P6, P11 Churchill, Brandyn...... P8 Connolly, Faith...... 72 Cruz, Monica...... P11 Churchill, Brendan...... 215 Connor, Dylan...... P7 Cuartas, Jorge...... 26 Cicuirkaite, Gabriele...... 246 Consuelo Mejía Piñeros, María Cuchcatla, Crisna...... P8 Ciganda, Daniel...... 33 108 Cuesta, Laura...... 183, P4 Cilek, Laura...... 197, P11 Contractor, Noshir...... P1 Cuevas, Adolfo...... 76 Cipin, Ivan...... 2 Cooney, Julene...... P8 Cui, Qi...... 9 Citro, Constance F...... 25, 147 Cooper , Rochelle...... P3 Cukrowska-Torzewska, Ewa. P9 Clague, Angela...... 190, 210, P5 Cooper, Lindsey...... P9 Cullen, Mark...... P11 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 321 Program Participants Index (D) – Cunningham, Scott Cunningham, Marc Cunningham, Jamein Cunningham, David Cunningham, Angela Culver, Corey 322 de laCroix, David de Castro, Filipa de Azevedo, Felipe Inacio de Araújo Cunha, Mariana Daw, Jonathan Davis, Ifeyinwa F. Dave, Dhaval Datta, Saugato Dasgupta, Aisha P7 Dasappa-Venketsamy, Princelle Das, Ipsita Das, Dipendra Nath Das Gupta, Monica Darrah-Okike, Jennifer Darney, BlairG. Darmawi, Vidia Dansou, Justin Danos, Denise Danko, Maciej Linh Dang, Damaske, Sarah Damania, Richard Dallman, Scott Dake, A. FideliaA. Dahlberg, Johan Dahaghi, Kevin Souza,D’ Anna Curtis, Sian Curtis, Katherine J. Curran, Sara P5, P5,P6, P7, P7 Cunningham, Solveig P9 P3, P10 P2,
...... D ...... 27, 123,229 ...... 108, P1, P1, ...... 6, 73, 106 ...... 223, 248, 116, P10 ...... P1, P10 153, P8 231, P6 201, P2 53, 215 56, P4 . . P11 P11 P10 163 180 204 233 195 P4, P4 P4 P9 P1 P7 P2 P9 P5 P8 P7 P5 P6 P9 89 40 36 Desai, Sonalde B. Desai, Sheila Denoeux, Genevieve Dennis, Alexis Denney, Justin T. Denier, Nicole Denardo, Danielle Demilew, Abebual StephanieDeLong, DellaPosta, Daniel DelCorazon, Gina Delaunay, Valérie Del Boca, Daniela Dehury, Bidyadhar Decker, Michele Décieux, JeanPhilippe Pierre Debiasi, Enrico DeAngelis, Reed De Witte, Kristof De Wet, Nicole De Souza, LaeticiaR. de Silva, Ranjith de Sherbinin, Alex De Santis, Gustavo De Moortel, Deborah de Milliano, Marlous De laTorre, Rodolfo Di Nallo, Alessandro di Lego Goncalves, Vanessa Dhillon, Preeti Dhakad, Moradhvaj Dey, Sudeshna Dey, Sagnik deWolf, Mark DeWaard, Jack Devine, Jason Desta, Selamawit Desmond, Matthew Deslauriers, Véronique Deshmukh, Neerad Desbureaux, Sebastien P3, P4,P11 P1, Gabrielle 236, 250 ...... 55, 171,188, ...... 71, 212,235 ...... 238, P3, P7 96, P4, P10 .177, P6, P9 ...... 1, 79, 145 ...... 165, P11 31, 100, ...... 10, P10 223, P5 252, P8 P4, P9 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P11 P10 P11 P11 133 129 124 227 244 167 115 214 P3 P1 P5 P9 P5 P5 P9 P2 P4 P3 P3 P1 P4 58 61 36 .79 Dockendorff, Kari J. Doan, Long Do, Mai Do, Duy DiClemente, Kira Diaz-Venegas, Carlos Diaz, Christina 172, P10 Diamond-Smith, Nadia Diallo, Ibrahima Diaconu, Viorela Di, Wenhua Donnelly, Louis Donnelly, Bridgit VictoriaDonnaloja, Hao Dong, Donehower, Gretchen Dondero, Molly Donato, Katharine Dona, Gonzalo Dommermuth, Lars Domínguez Torres, María Domingue, Benjamin Dollar, Nathan Dodoo, Naa Dodua Dodoo, Francis Dodini, Samuel Do Valle, Stella Zucchetti Dmowska, Anna Djogbenou, Robert Djamba, Yanyi Dixon, Angela DiPrete, ThomasA. Diop, Nafissatou Dion, Patrice XuejieDing, Dimitrova, Anna Dillon, Lisa Diewald, Martin Dietrich, Sandy Dieci, Maria 170, 195 Teresa Schons ...... 56, 204,P7, P7 ...... 55, 224,P7 ...... 33, P1, P9 33, 53, P9 ...... 121, 237 . 74, 173, ..... 239, P4 58, P10 42, 92 36, 46 9, P6 119, P10 166 100 120 227 198 239 184 142 P6 P2 P3 P2 P5 P8 P9 P2 P1 P9 P1 P2 P3 P4 P4 97 73 48 95 –
Donnelly, Rachel...... 133 Dutta, Garima...... 226 Emeka, Amon...... P7 Donno, Annalisa...... P2, P6 Dwivedi, Laxmi Kant...... P1 Emery, Tom...... P4 Dontamsetti, Trinadh...... 192 Dwivedi, Pravesh...... P10 Emina, Jacques B. O.....51, 129, Program Participants Index Dooley, Claire...... 203 Dwyer Emory, Allison.P4, P4, P9 P2, Doran, Elizabeth...... 233 Dyer, Shauna...... P8 P5 Dorelien, Audrey...... 197, 204 Emmanual, M. Dore Desire. 35 Doren, Catherine...... 87 E Emmart, Priya...... 242 Dorinski, Suzanne...... 99 East, Chloe...... 251 Engebretsen, Sarah...... P2 Douds, Kiara...... 62, 190 Ebeling, Marcus...... 9, P6 Engelman, Michal...... 55, 94 Dovie, Benjamin...... 106 Echave, Paola...... P6, P7 Engels, Miriam...... P4 Dow, William H...... 2, P10 Echeverri Davila, Beatriz.... P11 Engin, Hasim...... P5
Dowd, Jennifer B...... 22, 50, 52 Echeverri, Lina...... P10 Engzell, Per...... 7, 124 (F) Downer, Brian...... 205, P6, P6 Edberg, Mark...... 148, P1 Entwisle, Barbara...... 163, P7 Downing, Jae...... 97, 178 Edin, Kathryn...... 18 Ercin, Hazal...... P5 Downs-Tepper, Harlan...... P7 Ediru, Stephen...... P10 Eremenko, Tatiana.151, 237, P5 Dragano, Nico...... P4 Edmonds, Lavar...... 31, 100 Eriksson, Björn...... 225, P7 Drakeford, Leah...... P5 Edwards, Frank...... 157, 243 Erin, Kahle...... 97, P9 Drange, Nina...... 175 Eeckhaut, Mieke...... 149, P1 Erlinghagen, Marcel...... 79 Drew, Julia A...... 213 Ehrenthal, Deborah.....86, 213, Erman, Jeylan...... 54 Dribe, Martin.87, 225, 236, P1, P10 Erola, Jani...... 218 P5 Eibich, Peter...... 112, P4 Esposito, Michael.52, 156, 157 Driver, Nichola...... 76 Eichelmann-Lombardo, Essam, Maryam...... P1 Drost, Madeline...... P1 Federico...... P3 Essam, Mohamed...... P1 D’Souza, Stephanie...... 69 Eickmeyer, Kasey...... P8, P9 Esteve-Palos, Albert....154, 169 Duan, Yuanyuan...... P10 Eife, Erin...... P8 Ette, Andreas...... 79 Duarte, Yeda...... P6 Eilers, Michelle...... 108 Evangelist, Michael...... 216 Dube, Albert...... P11 Eilerts, Hallie...... P11 Evans, Ann...... 45 Dube, Shanta Rishi...... 63 Einio, Elina...... P4, P6 Evans, Linnea...... P2 Dubuc, Sylvie...... P10 Eisen, Ellen...... P11 Everett, Bethany...... 178, P5 Duchowny, Kate...... P5 Ekapirak, Tanyasorn...... 2 Ezeh, Alex C...... 51 Duckham, Rachel...... P2 Ela, Elizabeth...... P1 Dudel, Christian....200, 222, P1 Elbers, Benjamin...... 42, P3 F Dues, Adrianne...... 69 Elewonibi, Bilikisu...... 47, 129 Faber, Jacob W...... 221, 250 Duffy, Horace...... P2 Elizebath, Widen...... P4 Fabic, Madeleine...... 170, 226 Dufur, Mikaela...... P4 Elkasabi, Mahmoud...... 146 Falbo, Toni...... P1 Dunbar, Matt...... 106 El-Khoury, Marianne...... P1, P1 Falcon, Luis...... 76 Duncan, Greg J...... 147 Elleamoh, Gertrude...... 231 Fallesen, Peter.227, 230, P8, P9 Duncombe, Alicia...... 89 Ellis, Mark...... 145, 151 Fan, Wen...... 159 Dunifon, Rachel...... 131 Ellison, Christopher...... P9 Farfan, Gabriela...... 191 Dunn, Gillian...... 86 Ellwardt, Lea...... P6 Farina Ramos, Graziela...... 21 Duque, Valentina...... 130, 161 Elo, Irma T...... 86, 191, 212 Farina, Matthew...... P6 Durden, Mary...... 178 Eloundou-Enyegue, Parfait.. P3 Farkas, George...... P9 Durgin, Bryce...... P3, P5 Elwert, Felix...... P8 Farkas, Kriszta...... 213, P5 Dutra, Viviane...... P6, P10 Emanuel, Natalia...... 235 Farley, Reynolds...... P7
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 323 Program Participants Index (G) – Faundez, Luis Faul, Jessica D. Fatusi, Adesegun O. Fatehkia, Masoomali Fasang, Anette E. Farrell, Meagan 324 Firmino, Bruna Fiorio, Lee Finnigan, Ryan Finnegan, Amy Finlay, Jocelyn E. Fink, Guenther Fingerman, Karen Finch, BrianK. Fika, Henri RogerFielding, Field, Samuel Field, Elly Fiaveh, DanielYaw Ferwerda, Jeremy Ferrone, Lucia Ferrer, Ana Ferrari, Giulia Ferrandiz-Mont, David Fernandez, Celeste Fernández Soto, Mariana Fernandes, Fernando Fennell, Sean Feng, Kai Fenelon, Andrew Felmlee, Diane Felker, Beth Feldman, Marcus W. Feld, Brian P2 Feinberg, Seth L. Feigenbaum, James Feeney, Kevin Feehan, Dennis Fedor, Theresa M. Fazio, Elena Faye, Ousmane Fawcett Metcalfe, Gillian P1,
...... 119, 148, 242, 100, 165, 219 ...... 219, 223, P5 31, 105,227 41, 207,218 ...... P10, P10 145, 151 155, 244 174, 194 142, 232 ...... 69, 235 14, 216 P2, P9 P3, P9 P1, P7 39, P6 ... . 5, 30 P10 247 211 231 146 108 175 128 172 P5 P2 P2 P4 P1 P2 P5 P2 P2 P7 P9 P1 90 64 78 74 Fomby, Paula Flynn, David Flowers, Hilary Floridi, Ginevra Florian, Sandra Florey-Eischen, Francesca P7 Flores-Yeffal, Nadia Y. Flores, René Flores, René Flores, Martin Flood, Sarah Flippen, Chenoa A. Flingai, Seleeke Fleuret, Julia Fletcher, Jason Fletcher, Carla PaulFleming, J. Flaim, Amanda Fix, Laura Fitch, Catherine A. Fisker, Ane Fisk, Calley Fishman, Samuel Fish, Jessica Fischer, Oliver P. Fischer, ClaudeS. Fox, Liana Fox, Ashley Fowler, Patrick Foster, Thomas Foster, Angel Foster, Andrew Fossett, Mark Fosse, Ethan Förster, Jana Ford, Katherine Ford, Jodi Fontainha, Elsa Font, Sarah Fonseka, Ruvani Fong, Kelley Fong, Eric P3, P4 ...... 13, 70, 222, P3, P9 ...... 70, 131,181,204, ...... 82, 127,P7, P7 ...... 115, 145, 151 ...... 71, P5, P9 . 156, 168, 210, 231 168, 188 P3, P11 193, P3 94, 232 57, 165 P1, P4 59, P8 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program .... P11 P11 110 168 168 186 192 166 178 109 146 221 196 247 105 180 P6 P4 P7 P3 P9 P3 P6 P2 79 69 60 93 Fuller, Matthew Fuentes-Rivera, Evelyn Fu, Samantha Frye, Margaret Fry, Juliette Frost, David Fritzell, Johan Frisco, Michelle Friedman, Stephen Friedman, Esther M. Frempong-Ainguah, Faustina Freiberger, Michael Freese, Jeremy Freeman, Alex Freelin, Brittany Frech, Adrianne Fraser, Alison Frase, Robert Frantsuz, Yuri 216 Frankenberg, Elizabeth Frank, Reanne Francis, Joel Fraga, Sílvia Frade, Sasha Galadanci, Hadiza Gakidou, Emmanuela Gailey, Samantha Gaigbe-Togbe, Victor Gagnon, Alain Gagete Miranda, Jessica Gaby, Sarah Gabriel, Ryan Gabay-Egozi, Limor Fussell, Elizabeth Furuya, Shiro Furstenberg, Frank 200 Fürnkranz-Prskawetz, Alexia Frey, Vincenz 144, 163, 106 ...... G ...... P1, P10 P2, P11 198, P8 79, 237 26, 250 68, 116 65, 139 34, 46, ...... P3, P6 43, P5 57, P8 41, 52 P10 P10 112 195 106 154 176 100 135 112 163 100 157 ..... P5 P1 P1 P7 P4 89 97 44 74 32 ... 8 –
Galarraga, Omar...... P10 Genadek, Katie.13, 82, 160, P9 Glick, Jennifer...37, 84, 104, P2 Galbraith, Nora...... P3 Gennetian, Lisa A...... 153 Glish, Laura...... P1 Galea, Sandro...... 198 Genoni, Maria...... 191 Glover, Annie...... P10 Program Participants Index Gallagher, Meghan...... P10 Geraldo Bastias, Pablo....P8, P8 Glymour, Maria.14, 20, 133, P6, Gallo, Maria...... 135 Gerbaba, Mulusew...... 37 P6, Gamarel, Kristi...... 97, P9 Gerber, Elisabeth...... P8 P6, P7, P11 Gampe, Jutta...... 185 Gerber, Theodore P...... 57, 191 Godecker, Amy...... 86 Gansey, Romeo...... 191 Gerdts, Caitlin...... 35, P1 Godfrey, Tom E...... 146 Gao, Leiwen...... 172, P3 Gerland, Patrick....182, 187, P3 Godwin, Jessica...... 47 Garcia Hombrados, Jorge.. 220 Geronimus, Arline...... 29 Goel, Neeta...... 80 Garcia Manglano, Javier.... 194 Geruso, Michael...... P8 Goel, Varun...... 234
Garcia Roman, Juan...... 154, P4 Ghaddar, Suad...... P11 Gogoi, Mousumi...... 148 (G) García Zamora, Rodolfo...... 84 Ghani, Rayid...... 100 Goin, Dana...... 213, P5 Garcia, Jenny...... 201, P5 Ghilagaber, Gebrenegus.185, P5 Goisis, Alice..107, 241, P5, P11 Garcia, Marc...... 114, 205 Ghilardi, Adrian...... 121 Gold, Sarah...... 18, 221, 239 Garcia, Michael...... 139 Ghimire, Dirgha J..104, 211, P2 Goldbach, Jeremy...... P2 Garcia, Ricardo A...... P1 Ghio, Daniela...... P7, P7 Goldberg, Rachel E...... 72, 231 Garcia, Sarah...... 14, P2 Ghirimoldi, Federico...... P7 Goldberg, Renada...... 13 Garcia-Guerrero, Victor M... P3 Giano, Zachary...... 88 Goldenberg, Tamar...... 97, P9 García-Hombrados, Jorge.... P9 Gibbins, Karen...... 176 Goldman, Alyssa...... 11 García-Román, Joan...... 169 Gibbons, Joseph...... P5 Goldman, Dana...... 81 Gard, Arianna...... 232 Gibbs, Susannah...... P1 Goldman, Noreen...... 104 Gardner, Todd K...... P3 Gichane, Margaret...... P10 Goldmann, Gustave...... 238 Garimella, Kiran...... 128 Gichangi, Peter.....148, 170, P1 Goldscheider, Frances...... 194 Garip, Filiz...... 6, 208 Gietel-Basten, Stuart..127, P11 Goldsmith, Pat...... 24, P3 Garrett, Jenna...... P10 Gile, Krista...... 185 Goldstein, Adam...... 124 Garriga, Anna...... 45 Gill, Montana...... P10 Goldstein, Joshua...... 69, 165 Garriga, Pablo...... P2 Gill, Thomas...... 232, P5 Goldzahl, Léontine...... 112 Garver, Sarah...... 66, 83, 228 Gilligan, Jonathan...... 121 Goli, Srinivas...... 177, P1, P9 Gaughan, Andrea...... 110 Gilligan, Megan...... P5 Golub, Ginger...... 170, 172 Gausman, Jewel...... P11 Gilroy, Connor...... P7 Gomez, Anu...... 213 Gauthier, Anne H...... P4, P10 Gilsanz, Paola...... P6 Gomez-Olive, Francesc.96, 184, Gaydosh, Lauren.100, 232, P11 Ginsburg, Carren..103, P7, P11 P2, Gayfield, Asiah...... 44 Giordano, Peggy C...P1, P1, P8, P6, P7, P9, P11 Gaynes, Bradley...... P10 P9, Gomory, Henry...... 236, P3 Gebreselassie, Tesfayi...... P10 P9 Gonalons Pons, Pilar....17, 120, P9 Geiger, Jessica...... P10 Giorgio, Margaret...... 35, P10 Gondek, Dawid...... 111 Geis, Steffen...... P11 Gipson, Jessica D...... P10 Gong, Xiao Yu...... 200 Geist, Claudia...... 45, P1, P9 Giroux, Sarah...... P3, P8, P10 Gonlin, Vanessa...... P9 Gelatt, Julia...... 224, 240 Giuntella, Osea...... 58 Gonzaga, Marcos...... 61 Gelbgiser, Dafna...... 92 Glaser, Karen F...... P4 Gonzalez, Alejandro...... P9 Geller, Amanda B...... 143 Glass, Jennifer...... 139 Gonzalvo, Begoña...... P2 Gemmill, Alison...... 210, 248 Glei, Dana A...... 22, 34 Gleit, Rebecca...... 150 Gonzalvo-Cirac, Margarita.. P2, Genadek, Katherine...... 62 P5
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 325 Program Participants Index (H) – Goodman-Bacon, Andrew Goodman, Suzan Goodman, Julia Goodman, Alissa IraGooding, Goode, Joshua 326 Grieger, Lloyd D. Greulich, Angela Greenup, Rachel Greenfield, Emily Greene, Madelyne Greenberg, Karra Greenbaum, Charlotte Green, Tiffany Greatorex-Voith, Siobhan Gray, Edith E. Gray, Clark Grätz, Michael Grasset, Leslie Grapsa, Erofili P10 Grant, Monica J. Grant, Christan Grant, Annaliese Graif, Corina Graham, Carlyn Graetz, Nick Grace, Saul Grace, Kathryn Goyette, Kimberly Goyal, Nihit Govil, Dipti Goussé, Marion Goujon, Anne Gough, Margaret Gottlieb, Laura Gosh, Soumitra Gørtz, Mette Gorsuch, Marina Gordon, Allegra Goosby, Bridget J. M. Goodwin, Mary Goodwin, Julia 231,
. 6, 46, 106, 144, 234 ...... P1, P5,P11, P11 ...... 12, 104,204, ...... 86, 134,212 ...... 133, P6, P7 15, P4, P4 112, 246 6, 73, P1 ...... 11, 111 P5, P5 76, P9 14, P5 32, 95 .... . P11 107 245 157 176 120 233 169 213 P8 P4 P1 P1 P5 P8 P8 P5 P8 P2 P7 P2 57 21 42 45 20 71 40 85 Gull, Bethany Gulati, Bal Kishan Guit Antonio, Rosa Noemi Guimaraes, Raphael 191, 198 Guillot, Michel Guiella, Georges Guedes, Gilvan R. Guedes Auditor, Jean Gubernskaya, Zoya Guarin, Angela Guan, Qing Gu, Danan Gu, Baochang Gruijters, Rob Grow, Andre Grover, Josiah Gross, Mark Gromis, Ashley Grogan-Kaylor, Andrew Groene, Emily Grillos, Tara Grigoryeva, Angelina JeffreyGrigg, Griffin, Risa Griffin, Lauren Gutierrez Vazquez, Edith Gusmano, Michael SunitaGurung, Gurrentz, Benjamin Gurak, DouglasT. Gupta, Raksha Gupta, Nidhi Gupta, Devarupa Gupta, Amrita Gupta, Ajay Gupta, Aashish Guo, Guang Guo, Fei Gunopulos, Dimitrios P10 182, 162 Yolanda P11 ...... 104, 109, 165, ...... 91, 176,P10, ... 103, P7, P11 ...... 29, 81, 114, 106, P1, P3 181, P4, P9 ...... P1, P3,P6, P3, P6,P6 39, P4, P7 ...... 226, P11 P1, P11 ...... 208, P3 31, 100 P6, P7 32, 41 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program ... P11 170 134 213 252 191 P5 P3 P3 P9 P2 P4 P9 P9 P2 P5 P3 76 79 80 53 48 72 Hamad, Rita Hagedorn, Aaron Hagan, Jacqueline Hagan, Erin Hagaman, Ashley Haelermans, Carla Hadu, Tamás Hadavand, Aboozar Hackett, Kristy Hacker, J. David Haas, Steven A. Haardoerfer, Regine Haan, Michael Haan, Mary Haaga, JohnG. Ha, Jasmine H. T. Tai, Silvio Guzzo, Karen B. Guzman, Lina Guzman, Jose Miguel Gutmann, Myron Gutin, Iliya Gutierrez, Federico Gutierrez, Carmen ������ Hamilton, Tod G. Hamilton, ErinR. Hamer, Mark Halpern-Manners, Andrew Halpern, Carolyn Tucker Hall, Matthew Hall, Kelli Hale, Lauren Hale, JoMhairi Hale, Christopher Hajdu, Gábor Hainmueller, Jens Hailey, Chantal Hagquist, Curt P1, P2 102 188 P1, ...... H ...... 90, 238,P3, P7 131, 141, 209, ...... 55, P5, P11 237, P1, P3 5, 102, 166 ...... 224, 225 114, 161 P1, P10 222, P6 150, P2 22, 198 . 41, P2 53, 95 5, 30 . 196 246 247 191 169 126 246 140 44, P7 P7 P6 P2 P7 P8 52 15 43 60 46 10 10 20 10 –
Hamlink, Erika...... P1 210 Hepburn, Peter....31, 159, 233, Hammer, Bernhard...... P4, P8 Hartono, Sugih...... P11 250 Hammersmith, Anna...... 245 Harvey, Hope...... 131, 180 Herbst, Abraham...... P11 Program Participants Index Han, JooHee...... 24, P9 Harvey, Kimberly...... 26 Herbst, Kobus...... P5 Han, Sae Hwang.....77, P4, P11 Harvey, S. Marie...... P1 Hermansen, Are Skeie.241, P2, Han, Sinn Won...... 12 Hassan, Anushe...... 215, P11 P7 Han, Siqi...... P4 Hassan, Rasha...... P5, P8 Hernandez, Elaine M...... 70, P5 Han, Wen-Jui...... 82 Hassinger, Jane...... P10 Hernandez, Erik...... P5 Handa, Sudhanshu...... 63, 252 Hastings, Jen...... 178 Hernandez, Orlando...... 135 Hank, Karsten...... 137 Hastings, Orestes...... 124 Hernandez, Stephanie...... P9 Hanks, Andrew...... P6 Hathi, Payal...... P8 Herranz, Virginia...... 211
Hannum, Emily...... 17, 43, 134 Hauer, Mathew.....123, P3, P11 Herrera, Ana.119, 148, 242, P1 (H) Hansen, Wendy...... 53 Haushildt, Katrina...... P4 Hershbein, Brad...... 62 Hanson, Heidi A..176, P11, P11 Haussmann Rodarte Faustino, Herting, Jerald...... P7 Hao, Lingxin...... 28, 69, P11 Samantha...... P8 Hertog, Ekaterina...... 230 Haque, Ismail...... P8 Havulinna, Aki...... 142 Hertog, Sara...... P3 Hara, Yuko...... 115, P9 Hawkley, Louise...... 65, 72, 246 Hertrich, Véronique...... 6 Haralampoudis, Alex...... P4 Hawley, Nicola...... P2 Herzberg-Druker, Efrat...... 42 Haralampoudis, Alexandra.. P4 Hay, Simon...... 134 Hess, Chris...... 208, P7 Harari, Lexi...... 11 Hayford, Sarah R..37, 104, 141, Hessel, Philipp...... 26, 205 Harawa, Sadson...... P7 209, Heuveline, Patrick. 167, P2, P3, P4 Hardee, Karen...... 229 231, P2 Hewett, Paul C...... 135, 155 Harder, Niklas...... 240 Haynie, Dana...... 80 Hibel, Jacob...... 125 Hardie, Jessica...... 247 Hays, Jake...... 131 Hicken, Maggie...... P5 Hardy, Bradley...... 153 Hayward, Mark D...19, 140, P3, P6 Hiekel, Nicole...... P9 Hardy, Shakia...... P5 He, Jingying...... P8, P8 Hill, Heather D...... 82, 233 Hargrove, Taylor...... 59, 207 He, Qian...... 221 Hill, Katherine...... P8 Harknett, Kristen...... 82, 105 He, Yuan...... 92, 150 Hill, Terrence D...... 156 Härkönen, Juho...... P4 Heap, Katie...... 85 Hillemeier, Marianne M...... P9 Harling, Guy...... 68, P6 Hedefalk, Finn...... P7 Hillström, Victor...... 245 Harnois, Catherine...... P5 Hedefalk, Finn...... 236 Hilton, Jason...... 35, 146 Haro, Alein...... 168 Heers, Marieke...... P2, P4 Himanshu, Himanshu...... P6 Haro, Marco Antonio...... P8 Heflin, Colleen...... 147, P2 Himmelstein, Georgia..197, P8, Harper, Cynthia C...... 85, 119 Heft-Neal, Sam...... 157 P11 Harper, Gary...... 97, P9 Heggeness, Misty...... 99, P3 Hinde, Andrew...... 93, P1 Harrati, Amal...... 173 Heiland, Frank...... 62, 76 Hindin, Michelle J...... P5 Harris, Angel L...... 240 Helgertz, Jonas.44, 122, 225, P5 Hipp, John...... 3 Harris, Kathleen Mullan.32, 43, Hirsch, Jennifer S...... 68 100, Helleringer, Stephane.109, P11 Ho, Jessica...... 202 232, P1, P2, P5, P6, P11 Hemez, Paul...... 158, P4 Hodges, Leslie...... 181, P4 Harris, Lisa...... P10 Henderson, Andrea K...... P6 Hoeksema, Mary Jo...... 1, 75 Hart, Rannveig...... 175 Hendi, Arun S...... 167, 223 Hoffelmeyer, Michaela...... 188 Hartenbach, Ellen...... 213 Hendrickson, James...... 100 Hoffmann, Roman...... 46, 163 Hartnett, Caroline.19, 113, 141, Heo, Nayoung...... 127 178, Hofmann, Erin T...... P7 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 327 Program Participants Index (J) – Holloway, Kathleen Hollingsworth, Cynthia Hollingshaus, Mike Holland, Jennifer Höhn, Andreas Hogendoorn, Bram 328 Huber-Krum, Sarah Huangfu, Yiyue ZhiyongHuang, YingHuang, WenxuanHuang, Po-ChunHuang, Guogui Huang, ClaireHuang, Cheng Huang, Hua, Cassandra Hu, Shu Hsu, Minchung Hsu, Fang-Chi Hsu, Chen-Hao Hsin, Amy Hsieh, Ning Hsiao, Yuan Howrey, Bret Howell, Junia Howard, Jeffrey Houle, JasonN. Houle, Brian Houben, Rein Hou, Jiawei Hou, Feng Hotz, V. Joseph Hotchkiss, David Hotaling, Jim Hosseinipour, Mina Horowitz, Jonathan Hornby, Greame Horiuchi, Shiro Douglas Hopping, Hopkins, Kristine Xiumei Hong, RathavuthHong, Jianjun Hong, Homan, Patricia
...... 96, 184,P5, P10 ...... 24, 30, 90, 238 ...... 139, 207, 239 ...... P1, P1,P10 ...... P4, P11 240, P2 83, P10 56, 143 31, 166 65, 137 P1, P8 P6, P6 80, P6 13, P5 9, P9 P10 P11 240 206 145 176 110 234 214 218 158 225 P1 P7 P1 P5 P5 P7 P5 P5 P9 39 71 34 60 52 16 2 9 Igras, Susan Igharo, Victor Ichou, Mathieu Iceland, John Ice, Erin Ibnat, Fabliha Hyson, Rosemary Hyde, Kelly Hwang, Shelley Hwang, Jackelyn Hussain, Rubina Hurtado, Constanza Huntington, Nick Hunter, LoriM. Angela Hung, Hundebo, Pål Oskar Humphries, Debbie Hummer, Robert Hummer, Holly Hulman, Adam Huibregste, Brooke ElizabethHughes, Mary Hughes, Christina Hudler, Ethan Hubert Lopez, Celia Ishizawa, Hiromi Ishaku, Salisu Iqbal, Shah Ippedico, Giuseppe Insolera, Noura Ingham, Roger Ineland, Jens Inara Rodis, Paulina Inanc, Hande Inamahoro, Chantal In, Jung Imo, Chukwuechefulam P1, P2 Imbabazi, Claudette Ihrke, David 133, 198, P5 242, ...... 119, 148, 242, P1 ...... 46, 79, 106, 163 ...... I ...... 22, 59, 89, 119, 148, 136, 159 112, P9 149, P1 81, 193 ...... P1, P1 P2, P9 P1, P4 85, P2 3, 193 3, 102 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P10 P10 P10 141 118 241 132 215 251 244 P4 P3 P5 P3 P1 P8 P6 P7 P2 P8 P9 P7 40 85 23 James, William James, Sarah Jalovaara, Marika Jennings, Elyse Jelsma, Elizabeth Jelliffe-Pawlowski, Laura Jelenkovic, Aline Jehu-Appiah, Koma Jeffers, Kristen Jean-Louis, Florence Jayaweera, Ruvani Jatrana, Santosh Jasso, Guadalupe Jasilionis, Domantas Jasilioniene, Aiva Jarosz, Beth Jaekyung Jang, DaykJang, Janbandhu, Priyanka Jajtner, Katie Jain, Urvashi Jain, Aparna Jah, Kopal Jah, Fatou Jagnani, Maulik Jagger, Pamela Jadhav, Apoorva Jacques, Fatima Jacoby, Annette Jacobsen, Wade C. Jacobs, Elizabeth Jackson, Margot Jackson, Jorden Jackson, Heide Jackson, Elizabeth F. Izugbara, Chimaraoke O. Iverson, Sarah Ivarsson, Anneli Ivanova, Katya Istenic, Tanja Islam, Samarul Ishizuka, Patrick ...... J ...... 129, P1, P10 ...... 113, P10 170, 226 135, P3 123, P3 174, P4 160, P4 ...... P11 P10 P10 119 142 169 110 246 218 192 207 134 121 237 199 P5 P1 P7 P5 P3 P3 P9 P8 P5 P9 P6 P3 P7 P5 52 35 99 72 27 26 –
Jennings, Jennifer...... 150 Juan, Christina...... P3 Kantorova, Vladimira...27, 123, Jennings, Julia...... P3 Juarez, Melina...... 186 229 Jensen, Alexander...... 122 Jules, Reginal...... 135, P3 Kao, Grace...... 166, P9 Program Participants Index Jensen, Eric B...... P3, P9 Juma, Kenneth...... 68, 172 Kapesi, Nicole...... P1 Jensen, Leif...... 98, P8 Jumbe, Charles...... 121 Kapinos, Kandice...... 210 Jeong, Wonjeong...... P9 Jun, Chaegyung...... P2, P3 Kaplan, David...... 20 Ji, Yingchun...... 242, P9 Jun, Hankyung...... P8 Kapteyn, Arie...... 2 Jiang, Leiwen...... P3, P3 Junkka, Johan...... 190 Karasek, Deborah...... P5 Jiang, Quanbao...... P2, P6 Junna, Liina...... P5 Karberg, Elizabeth...... 247 Jiang, Shulin...... P1 Jupiter, Daniel...... 205 Karimova, Alfia...... P4 Jin, Yongai...... P10 Karlsson, Lena...... P8
Jochem, Warren...... 47, P3 K Karlsson, Omar...... 36 (K) Joe, William...... 123, P11 K., Muralidharan...... P11 Karp, Celia....P1, P10, P10, P10 Johansen, Simone...... 227 K., Samir...... P6 Karra, Mahesh.....47, 176, 220, 229, Johfre, Sasha...... 23 Kabamalan, Maria Midea....43, John, Neetu...... 164, P9 164 244, P5 Johns, Nicole...... 129 Kabudula, Chodziwadziwa.184, Karraker, Amelia...... P3 Johnson, Dana...... 53 P5, Karrigan, Keenan...... 46 Johnson, David...... 193 P10 Kashnitsky, Ilya...... 146 Johnson, Janna E...... 20, 145 Kachur, Stephen P...... P5 Kashyap, Ridhi.....41, 128, 208, P11 Johnson, Kenneth M...... 98 Kaestner, Robert...... 107 Kastor, Anshul...... 209 Johnson, Matthew...... 85 Kahn, Joan R...... 194, P9 Katz, Peter...... 46 Johnson, Moira...... P6 Kahn, Kathleen.39, 184, P2, P6 Kavanaugh, Megan L...... 149 Johnson, Rebecca...... 68, 100 Kahnna, Anoop...... P2 Kayembe, Patrick...... P2, P2 Johnson, Richard...... 219, P6 Kaida, Lisa...... 30 Kazanis, William...... P5 Johnson, Samantha...... P1 Kajal, Fnu...... 20, 242 Kebede, Endale...... 121 Johnston, Carol...... P4 Kalamar, Amanda...... P1 Keenan, Katherine...... 222 Johns-Wolfe, Elaina...... 102 Kalil, Ariel...... 153 Keisler, Katherine...... 176 Jones, Bryan...... 86 Kallestrup-Lamb, Malene.... P6 Keith, Verna...... 186, P7 Jones, Lauren...... 65 Kalmykova, Natalia...... P6 Kelly, Jocelyn...... 144 Jones, Malia...... 123, 146 Kalousova, Lucie....44, 65, 216, 235, 246, P5 Kelly, Laura...... P10 Jones, Nathan...... 146 Kamada, Takuma...... P7 Kemp, Blakelee...... 138 Jones, Rebecca...... P5, P7, P7 Kamara, Vincent...... P1 Kennedy, Ian...... 208, P7 Jones, Richard...... 133, P6, P7 Kamis, Christina...... 223 Kennedy, Sara....P10, P10, P10, Jones-Smith, Jessica...... P5 Kamp Dush, Claire M...... P5, P9 P10 Jonsson, Jan O...... 7 Kampa, Kathryn...... 252, P10 Kennedy, Sheela...... 90 Joo, Susanna...... P9 Kampfen, Fabrice...... 36, 64, P5 Keo, Caitlyn...... P2, P4 Joo, Won-tak...... 94, 249 Kan, Man Yee...... 17, 230 Keogh, Sarah...... 135, P10 Jorgenson, Andrew...... 156 Kandpal, Eeshani...... 172 Kerr, David...... 110 Jose, Amrutha...... P2, P3 Kaneda, Toshiko...... P2 Kershaw, Trace...... P1 Jose, Sunny...... P2 Kang, Jeehye...... 122, P2 Kestilä, Laura...... 248 Joshi, Saugat...... P1 Kangwana, Beth...... P10, P10 Ketcham, Eric...... P4, P9 Joyner, Kara...... P9 Kanmiki, Edmund.....P1, P5, P8 Keyes, Katherine...... 10 Ju, Daeshin Hayden...... 21 Kannaujiya, Ajit...... P10 Khadka, Aayush...... P1 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 329 Program Participants Index (K) – Khuu, Ngoc-Thoa Khosla, Nidhi Khlat, Myriam Khanna, Tina Khanna, Anoop Khan, Junaid 330 Kinyua, Joyceline Kinra, Sanjay Kinney, Jennifer Kingsley, Meg ValarieKing, RosalindKing, B. Miriam King, Ilia King, Heather King, Abby King, Kimuna, Sitawa R. Kimbro, RachelT. Kim, Seungwan Kim, Seulki Kim, Rockli Kim, Phil-Suk Kim, MinSub Kim, Kyungmin Kim, JungKi Kim, Joeun Kim, JinHyung Kim, Jeongsoo Kim, Hoolda Kim, Hanna Kim, ErinHye-Won Kim, Doo-Sub Kim, Donghyun Kim, ChangHwan Kim, BoRin Kim, Andrew Kilpi-Jakonen, Elina Kilburn, Kelly Kifer, Daniel Kiekens, Wouter Kidman, Rachel Kibira, SimonPeter Sebina Kibira, SimonP. S. Kianersi, Sina
. 119, 148, 242, P1, P2 ...... 77, 174,P4 94, 123,P7 206, 221 104, 191 7, P7, P9 135, P3 223, P5 18, 114 P2, P2 15, P9 63, P2 23, P3 . P11 P11 P10 184 212 136 127 136 174 218 157 228 225 181 P2 P1 P1 P5 P1 P9 P3 P1 P5 P4 P8 P6 P6 P6 P4 71 35 Kochhar, Rakesh Kobayashi, Lindsay Ko, Woorim Knudson, Sarah Knox, Melissa Knopov, Anita Knoester, Chris Knodel, John Knight, Lucia C. Knapp, David Kluge, Fanny P10 Kluesener, Sebastian Klinger, David Klein Hattori, Megan Kleemans, Marieke Klawitter, Marieka Klaus, Daniela Kjærgaard, Søren Kitzmann, Morgan Kirumbi, Leah Kirui, David Kirstein, Adam Kirk, David Kirby, Russell Kinziunga, Felly Korinek, Kim Korhonen, Kaarina Korevaar, Hannah Korenman, Sanders Kools, Lieke Koning, Stephanie Kondi, Keiti Komakech, Patrick Kolpashnikova, Kamila Kolk, Martin Kohler, IlianaV. P2 Kohler, Hans-Peter Koenig, Leah P6 P1, P4, P6 193 249, ...... 39, 117,P6, 34, 63, 155, ...... 34, 64, 249 . 60, 62, 81, ...... 37, P1, P5 142, 248, . 21, 113, P3, P10 181, P4 17, 117 P2, P2 2, 188 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P10 169 198 184 118 219 137 167 169 141 P5 P8 P2 P1 P7 P3 P5 P1 85 64 37 78 86 76 68 4 Kudym, Molly Kucheva, Yana Krueger, Evan Kroeger, RhiannonA. Kritz, M. Mary Kritchevsky, Stephen Kristiansen, Devon Kreyenfeld, Michaela Kreisberg, Nicole Kreager, Derek Kravdal, Øystein Kravchenko, Julia Kranjac, Ashley Kramer, Renee Kramer, MichaelR. Kramarow, Ellen Kraft, Joan Krafft, Caroline Kozina, Irina Kovski, Nicole Kovach, Claire Kouba, Sabrina Kortelainen, Mika Koropeckyj-Cox, Tanya Kornstad, Tom Kornrich, Sabino Kühn, Mine Kuang, Bernice Kumar, Sneha Kumar, Shubham Kumar, Rakesh Kumar, Pradeep Kumar, Kaushalendra Kumar, Gulshan Kumar, Abhishek Kulkarni, Veena S. Kulka, Amrita Kulisewa, Kazione Kulczycki, Andrzej Kuk, John Kuhn, Tobias Kuhn, Randall P5, P8 P10 P10 ...... 4, 104, 168, 173 ...... 148, 164, P1, ...... P6, P10, P10 ...... P3, P5,P5 ...... 162, 212, P11, P11 . . 179, P1 21, P10 71, 245 24, 237 P3, P9, P2, P4 P10 P11 P10 P10 222 193 173 102 191 226 107 212 123 125 250 P8 P2 P9 P4 P5 P3 P1 P6 P7 P3 P5 58 80 96 53 –
Kumar, Sumit...... P9 LaPierre, Tracey A...... 77 Lee, Yeonjin...... 136, 194 Kumari Roy, Archana...... P7 Laplante, Benoit...... 21, 231 Lee, Youjin...... P11 Kumari, Bhavita...... P1 Lappegard, Trude. 58, 113, P10 Lee, Yun-Suk...... 77, P4 Program Participants Index Kumari, Divya...... 164 Larimore, Savannah...... 76 Leek, Jeffrey...... 169 Kumari, Nutan...... P3, P9 Lariscy, Joseph...... 4, P5 Lefebure, Stephan...... 56 Kumpas, Gokhan...... P8 Larsen Gibby, Ashley...... 230 Legesse, Berhanu...... P2 Kung, Stephanie...... 108 Larsen-Reindorf, Roderick. P10 LeGrand, Thomas...... P4 Kuo, H Daphne...... 86, 213 Larson, Elizabeth...... 170 Lei, Lei...... 26, 55 Kuo, Janet Chen-Lan...... P4, P9 Larson, Elysia...... 198 Lei, Zhen...... 171 Kuo, Yu-Hsuan...... 157 Larsson, Daniel...... P8 Leibbrand, Christine...... 241 Kushitor, Mawuli...... P8 Latham-Mintus, Kenzie...... 13 Leider, J. P...... 216
Kusunoki, Yasamin...... 213, 244 Lauderdale, Benjamin...... P6 Leinonen, Taina...... P6 (L) Kutengule, Anna...... P10 Lauderdale, Diane S...... 246 Leiser, Claire...... 176, P11 Kwagala, Betty...... P6, P10 Laughlin, Lynda L...... P3 Leist, Anja K...... P6, P11 Kwak, Eunhye...... 124 Laurito, Agustina...... 88, 125 LeMasters, Katherine.141, P10 Kwak, Minyoung...... 174 Laurito, Maria...... 216 Lemmon, Megan...... P8 Kye, Bongoh...... 126, 174 Lavender, Kathryn...... P3 Leocádio, Victor...... P1 Kye, Samuel...... 102 Lawrence, Duncan...... 5, 30 Leonardi, Claudia...... P7 Kyei, Pearl S...... 27 Lawrence, Elizabeth. 15, 89, P5 Leone, Tiziana...... 248, P1, P10, Kyei-Arthur, Frank...... P6 Lawson, David...... 215 P10 Lawson, Nicholas...... P5 Leong, Ellie...... 135 L Lawton, Leora...... P5 Leon-Perez, Gabriela...... P7 Labbas, Elisa...... P4 Lawton, Ralph...... 34, 144 Leopold, Thomas...... 118, 218 LaBriola, Joe...... P8 Lay, Kyaw-Kyaw...... P3 Lerch, Mathias...... 8, 28, 83 Ladusingh, Laishram.95, P6, P9 Lazarevic, Patrick...... P6, P11 Lersch, Philipp M...... 118, 151 Lahiri, Shaon...... 80 Lazovich, DeAnn...... 11 Lesperance, Mary...... 185 Lai, Yingtong...... 127 Le Barbenchon, Claire....59, 79 Leturcq, Marion...... 45, P4 Lai, Yufeng...... 76 Leahy Madsen, Elizabeth..... P2 Leung, Lillian...... 100 Laidley, Thomas...... 32, P5 LeBlanc, Allen J...... 97 Levchenko, Juliana...... P2 Laird, Jennifer...... 227 Lebow, Jeremy...... 17 Leventhal, John E...... 235 Lakdawalla, Darius N...... 81 Lee, Barrett A...... P2 Levesque, Alexander...... P5 Lakhan, Tejal...... P5 Lee, Changjun...... P4 Levesque, Christopher...... 56 Lam, Onyi...... 169 Lee, Chioun...... 11 Levine, Morgan...... 232 Lamba, Sneha...... P7 Lee, Haena...... P6 Levison, Deborah...... 252 Lambon-Quayefio, Monica.. P9 Lee, Hedwig...... 157, 195, 235 Levitt, Brandt...... 100, 232, P11 Land, Kenneth C...... P5 Lee, Hyunjoo...... 174 Levy, Brian L...... 236, 250 Landeis, Marissa...... P1 Lee, Karen...... 23 Levy, Marc...... 61 Landivar, Liana C...... 115, 151 Lee, Mark...... P2, P5 Lewin, Alisa C...... P7 Landrian, Amanda...... 242, P10 Lee, Ronald...... 64, 200 Leyton, Alejandra...... 63 Lang, Vanessa...... P2, P8 Lee, Sangyoo...... P2 Lhungdim, H...... P5 Lang, Volker...... 32, 95 Lee, Shawna...... P2 Li, Jenny...... P2 Langa, Kenneth M...... 140 Lee, Soomin...... P4 Li, Jiaxing...... 17 Langenkamp, Amy...... 98 Lee, Subin...... P8 Li, Jing...... P7 Lankes, Jane...... P9 Lee, Wangwon...... 174 Li, Mengmeng...... 63, P2, P2
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 331 Program Participants Index (M) – Li, Wangyang Li, Shuzhuo Li, Qi Li, Peng Li, Nan Li, Min 332 Lindberg, Laura Lindahl-Jacobsen, Rune Lin, Zhiyong Lin, Xirong Lin, Shengjie Lin, S.Sam Lin, Meng-Jung Lin, Katherine Lin, I-Fen Lin, Ann Limberopulos, Yani Lima, Everton E.C. Vanessa Lima Caldeira Franceschini, Lim, Yejin Lim, Sojung Lilly, Adam Lillard, DeanR. Light, Michael Liebler, Carolyn A. Lieber, Judith Lidan, Lv Lichter, DanielT. Liao, Tim Liao, Pei-Ju Zai Liang, Lian, Langou Liambila, Wilson Li, Zhuolin(Grace) Li, Zhongda Li, Zhenhui Li, Zhen Li, Zehang Li, Yueqi Li, Yuanfei Li, Xinqi Li, Weilong 202, P6
...... 74, 114,156,P6 ...... 147, 199, 218 ...... 61, 192,P11 ...... 206, P11 137, 245 P3, P10 223, P7 56, 238 54, 249 ...... P8, P9 28, 88 P11 136 142 223 101 185 157 80, P1 P6 P7 P5 P2 P6 P5 P5 P6 P1 P1 P6 P2 P8 P3 P3 52 32 40 16 52 2 2 Lofstrom, Magnus Lloyd, Chris Livingston, Melvin Liu, Zuyun Liu, Zhen Liu, Yixiao Liu, Xiaoying Liu, Shuang Liu, Ran Liu, Mao-Mei Liu, Li Liu, Kayuet Liu, Jinming Liu, Jinju Liu, Huijun Liu, Hui Liu, Hexuan Liu, Hanyu Liu, Han M. Liu, Elaine Liu, Daphne Liu, Christine Liu, Airan Lippert, Adam Linus, Jessica Linnenbringer, Erin Lindstrom, David P. Lozano, Mariona Loya, Jose Lowrey, Kendal Lowrance, William Lou, Chaohua Lorenti, Angelo Lopoo, Len López-Ortega, Mariana Lopez-Gay, Antonio Lopez, Nancy Lopez, Cassidy Lopez, Carolina LoPalo, Melissa P9, P9 Longmore, Monica A. Lomelí-Carrillo, Uriel P2 P8, ...... 109, 187, 248, P11 ...... 119, 148, 242, P1, ...... 206, P2, P11 ...... 190, 210, P5 ...... 71, 184,217 ...... 30, 104,P7 ...... 37, 68, 79 ...... 232, P5 251, P3 11, 156 P1, P1, P1, P6 P4, P7 28, P7 69, P2 33, P6 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P10 P11 P10 P11 143 134 166 205 186 P7 P2 P4 P2 P2 P2 P5 P4 P2 P2 P5 P8 P7 43 43 87 60 Lynch, JamieL. Lybbert, Emily Luhar, Shammi Luetke, Maya Lu, Yunmei Lu, Yao Lu, Tianyi Madhavan, Sangeetha MacQuarrie, Kerry Macmillan, Ross Mackenzie-Liu, Mattie Mäcken, Jana Mackay, Taylor Machakanja, Pamela Macdonald, John MacCullough, Mac M. de A. Freire,M. de A. Flávio Lyttelton, Thomas Lyons, Heidi Lyngstad, Torkild Hovde Lynch, Scott M. Luy, Marc Luthra, Renee Lurie, Mark Luppi, Francesca Luo, MengSha Luo, Liying Lungeanu, Alina Lundberg, Ian Lund, Asta Luke, Nancy Luijten, Hildegard Luhr, Sigrid Lu, Yuqi Maddow-Zimet, Isaac MacCallum, Colleen Mabeu, MarieChristelle Ma, Mingming Ma, Chao M., Manjula P3 Henrique ...... M ...... 165, P11,P11 ...... 201, P4, P8 ...... 66, 215, P5, P11 P4, P10 135, P3 170, P1 57, P11 24, 206 . .... P2, P3 32, P7 P11 P11 P11 157 216 107 232 215 239 122 P4 P5 P2 P6 P8 P4 P7 P1 P8 P4 P5 P7 P1 82 89 38 61 52 64 –
Madise, Nyovani...... P8 Margerison, Claire...... 107, P5 Matta, Sasmira...... P1 Madsen, Troy...... 176 Margolis, Rachel...... 90, 179 Mattei, Josiemer...... 76 Mafuta, Eric...... P2, P2 Marin, Celeste...... 68, P3 Matthay, Ellicott...... 20, 213, P5 Program Participants Index Magda, Iga...... P9, P9 Marino, Miguel...... P5 Matthews, Stephen A...P9, P11 Magge, Hema...... 53 Mark, Nicholas...... 60, 210 Matysiak, Anna...... 58, P1 Maggio, Christopher...... 189 Marks, Rachel...... 214 Maurer, Jürgen...... 64 Maghbouleh, Neda...... 186 Marlow, Heather...... P1 Mauricio, Amarah...... 40 Magnusson, Charlotta...... 160 Marois, Guillaume...... P8, P8 Maury, Matthew...... P9 Mahal, Hosne Tilat...... P3 Marquez, Neal...... 128 Maurya, Chanda...... P1 Mahammed , Awal...... P1 Marquez-Velarde, Guadalupe.. Mawkhlieng, Donald...... P10 Mahande, M. J...... 47 76, May, John...... 27
Maharjan, Dev...... P1 189, P7 Mayai, Augustino...... 169 (M) Mahne, Katharina...... 137 Marshall, Emily...... P1, P1 Mayeda, Elizabeth Rose. 39, P6 Maia, Alexandre Gori Gori... 73 Marteleto, Leticia J..20, 183, P1 Mayer, Meegan...... P1 Mair, Christine A...... 179 Marten, Linna...... 240 Mayol-Garcia, Yeris...... 54 Maitra, Chandana...... P5 Martikainen, Pekka....4, 26, 65, Maystadt, Jean-Francois...... 73, Majid, Farhan...... P5 80, 144 Makumbi, Frederick..170, 228, 142, 248, P4, P5, P5, P6, P6, Mazrekaj, Deni...... P2 P1 P10 Mazumder, Bhashkar...... 173 Maldonado Rueda, Noe...... P1 Martin, Brandon...... 143 Mazzoni, Stanislao...... P1 Malghan, Deepak...... P7, P8 Martin, Christopher...... P11 Mazzuco, Stefano...... 187, 202 Malik, Manzoor...... P3, P11 Martin, Elizabeth...... 31 Mbayi Kangudie, Didier..... 172 Mall, Sumaya...... P6 Martin, Kim...... P1 McAvay, Haley...... P2 Mallick, Lindsay.....192, P1, P1, Martin, Lisa...... P10 McBride, Timothy...... P6 P11 Martin, Michael...... 250 McCauley, Erin...... 43 Mallinson, David...... P3 Martin, Molly A...... 107 McConnell, Margaret...... P10 Mallory, Allen...... 37, P5, P9 Martinez Casas, Regina..... 186 McConnell, William...... P6 Malo, Palash Kumar...... P11 Martinez, Andres...... 141 McCord, Gordon...... 91 Maloney, Benjamin...... P2 Martinez, Gladys M...... P1 McCormick, Tyler...... 128, 187, Mamey, Mary Rose...... P2 Martinez, Matthew...... P3 203, Manalastas, Eric Julian...... P4 Martinez-Cardoso, Aresha... 29 219, P5 Mandal, Chaitali...... P8, P9 Martinez-Miller, Erline...... 246 McCulloch, Charles...... 85 Mandal, Kinkar...... 39 Martino, Enrica Maria..218, P4 McDonald, Maretta...... P9 Manini, Todd...... P5 Martinson, Melissa L...... P5, P5 McDonnell, Cadhla...... P4 Maniragaba, Fred...... P6 Martin-Storey, Alexa...... 217 McDougal, Lotus...... P9 Manly, Jennifer...... 39 Martz, Connor...... 52 McElrath, Kevin...... 158 Manning, Wendy D..25, P1, P1, Mary, Divya...... 80 McEniry, Mary...... 9 P8, Maselko, Joanna...... 95 McFarlane, Deborah...... 53 P9, P9 Masferrer, Claudia...... 5, P7 McGarvey, Stephen...... P2, P11 Manongi, Rachel...... 129 Massey, Douglas S...... 25 McGovern, Mark...... 105 Manzi, Innocent.119, 148, 242, Masters, Ryan K....22, 157, 167 McKeever, Matthew...... P4 P1, P2 Masum, Muntasir...... P5 McKetta, Sarah...... 10 Maralani, Vida...... 15, 210, P9 Mateos, Pablo...... 24 McLanahan, Sara...... 239 Marbaniang, Strong...... P5 Mather, Mark S...... 123, P3 McLean, Allen...... P8 Marcoe, Ashley...... 133 Mathews, Mason...... 79 McLoughlin, Isabel.108, P1, P3 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 333 Program Participants Index (M) – McSorley, Veronica McQuillan, Julia McNamee, Lachlan McNally, James McMillan, Cassie McMartin, Andrew 334 Meyer, Jess Meyer, Erin Meyer, Daniel R. Meyer, Bruce Metsä-Simola, Niina Messer, Lynne Meslé, France Meslay, Gaëlle P2 Merritt, Maddie Mernitz, Sara Merli, Giovanna Merfeld, Joshua Mercier, Marie-Dumesle Mercan, Murat Menzel, Jamie Mensch, Barbara S. Menken, Jane Menjivar, Cecilia Menezes dosSantos, Matheus Mendeloff, Dara Mencarini, Letizia Mena-Meléndez, Lucrecia Meltzer-Brody, Samantha Melnikas, Andrea Mellencamp, Kagan Mejia, Ivan Mejia Arango, Silvia Meijer-Irons, Jacqueline Meier, Ann Mehta, Neil Mehri, Nader Meeks, Huong Medina, Lauren Medeiros, JoséGustavo Medalia, Carla Meara, Ellen P1, P9
...... 4, 50, 111, 177, P6 ...... 119, 148, 242, ...... 53, 62, 184 ...... 179, 245 P2, P11 211, P5 228, P5 189, P3 181, P4 45, 152 ...... 0, P4 .106, ... 98, P3 79, P7 49, 77 . ... P10 217 221 189 134 205 193 246 193 P9 P6 P6 P3 P2 P5 P4 P5 P6 P1 P7 P1 P2 91 61 70 50 78 . Mishra, Rakesh Mishra, Akshay Mireles, Amanda Miranda-Ribeiro, Paula P1 Miranda-Ribeiro, Adriana Minagawa, Yuka Mills, Melinda Millogo, Roch Miller, Sarah Miller, GabeH. Miller, Esther R. Miller, DanielP. Miller, AmandaJ. Miller, Abigail Milkie, Melissa Milewski, Nadja Milanez, Isadora Mikecz, Jeremy Mierau, Jochen O. Midiani, Dalitso Michelmore, Katherine Michaels-Obregon, Alejandra Mezier, Lyn Meza, Liliana Meyerhofer, Pamela Modrek, Sepideh Mobolaji, Jacob W. Mmari, Kristin Mkandawire, Philip Mizoguchi, Nobuko Mitra, Sophie Mitnik, Pablo Mitchell, Uchechi Mitchell, Paige Mitchell, Colter Misunas, Christina Missov, Trifon I. Mishra, Suyash Mishra, Sumit Mishra, Shambhavi Mishra, Raman P1, P1, P2 P6 ...... 119, 148, 242, P1 ...... 119, 148, 242, ...... 233, P4, P4 ...... 136, 160 ...... P3, P11 P1, P11 16, 142 48, 153 20, 242 P2, P2 83, P1 52, P6 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program .... 7, 57 P11 P11 P10 P11 P11 164 104 159 146 189 232 83, P3 P8 P7 P3 P8 P9 P7 P7 P9 P1 P1 P6 P8 87 ... 9 Monte, Lindsay M. Montalvo, AnaJ. Monnat, Shannon Monk, Ellis Monfrance, Melanie P4, P6,P10 Mondal, Subrato Mondal, Angira Mollborn, Stefanie Molitoris, Joseph Molina, Mario P10 Moinester, Margot Mohanty, Sanjay P1, P1,P2, P2, P2 Moreau, Caroline Morciano, Macello Morales Benito, Isabel Moorman, Sara Moore, AnnM. Moon, Heehyul Mooers, Victoria Mood, Carina Montgomery, MarkR. Montes de Oca, Alvaro P6, P10 Monteiro daSilva, José Montana, Livia Mönkediek, Bastian Monica, Monica Monden, Christiaan W. S. Mojola, Sanyu Mohammed IsmailHossain, Mogollon, Monica Mogi, Ryohei Moffitt, Robert Moen, Phyllis Montez, Jennifer Karas Sharif P1, P10 P5 139 Henrique P4, P9, ...... 37, 96, 184, 252, ...... 68, 108,135, ...... 35, 149,P1, ...... 15, 62, P4 39, 61, 86 141, 154 143, 186 ...... 9 138, .89, P1, P11 13, 222 28, P2, 14, P5 22, 50 .... P11 P10 P11 224 183 116 147 193 170 47, P5 P6 P8 P3 P2 61 95 56 7 6 –
Morenoff, Jeffrey D...... 157, P8 Mukamana, Jeanette...... P4 Naik, Neethu...... P9 Morgan, Paul...... P9 Mukondwa, Keith...... P7 Naik, Paulami...... P3 Morning, Ann...... 207 Mukora-Mutseyekwa, Fadzai... Nakku, Juliet...... P11 Program Participants Index Morris, Haley.119, 148, 242, P1 P11 Nakua, Emmanuel K...... P10 Morris, Julie...... 161 Mulissa, Zewdie...... 53 Nalwadda, Oliva...... P11 Morris, Natalie...... 135, P2 Muller, Chandra...... 89, P7 Nam, Youngeun...... 66 Morrissey, Taryn...... 153, 239 Muller, Christopher...... P5 Namatovu, Fredinah...... P8 Morse, Anne...... 40 Mumtaz, Zubia...... 8 Namkung, Eun Ha...... P6 Morse, Sophie...... P5 Munar, Wolfgang...... 148, P1 Nanda, Priya...... P10 Mortelmans, Dimitri...... 230 Munezero, Parfait...... 185 Nandi, Alita...... P5 Morton, Patricia...... P11 Munnell, Alicia...... 110 Nappa Usatu, Jocelyn...... P4
Morzenti, Antonia...... 170 Munoz, Isabel...... 35 Narain, Anmol...... 80 (N) Moscoe, Ellen...... P5 Munshi, Erika...... 106 Naranjo-Rivera, Gia...... 63 Moseson, Heidi...... 35, 178, P1 Murchland, Audrey.133, P6, P6, Narayan, Neeraj...... P10 Mosley, Elizabeth...... P10 P7 Nartey, Harry...... P10, P10 Mossaad, Nadwa...... 5, 30 Murray-Close, Marta...... 115 Naseri, Take...... P2 Mota Pereira Aragão, Maria Musekura, Uwase...... 119, 148, Natale, Ginny...... 52 242, P1 Carolina...... P2 Nathan, Mathias...... 83 Musemakweli, Dieudonne.119, Motana, Relebohile...... 35 148, Nava, Isalia...... 211 Motz, Ryan...... P2 242, P1, P2 Nawaz, Yasir...... P3, P4 Moucheraud, Corrina...... P2 Musick, Kelly...... 70, 131, P4 Naz, Saman Saman...... 201, P1 Moustgaard, Heta...26, 248, P5 Musse, Isabel...... P10 Ndagurwa, Pedzisai...... P1, P3 Mouw, Theodore....79, 115, P7 Mussino, Eleonora...... P8 Neels, Karel...... P10 Mowen, Thomas...... 158 Muthamia, Michael...P10, P10, Negraia, Daniela...... 19 Moyer, Cheryl...... 172 P10 Neil, Roland...... 236 Mozumdar, Arupendra..... 129, Muttarak, Raya.36, 46, 234, P3 Neiterman, Elena...... P4 170, P10 Mutua, Michael M...... 68, 172 Nelson, Courtney...... P7 Mphonda, Steve...... P10 Mutumba, Massy...... 242 Nelson, Erik...... 135 Msuya, Sia...... 47, 129 Mutuyimana, Divine..119, 148, Nelson, Matt...... P3 Mu, Zheng...... P4, P9 242, P1 Nelson, Tim...... 18 Mucciardi, Massimo...... P3 Mwaikambo, Lisa...... P1 Neman, Tiffany...... 235 Mudrazija, Stipica...... 2 Mwenda, Kevin...... P3 Nemeth, Laszlo...... 9 Muehlichen, Michael...... 61 Myers Jr, Samuel...... 76 Nengomasha, Lydia...... P11 Mueller, Anna S...... 89 Myerson, Rebecca...... 81, P5 Nepomnyaschy, Lenna...P4, P4, Mueller, J. Tom...... P3 Mykyta, Laryssa...... 49, P8, P11 P4 Mueller, Ulrich O...... P11 Mynarska, Monika...... P10 Nepomuceno, Marilia. 96, 112, Mueller, Valerie.....73, 78, 103, Myrskyla, Mikko..89, 107, 113, 116, 117, 182, P6, P6 144 130, Nerenberg, Kiara...... 72 Mueller-Gastell, Katariina....78, 177, 200, P1, P3, P5, P10, P11 Newell-Stamper, Breanne. 132 115 Newman, Anne...... P5 Muennig, Peter...... 153 N Newmyer, Lauren...... P2 Muganyizi, Projestine...... P1 Nafilyan, Vahé...... 14, 159 Ng, Carmen....34, 187, 248, P5, Mugisha, Joseph...... P9 Nagdeve, Dewaram A...... P10 P6 Mugiyama, Ryota...... P8 Nagle, Nicholas...... 80 Ng, Nawi...... P8 Muir, Jonathan...... P5, P7 Ngo, Thoai...... P11 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 335 Program Participants Index (P) – Nielsen, Jannie Ngwende, Unda Nguyen, Thu Nguyen, ThanhTam Nguyen, Quynh Nguyen, Christine 336 Oddo, Vanessa O’Connell, Heather Ochako, Rhoune RourkeO’Brien, Michelle O’Brien, Dan O’Brien, Obisie-Nmehielle, Nkechi Obeng-Dwamena, Akua Obedin-Maliver, Juno Oakley, LisaP. Nyarko, Samuel Nugroho Soeharno, Inug Ntoimo, Lorretta 242, P1, P2 Ntakarutimana, Chimene Nsoesie, Elaine Noymer, Andrew Notterman,A. Daniel Norris, Davon Norris, Alison Norell Clarke, Annika Nomes, Eli Nomaguchi, Kei Noh, Minha Noelke, Clemens Nobles, Jenna Nkoma, Marcel Niu, Sunny Nitsche, Natalie Nisén, Jessica Niño, Michael Nigri, Andrea Nigar, Kashfi Nieves, Jeremiah J. Nielsen, Kristine 148,
...... O ...... 6, 84, 100, 251 ...... 113, 116, P10 ...... 40, 101,197 ...... P1, P8,P10 ...... P3, P10 223, P6 ...... P5, P5 P8, P8 91, P3 ... . . 119, P10 P11 P10 P10 P11 178 226 232 119 247 208 160 110 110 133 235 128 P8 P7 P3 P3 P5 P5 P1 P8 P1 P9 56 56 67 Omisakin, Olusola Oluseye Ibrahim, Yetunde Olson, Hannah Olasehinde, Noah P1, P1,P9 OlaOlorun, Funmilola Olaniyan, Olanrewaju Olagunju, Olalekan Okura, Keitaro Okun, Barbara Oksuzyan, Anna Okoli, Adaeze Okigbo, Karen Ojima, Ricardo Oi, Katsuya O’Hare, William Oh, JeongHyun OH, Eunsil Oh, Byeongdon Ogunwole, Stella U. Ofori, Charlotte Odumosu, Monsuru James O’Donnell, P3, P10 Odimegwu, Clifford O. Odeku, Mojisola Ortensi, LiviaElisa Orrenius, Pia Oronje, Rose N. Orekoya, Adesola Ore, Peter Ordanovich, Dariya AngelaO’Rand, M. Oraby, Doaa Opio, Gregory Ophir, Ariane Onyango, Bernard O. Onuoha, Nicole BrockO’Neil, Omotoso, Olukunle P1, P1 Omoluabi, Elizabeth F. P1, P1, P1, ...... 131, 181, 222 ...... 156, 204, P7 ...... 80, P5, P6 ...... P10, P10 ...... 35, 164, 161, P6 221, P8 94, 200 96, P1, 35, P1, 75, 99 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program 7, P7 . P10 P11 229 176 155 106 103 242 P3 P3 P2 P4 P8 P3 P9 P3 P1 P7 P3 P3 P1 P1 P8 P9 P1 21 12 Pardo, Ignacio Paparusso, Angela Pantazis, Athena Panico, Lidia Panda, Basant Pampel, Fred C. Pals, Heili Paek, Eunjeong Padron, Elisa Padmadas, SabuS. Pace, Garrett Paccagnella, Omar Pacas, Jose Pac, Jessica Öztürk, Buket Ozcan, Berkay Oyewale, Foluso Owoo, Nkechi Owolabi, Onikepe Owens, Jayanti Owens, Ann Ouellette, Nadine Ouedraogo, Soumaila Otupiri, Easmon Osypuk, Theresa L. Osborne, Cynthia A. Ortman, Jennifer M. Ortiz, Selena Ortiz, Kasim Ortiz, Juliette Ortiz, José Orth, Taylor Palmo, Nina Palloni, Alberto Palermo, Tia Pal, Soumya Pak, Tae-Young Painter, Matthew Pailhé, Ariane Pahor, Marco Paguirigan, MarkRyan Pachauri, Shonali ...... 122, 233, P2, P5 ...... P ...... 33, P2, P2, P2 ...... 68, 172,P10 ...... 58, 130,P9 ...... P4, P8,P9 18, P2, P4 9, 112, P6 ...... P11, P11 102, 250 ...... 214, P3 26, 133 P7, P7 P2, P2 91, P2 80, 98 P10 183 197 147 207 178 121 239 P8 P3 P5 P7 P5 P6 P4 P6 P1 P2 P6 15 19 40 68 53 93 55 9 –
Parihar, Anand Kumar Singh.P2 Percher, Joanna...... P10 Plassman, Brenda...... P6 Parihar, Rati...... P10 Percheski, Christine...... 149 Platt, Lucinda...... P3 Park, Heejin...... 126 Pereira, Claudia C. A...... P6 Plaza, Noemi...... 119 Program Participants Index Park, Hyunjoon...... 17, 57, 152 Perelli-Harris, Brienna....45, 66 Plaza, Rayven...... 190, 210, P5 Park, Jiwon...... P10 Perez Amador, Julieta...... 251 Ploubidis, George...11, 15, 111 Park, Kiwoong...... P2 Pérez, Julio...... 44 Plutzer, Eric...... 208 Park, Sojung...... 174 Perez, Nicole...... 98 Poblete-Cazenave, Miguel.121 Park, Sung S...... 137 Perez-Arce, Francisco...... 2 Polavieja, Javier...... P7 Parker, Emily.....41, 162, P4, P8 Peri, Giovanni...... 251 Polimis, Kivan...... 103 Parker, Susan...... 2, P5 Permanyer, Inaki...... 202 Polis, Chelsea B...... P10 Parmar, Mukesh...... P6 Perreira, Krista...... 88 Pollack, Lauren...... P1
Parr, Nicholas...... 80 Perry, Marc J...... 214 Pollak, Robert A...... 101 (P) Parrado, Emilio A...... 168 Pesando, Luca Maria.....18, 20, Pollitt, Amanda...... 77 Parry, Luke...... 156 120, Polos, Jessica...... 38 Paswan, Balram...... P6 154, 155 Pongiglione, Benedetta.15, P11 Patalay, Praveetha...... 11, 111 Peshkin, Eric...... 46 Pongou, Roland...... P11 Patel, Nirali...... P2 Pessin, Lea...... 17, 117 Pons, Diego...... 156 Patel, Nrali....119, 148, 242, P1 Peters, H. Elizabeth...... 155 Popinchalk, Anna...... 33, P10 Patel, Priyank Pravin...... P8 Peterson, Maame...... 33 Porter, Nathaniel...... 40 Patel, Ratna...... P9 Pettifor, Audrey...... P2 Portner, Claus C...... 216, P1 Patel, Shivani...... P5 Pettit, Becky...... 143 Porton, Adam...... 100, P11 Patler, Caitlin...... 224 Petts, Richard...... 181, P4 Porwal, Akash...... 192 Patterson, Evelyn J.....195, 213, Pezzulo, Carla...... 110 Posso, Alberto...... P9 P7 Pfeffer, Fabian T...... 57, 165 Postel, Hannah...... 195 Patterson, Sarah...... 136, 179 Phad, Santosh...... P9 Postigo, Julio...... P3 Paul, Dipika...... P1 Pharris-Ciurej, Nikolas D...... P3 Poston Jr, Dudley L...... 28, P6 Paul, Pintu...... P5 Pheiffer, Chantel...... 54 Potarca, Gina...... 111 Paul, Sohini...... P10 Philbin, Jesse...... P10 Potente, Cecilia...... P6, P11 Paullada, Amandalynne..... 208 Philip, Mariyamma...... P2, P3 Potochnick, Stephanie...4, 188, Payne, Collin...... 39, 117, P6 Phillips, Beth.20, 170, 242, P10 P11 Pearson, Erin..244, P1, P1, P10 Phillips, James F..27, P1, P5, P8, Potter, Joseph E....183, P1, P10 Pebley, Anne...... 224 P11 Potter, Lloyd...... 123, 219 Pedersen, Lars...... 55 Piccolo, Luciane...... 63 Potter, Marina...... P2 Pederzini, Carla...... P7 Pierce, Hayley...... 190 Poudel, Hari...... P11 Pedroza, Juan...... 162, P9 Pierotti, Rachael ...... 119 Poulin, Michelle...... 12, 37 Pedulla, David...... 78, 115 Pike, Isabel...... P10 Powell, Brian...... 97 Peek, Chuck...... P9, P11 Pilkauskas, Natasha.....82, 131, Powers, Daniel A...... 59, 167 Pelikh, Alina...... P8 153, 160 Powers, Elizabeth...... 124 Pence, Brian...... P10 Pinchak, Nicolo...... 92 Pozo, Susan...... P2 Peng, Siyun...... P5 Pinchoff, Jessie...28, 61, P2, P5 Prachuabmoh, Vipan...... 2 Peng, Zhengcheng...... P6 Ping, Jing...... 212 Pradhan, Elina...... P1 Penning, Margaret...... 179 Piotrowski, Martin...... 188 Pradhan, Manas R...... P1 Penny, Mary...... P2 Pirani, Elena...... 45 Pradhan, Manas Ranjan...... 10 Pepin, Joanna...... 230, P9 Pistolesi, Linda...... 110 Praeg, Patrick...... P4, P6, P6 Pittman, Patricia...... P5
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 337 Program Participants Index (R) – .Price, Kobie Preston, Samuel Prather, Aric Prata, Ndola Pramanik, Santanu Pragg, Brianne E 338 Radloff, Scott Radel, Claudia Rackin, Heather M. Rabe, Megan Quomariyah, Siti Nurul Quiñones, Esteban 200, P5 Quesnel Vallee, Amelie Querin, Federica P8, P9 Queiroz, Bernardo L. Quashie, Nekehia T. Quaresma Gonçalves, Quadlin, Natasha Qiu, Huanguang Qian, Zhenchao Qian, Yue Qian, Yiwei Qi, Jinyuan Pyrooz, David Purtell, Kelly Puri, Mahesh Purenne, Jonathan Pullum, ThomasW. Pullabhotla, Hemant Puga, Martín Pudney, Stephen Psaki, Stephanie R. Prudencio, Daniel Pronzato, Chiara Prickett, Kate 123, Guilherme P3, P10
...... 17, 115,P4, P10 51, 135,172,P2 ...... Q R ...... 109, 192, P10, P11 142, P11 134, P11 ...... 4 139, .94, 119, P1 73, 121 64, 227 58, 61, 43, P8 42, 97 P10 179 171 157 200 217 246 156 P3 P8 P8 P1 P4 P2 P9 P3 P8 P8 23 91 64 86 Randell, Heather Rampazzo, Francesco Ramos, Antonio Pedro Ramos, Aida P3, P11 Ramiro-Fariñas, Diego Ramiro, Diego Ramirez, Daniel Ramey, David M. Ramasco, JoséJ. Ramaj, Sagi Ram, Usha Ram, Harchand Ram, Faujdar Ralston, Margaret Raley, Kelly Raker, Ethan Rajak, Rahul Raj, Anita Rains, Emily Raijman, Rebecca Raifman, Julia Rahn, Wendy Rahman, Andaleeb Raftery, Adrian Rae, Dale Rebhun, Uzi Reason, Max Razzaque, Abdur Raz-Yurovich, Liat P4, P9,P9 Raymo, James MM. Raymer, James Rauscher, Emily Rauf, Tamkinat Rau, Roland Rastogi, Ankit Rapoport, Benoît Raphael, Steven Rao, Lavanya Rani, Ritu Rangel, Marcos A. P11 P1, P4, ...... 110, P1, P8, P11 ...... 114, 173, P7 ...... 129, P1, P9 .... P1, P9,P9 6, 78, 234 ...... 124, P11 163, 190 197, 234 . . 177, P3, 44, 197, 21, 152, 154, P2 P7, P8 P2, P6 P3, P6 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P11 P11 P10 P11 128 198 105 180 218 143 P9 P8 P3 P7 P9 P5 P7 P7 P6 P7 P4 P3 11 85 4 Reinhard, Erica Reichman, Nancy Rehnberg, Johan Rehkopf, David H. Reher, David Sven Regan, Elizabeth Reed, Megan Reed, HollyE. Reddy, Sripriya Reddy, Shilpa Reczek, Corinne Rich, Peter Reynolds, Nicholas 196, 239 Reynolds, Megan Restifo, Salvatore Ressler, Robert W. Resnick, Beth Requena, Miguel Rentmeester, Shelby Rennane, Stephanie Reniers, Georges Renick, Andrew J. Rendall, MichaelS. Ren, Qiang Remler, Dahlia Remes, Hanna Reither, EricN. Reisner, Sari Reid, Megan Riffe, Timothy Riederer, Bernhard Rico, Brittany Richards, Marcus Riccio, James Ribeiro, AnaIsabel Rhoades, Harmony Rho, Deborah T. Reynolds, Sarah A. Reyes, Carolyn Reyes, AdrianaM. Reupena, MuagututiaSefuiva P2 210 210, P5 ...... P11, P11, P11 ...... 29, 139,162, ...... 168, 177, P3 ...... 52, 71, 217 ...... 149, 184, 153, 190, P11, P11 30, 151 81, 193 43, P5 97, P9 43, P5 70, 95 P10 P11 249 153 111 125 216 249 181 179 248 246 P1 P5 P4 P3 P2 P2 P9 P4 P7 P2 65 66 29 43 74 . –
Riley, Alicia...... 139 Roque Sanchez, Victoria.P2, P5 Rybinska, Anna...... 33, 113, P1 Riley, Taylor...... 68, 172 Rosales-Rueda, Maria.130, 173 Ryu, Soomin...... P5 Rimal, Rajiv...... 148, P1 Rosapep, Lauren...... P1 Program Participants Index Riosmena, Fernando.29, 78, 79, Rosenbaum-Feldbrügge, S 84, 186 Matthias...... S. Alexandre, Tiago...... P6 Rios-Neto, Eduardo L. G..58, 64 223 Saaksvuori, Lauri...... 173 Ripatti, Samuli...... 142 Rosenberg, Molly S....135, 169, Sääksvuori, Lauri...... 130 184, Rivenbark, Joshua...... 40 Saarela, Jan M...... 223 P3 Rivera Garrido, Noelia...... P8 Saarioja, Saska...... P4 Rosenfeld, Rachel...... 144, 204 Rivero, Estela...... 211 Saavedra, Biani.108, P1, P1, P10 Ross, John...... P1 Rizzi, Ester L...... P4 Sabia, Joseph J....P8, P8, P8, P8 Ross, Phillip...... P8 Roan, Carol...... P3 Sabo, Shannon...... P3, P6 (S) Robbins, Mary...... 169 Rossier, Clementine.8, 83, 111, P1 Sabourin, Patrick...... P8, P8 Robert, Reiner...... 187 Rostila, Mikael...... 223 Sacco Zeballos, Nicolas...... 123 Roberto, Elizabeth.....102, 208, Sackoff, Judith...... 60 236 Rote, Sunshine...... P6 Rotenberg, Sara...... 27 Saenz, Joseph...... 38 Roberts, Andrew...... P3 Safarova, Anna...... P6 Roberts, Evan....11, 44, 126, P5 Roth, Adam...... 235 Rotondi, Valentina....8, 93, 249 Safarova, Gaiane...... P6 Roberts, Louisa...... P4 Safiatou, Chobike...... P3, P10 Robine, Jean-Marie...... P6 Roushdy, Rania...... P5, P8 Rousset, Brenda...... 201 Sage, Rayna...... P9 Robinson, Candice...... 56 Saggurti, Niranjan...... 170, P1 Robinson, J. Gregory...... 23 Rout, Sagarika...... P11 Rowe-Gonzales, Francisco... P8 Saha, Jagori...... 91 Robinson, Rachel S...... P11 Sahoo, Harihar....10, P1, P1, P2 Robinson, Whitney...... 246 Rozo, Sandra...... 30 Rudd, Stephanie...... 159 Saikia, Nandita...... P6 Rocca, Michele...... 93 Saito, Yasuhiko...... P6, P11 Rochat, Roger W...... P10 Rudolph, Kara...... P5, P6 Ruef, Martin...... 48 Sajid, Mohammad...... P7 Rodems, Richard...... 153 Sakamoto, Arthur...... 7, 42, P7 Roden, Laura...... P6 Ruggles, Steven...... 25, 80, P3 Rugh, Jacob S...... 5, 102, P7 Sakrejda, Krzysztof...... 47, 203 Rodrigues, Amabelia...... 109 Salach, Katarzyna...... P9 Rodriguez Abreu, Mauricio. P9 Ruhm, Christopher...... 233 Ruimallo-Herl, Carlos...... 205 Salama, Nesrine...... P1 Rodriguez, Michael...... 168 Salas, J. M. Ian...... 27 Rodriguez-Gonzalez, Ana... 173 Ruiz, Bienvenido...... P7 Ruiz, Isabel...... P2 Salazar, Leire...... 151, P5, P11 Roeper, Timothy...... 118 Salcido, Jr., Robert...... 97 Rogers, Richard G..59, 89, 157, Ruiz-Vallejo, Fernando...... P4 Ruppanner, Leah...... 151 Salganik, Matthew J...... 219 198, P5 Saliba, Jim...... P5 Rogne, Adrian Farner...... P7 Ruppel, Emily...... P5 Russ, Jason...... 36 Salinari, Giambattista.132, 167 Rohr, Julia...... P1, P1, P6 Salinas, Viviana...... 85, 94 Rokicki, Slawa...... 105 Russell, Stephen T..71, 217, P5, P9 Salomaa, Veikko...... 142 Roland, Hugh...... P3 Ruther, Matthew...... 71 Salvador, Xavier...... P8 Romano, Kahli...... P2, P10 Rutigliano, R...... 174 Salvo, Joseph...... 1, 75 Romero Prieto, Julio E..109, 182 Ruto, Daisy...... P10, P10, P10 Samarasekera, Arnjali...... 244 Romero-Lankao, Paty...... 156 Ryabov, Igor...... 49, 88, P7 Samari, Goleen...... 93 Root, Elisabeth D...... 53 Ryan, Joan...... P9 Sambt, Joze...... 174, P4 Root, Leslie...... 189, P10 Ryberg, Renee...... 49, 95 Samper Mejia, Cristina...... P7
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 339 Program Participants Index (S) – Sanchez-Romero, Miguel Sanchez, LuisA. Sanchez, Landy Sanchez, Andres Sampson, Robert J. Samper-Ternent, Rafael 340 Sayer, LianaC. Saxena, Prem C. Saxena, Malvika Sawyer, Kara Savinar, Robin Savarkar, Tushar Saunders, Randi Saunders, Kyle R. Saunders, Dylan Sauerberg, Markus Sauer, Torsten Sattler, Kierra Sato, Ryoko Sastry, Narayan Sasson, Isaac Sassler, Sharon Sarnak, Dana Sarker, M.Mizanur Sarkar, Koyel Sariscsany, Laurel Saravanou, Antonia Sapkota, Amir Saperstein, Aliya Sanzenbacher, Geoffrey Santos-Lozada, Alexis Santos, Reinaldo Santos, Jair Santillán Pizarro, MaríaMarta Santiago, Livia Santana, Diana Sandström, Glenn Sanderson, Warren C. Sanderson, Matthew Sanders, Joshua Sander, Nikola Sandberg, John Sanchez-Soto, Gabriela 183
...... 47, 129,P11 ...... 41, 48, 154 ...... 26, P2, P7 79, 99, P2 ...... 240, P11 ... 23, 207 79, 146 ...... P2, P4 P8, P8 P7, P7 ... 1, 34 P10 P10 P10 226 165 202 228 234 110 182 200 199 217 176 224 P3 P6 P6 P7 P3 P2 P6 P9 P2 P3 P3 P3 P8 P4 P3 31 . Schnake-Mahl, Alina Schmitz, Michelle Schmitz, Lauren Schmied, Julian Schmidt, Sara Schmidt, Nicole Schmid, Karoline Schmertmann, CarlP. Schmeer, Kammi K. Schleifer, Cyrus Schimmele, Christoph M. Schieman, Scott Schiavon, Raffaela Schiavon, Raffaela Scherer, Elissa Scherbov, Sergei Schatz, Enid Schaffnit, Susan Schafer, Markus Schaefer, David Schachter, Ariela Schacht, Ryan Schachner, Jared P1, P2 Scanteianu, Adriana Scalone, Francesco Sayer, Pieter Schroeder, Rosalyn Schroeder, Jonathan Schrager, Sheree P4 Schoumaker, BrunoD. Schott, Whitney Scholl, Nathalie Schöley, Jonas Schoeni, Robert Schoen, Robert Schnettler, Sebastian Schneider, Norbert F. Schneider, Dorothée Schneider, Daniel Schneider, Daniel Schnarrs, Phillip 242, P3, ...... 96, 184,P9, P10 ...... 130, 161, 232 ...... 82, 199,P9 63, 88, 247 ...... 119, 148, ...... 186, 250 . 51, 141, P1, P10 P2, P11 P2, P11 160, P5 182, P3 65, 137 3, 199 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program . P11 185 223 182 215 205 202 101 177 P1 P6 P3 P2 P6 P6 P1 P1 P2 P4 P2 55 95 80 85 98 79 97 Seeley, Janet Sedlander, Erica Sedgh, Gilda Sebani, Meroji Sear, Rebecca Seaman, Rosie Seale, Cassidy Scribner, Richard Scott,A. Kirk Scott, Jennifer Scott, Christian Schwarz, Hans Schwartz-Soicher, Ofira Schwartz, ChristineR. P2 Schwandt, Hilary Schuster, Anne MerelSchuring, Schumacher, Austin E. Schulz, Amy Schultz-Nielsen, MarieLouise Schultz, Michael Seidenfeld, David Seewald, Meghan Seeman, Teresa E. Seelye, Sarah Shafeek Amin, Neveen Seymour, Jane Sexsmith, Kathleen Serna, Xavier Sergerie, Francois Serbanescu, FlorinaI. Sennott, Christie Senesoury, Sith P10 Senderowicz, LeighG. Seme, Assefa Selvamani, Y Seltzer, Nathan Seltzer, JudithA. Sellers, Samuel Seifu, Abiy P10 227 P1, ...... 119, 148, 242, ...... 93, P10, P10, ...... 80, 202,P6 ...... P10, P10 ...... 116, P1, ...... P1, P10 129, P1 148, P1 164, P9 66, 244 65, 137 34, 144 ..... 39, P6 6, 48 P10 112 187 115 215 133 241 188 153 120 188 133 234 216 P2 P7 P7 P7 P1 P3 P9 76 26 53 63 . –
Shafer, Kevin...... 181, P4 Shiao, Jiannbin...... 23 Sinaiko, Anna...... 149 Shah, Amit...... 170 Shibuya, Kumiko...... 82, 127 Singh, Abhishek.....P3, P9, P10, Shah, Iqbal H..47, 129, 244, P1, Shiferaw, Menbere...... 67 P10, Program Participants Index P10 Shiferaw, Solomon...... 129, P1 P10, P11 Shah, Manisha...... P2 Shiffer-Sebba, Doron...... 57 Singh, Akansha...... P3, P11 Shaikh, Nida I...... P2 Shil, Apurba...... 226 SINGH, ANGAD...... P11, P11 Shakya, Holly.....108, 119, 129, Shin, Dongeun...... P9 Singh, Anjali...... P3, P10, P10 204, Shin, Su Hyun...... 74, P6, P6 Singh, Aradhana...... P3, P10 P4, P10 Shin, Yoon-Jeong...... 127, P1 Singh, Ashish...... 177 Shamsudduha, Mohammed.61 Shirakawa, Kiyomi...... 117 Singh, Kaushalendra K..P1, P10 Shanahan, Michael J...... 232 Shiras, Tess...... P1, P1, P1 Singh, Kavita...... 53 Shanahan, Micheal...... P11 Shkolnikov, Vladimir M...... P5 Singh, Parvati...... P11 (S) Shanahan, Mike...... 100 Shojaati, Narjes...... P8 Singh, Rakesh Kumar...... P5 Shandra, Carrie...... P8 Short, Susan E...... 71, 213 Singh, S. K...... P7 Shankar, Mridula.35, P1, P1, P1 Shpenev, Alexey...... 126, P11 Singhal, Shreya...... 20, 242, P9 Shankar, Rajan...... P11 Shreffler, Karina M...... 88, 228 Singini, Mwiza...... P11 Shannon, Alec...... P2 Shrestha, Neera...... 252 Singleton, David...... P9 Shannon, Sarah...... 143 Shrider, Emily...... 86, 213, P3 Sinha, Atreyee..P4, P7, P9, P11 Shantz, Kathryn...... 193, P3 Shrikant, Singh...... P11 Sinsub, Piyapat...... P5 Shapira, Gil...... 172 Shu, Binbin...... P7 Sirag, Elham...... P3 Shapiro, David...... 116, P1 Shukla, Ankita...... P3, P4, P10 Siril, Helen...... P10 Sharif, Mienah Z...... P6 Siam, Zeina...... P10, P10 Sironi, Maria...... 41, 154 Sharma, Dhiraj...... 201 Sicinski, Kamil...... P3 Siskar, Thomas...... P2 Sharma, Kanika...... P10 Siddhanta, Ankita...... 145, P2 Skalamera, Julie...... 133 Sharma, Nidhi...... P10, P11 Siddiqui, Laeek...... 177 Skardhamar, Torbjørn.....P2, P7 Sharma, Smriti...... P11 Siddiqui, Mohammad Zahid.161 Skirbekk, Vegard...... 205 Sharp, Gregory...... 72, 166 Sidha, Hellen...... 242 Slaymaker, Emma...... P11 Sharpless, Mariam...... P2 Sidze, Estelle...... 135 Slopen, Natalie...... 11, 133 Sharygin, Ethan J...... P11 Sié, Ali...... 68 Slowey, Marissa...... P3 Sheehan, Connor...... 38, P11 Siedler, Thomas...... P4 Smeeding, Timothy M..147, 227 Sheehan, Connor M...... P6 Siegel, Michael...... 198 Smiley, Kevin...... P3 Sheehy, Grace...... P1 Sierra, Gracia...... 59, P11 Smith, Amy S...... P6 Sheftel, Mara...... 76 Sieverding, Maia.P2, P4, P5, P8 Smith, Christopher...... 87 Shekar, Chander...... P11 Silva, Romesh...... 198, P2 Smith, Herbert L...... P9, P11 Shekhar, Chander...10, 226, P1 Silventoinen, Karri...... 142 Smith, James P...... P7 Shemeza, Biganette-Evidente... Silverman, Jay....108, 119, 129, Smith, Jesse...... P4 119, P1, Smith, Ken R..P2, P5, P11, P11, 148, 242, P1 P1, P4, P9 P11 Shen, Shannon...... 77 Silverstein, Merril...... 137 Smith, Kristin...... 48 Shen, Yifan...... 120 Simard, Charles-Oliver...... 238 Smith, Marian...... P1 Shen, Yinzhi...... 243, P9 Simon, Daniel...... 22, 79, 163 Smith, Sarah...... 209 Shepard, Michael...... P1 Simon, Hay...... 187 Smith, Stephen...... P9 Shepherd, Hana...... P1, P1 Simon, Patrick...... 186 Smith, Travis...... 220 Sheppard, Paula...... P4 Simonsen, Neal...... P7 Smith-Greenaway, Emily...... 59, Sherman-Wilkins, Kyler.P6, P11 109
PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 341 Program Participants Index (S) – .Snyder, Anastasia R. Snow, Rachel Snipp, C.Matthew Snidal, Matthew Smolic, Sime Smock, Pamela J 342 Spielman, Kathryn Spevak, Hanna Spencer, Hannah Spence, Matthew Speizer, Ilene S. Spears, Dean P9, P11 Sparks, Patrice Sparks, Corey S. Spadafora, Tayllor Soysal, Yasemin Soy, Nelson Souza, Emmanuel Soura, Abdramane Sotoudeh, Ramina Soti-Ulberg, Christina Sosnaud, Benjamin Sorrenti, Giuseppe Sorichetta, Alessandro Sorensen, Lucy Sørensen, Henrik Sonneveldt, Emily Xi Song, Qian Song, Miri Song, Haoming Song, Sommers, BenjaminD. Somefun, Oluwaseyi Solignac, Matthieu Soler-Hampejsek, Erica Solaz, Anne Solanke, BolaLukman Sohn, Heeju Sochas, Laura Sobotka, Tomas Soares, Camila P11 P5, P2
...... 90, 122,218,233, ...... 80, 220,P5, P8, ...... 59, 94, P5, ...... 244, P10,P10 ...... 86, 219,226 ...... 60, 243,P9 27, 53, 141 .49, 158,P1 ...... 137, 224 131, 154 ...... 192, P3 P4, P7 P7, P7 48, 65 P11 227 110 229 191 135 238 150 135 P4 P1 P2 P7 P7 P8 P2 P7 P2 P2 P1 83 59 55 56 55 12 2 Stelter, Robert Stella, Luca Steinbach, Anja Steidley, Trent Steenland, Maria Steenblik, Jacob Staveteig, Sarah Stattin, Mikael Stark, Lindsay Stapleton, Madi Stanhope, Kaitlyn Stanfors, Maria Stancel-Piatak, Agnes Stadelman, Anna Srivastava, Ujjaval Srivastava, Swati Srivastava, Aradhana Srivastav, Nikhil Sripad, Pooja Srinivasan, Vinay Srinivasan, Sujatha Spotswood, Joelle Spitzer, Sonja Spirovska, Sandra Spinelli, Simone Spiker, Russell Stiefel, Maximilian Stick, Max Stewart, Ian Stewart, Holly Steverink, Nardi Stevenson, Amanda Stevens, Lindsay Stevens, Forrest Stevens, AnnH. 148, 242, P1 Sterling-Donaldson, Gi’Anna Stepinski, Tomasz Stephenson, Rob Stephany, Fabian Stempowski, Deborah P10 P1, P2 P4 119, ...... 8, 228, 252, P1, ...... 119, 148, 242, 160, 223, 230, ...... P1, P10, P10 162, 212, P8 ...... 137, P4, P4 97, 244,P9 .62, 85, P10 ...... 170, P10 ...... 219, P7 58, 249 P6, P8 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P11 P11 P11 P10 149 176 201 217 168 110 105 ..... P8 P8 P5 P3 P8 P7 P4 P9 P3 89 20 80 80 30 99 8 Stoeffler, Cale Sully, Elizabeth A. Sullivan, JohnW. Sullivan, Alice Suitor, J. Jill Suhrcke, Marc Suga, Keita Sue, Christina Sudoh, Osamu 242, P10 Sudhinaraset, May Subramanian, S.V. Su, Wenyang Stykes, J. Bart Stuckler, David Stuart, Beth Strub, Bryan Strozza, Cosmo Stritzel, Haley Erich Striessnig, Stone, Eric Stone, Amy Stolte, Allison Stoebenau, Kirsten Stillman, Melissa Stilianakis, Nikolaos Stier, Haya Swindle, Jeffrey Swiaczny, Frank Sweeney, Megan M. Swanson, David Svallfors, Signe Sutton, April Susmann, Herb Suriastini, Ni Wayan Sundaram, Aparna Sun, Yu Sun, Xiaoming Sun, Shuqiao Sun, Shengwei Sun, Liangliang Sun, Feinuo Sumantri, Cecep 216 172, ...... 124, 169, P8, P9 ...... 135, P10,P10 ...... 55, 123,P11 ...... 34, 46, 144, ..... 215, P4, P4 ...... 230, P10 171, P11 202, P11 209, P10 118, 210 6, 47, P1 20, 170, P9, P10 87, 173 59, 79 P11 P10 P10 P10 178 217 109 186 117 P7 P3 P8 P1 P3 P7 P5 P2 P6 P5 P3 P6 P4 97 42 15 47 35 –
Szabó, Laura...... P10 Temple, Judy...... P2 Tollman, Stephen...... 39, P11 Szalma, Ivett...... P4 Tenikue, Michel...... P1, P3 Toma, Sorana...... P7 Program Participants Index Tenthani, Lyson...... 135 Tome, Romina...... 234, P2 TB Tesfai, Rebbeca...... 145, 241 Tong, Guangyu...... 240 Tach, Laura M...... 41, P8 Thangjam, Melody...... 95, P6 Tong, Yunping...... 204 Taggueg, Roy...... P7 Tharp, Douglas...... P11 Tong, Yuying...... P2 Tai, Tsui-O...... 17 Thennarasu, K...... P11 Tønnessen, Marianne...... P7 Taiji, Riley...... 16, 136 Thet, May Me...... P10 Toomet, Ott...... 128 Takasaki, Yoshito...... P11 Thiede, Brian.6, 54, 171, P3, P8 Torbica, Aleksandra...... P11 Takei, Isao...... P7 Thielemans, Gert...... 230 Torche, Florencia...... 7, P5 Takemoto, Erin...... 44 Thierry, Amy...... P6 Torres, Jacqueline..133, P6, P6, Takwa, Teke...... P3, P10 Thiongo, Mary...... 148, P1 P7 (TB) Talbot, Catherine...... 46, 98 Thirumurthy, Harsha.....201, P5 Torrez, Stephanie...... 197 Talesara, Ishaana...... P8 Thomas, Christopher...... P4 Tostlebe, Jennifer...... 157 Tamborini, Christopher R..... 48 Thomas, Duncan...... 17, 34, 46, Tranæs, Torben...... 80 Tan, Poh Lin...... 126 144, Treiman, Donald J...... 206 Tan, Ruoding...... P4 191, 216 Treleaven, Emily.....109, P2, P9 Tanalgo, Klarriness...... P11 Thomas, Jacob...... 5 Trevelyan, Edward N...... P6 Tandon, Sharad...... P4 Thomas, Jason R...... 61 Trevino-Garza, Alma...... 26 Tang, Dan...... P6 Thomas, Julia...... 40 Trias-Llimós, Sergi...... 223 Tang, Zequn...... 240 Thomas, Kyla...... 219, P5 Trimarchi, Alessandra...P9, P10 Tanksley, Peter...... P2 Thomas, Margaret...... P4 Trinitapoli, Jenny.....8, 66, 109, 135 Tanner, Leah...... P1 Thomas, Patricia A...... 19, 194 Triyana, Margaret...... 130, 173 Tannirkulam, Ajaykumar...... 80 Thomeer, Mieke B..97, 111, P6 Trombetti, Andrea...... P5 Tanturri, Maria-Letizia....P2, P6 Thompson, Cassandra...... 160 Tropf, Felix C...... 124, 142 Tapia Granados, Jose A...... 198 Thompson, John...... 75 True-Funk, Arielle...... P6 Tarkiainen, Lasse.26, 65, P5, P6 Thompson, LuAnne...... 106 Truong-Vu, Kim-Phuong.P4, P10 Tarrence, Jake.....38, 52, 72, P6 Thomson, Elizabeth...... 218 Tsuchiya, Kazumi...... P2 Tatem, Andrew J...... 110 Thomson-Browne, Dana...... P3 Tsui, Amy...... 228, P1, P10 Tatsiramos, Konstantinos..... 32 Thornton, Arland...... 215 Tucker, Katherine...... 76 Taylor, John...... P9 Thornton, Rebecca L...... P10 Tugores, Antonia...... P3 Taylor, Miles G...... 139 Thyden, Naomi...... P2 Tuljapurkar, Shripad...... P5 te Riele, Saskia...... P10 Tian, Bing...... P8 Tumin, Dmitry...... 52 Teerawichitchainan, Tiemeyer, Stacy...... 228 Bussarawan...... 2, Tienda, Marta...... P2 Tumlinson, Katherine.116, P10 188 Tierney, Katherine...... P10 Turner, Lesley J...... 92 Tegegne, Mesay...... 168 Tillman, Korey...... P5 Turner, Mallory...... P2 Tegunimataka, Anna...107, 122 Tilstra, Andrea...... 22, 89, 198 Turner, Patrick...... 173 Teitler, Julien O..107, 190, 210, Timm, Brian...... P1 Turney, Kristin...... 243, 247 P5, P6 Timpe, Brenden...... 130 Turra, Cassio M..38, 64, 117, P4 Tejada-Vera, Betzaida...... P3 Tobey, Elizabeth...... 129, P10 Turunen, Jani...... 247 Tejedor, Natalia...... 110 Todd, Megan...... 34, P6 Tuttle, Cody...... 143 Telles, Edward...... 186 Toffle, Mary Ellen...... P3 Tuttle, Scott...... P7 Temitope, Erinfolami...P2, P10, Toffolutti, Veronica...... P6, P11 Twine, Wayne...... 46 P10 Tysinger, Bryan...... 76 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 343 Program Participants Index (W) – Udedi, M. Uddin, Jalal Uchikoshi, Fumiya Uccheddu, Damiano 344 Van Hook, Jennifer Van Haren, Ian Van der Tak, Dick van der Does, Tamara Van Bavel, Jan Vallin, Jacques Valli, Elsa Valles, Jessica Valizadeh, Pourya Valeris Chacin, Robert Jose Valenzuela, Abel Valencia, Lila Vaisanen, Heini E. Vable, Anusha Uysal, Jasmine Uwera, Liz Utomo, Budi Uretsky, Elanah Urdinola, B.Piedad Urbina, Daniela Urassa, Mark Upchurch, Dawn Upadhyay, AshishKumar Unzueta, Maria Unisa, Sayeed P2 Umutoni, Chantal Umenthala, Srikanth Umberson, Debra J. Um, Hyunjoon Ulrich, Michael CarolineUggla, Philipp Ueffing, P9 208, P10 242, P1,
...... 119, 148, 242, P1 ...... U V ...... 35, 113,228 27, 123,229 ...... P4, P8,P9, ...... 119, 148, ...... P10, P10 215, P11 75, 112, P1, P11 116, P8 31, P11 77, 111 P1, P1 P9, P9 . 132, . P11 P11 P10 P11 P10 220 168 110 240 177 198 208 P9 P5 P7 P4 P7 P6 P8 P9 5 Venkataramani, Atheendar Velasquez, Andrea Velasco Molina, MariaCarolina Vela, Leonel Vazquez, Christian Vaupel, JamesW. Vasireddy, Sindhu Varner, Fatima Vargo, Jason Vargas, Edward Vargas Valle, Eunice VanWey, Leah K. VanRooyen, Michael VanOrsdale, Josey Vanneman, Reeve VanHeuvelen, Tom VanHeuvelen, Jane VanDerslice, James Vandenheede, Hadewijch Van Winkle, Zachary van Weezel, Stijn Van Riper, David van Raalte, Alyson A. van Ooijen, Raun 225, P7 Vespa, Jonathan Vesnikos, Nikolaos Verropoulou, Georgia Verrando, Amy Verona, AnaPaula Veron, Jacques Verma, Nandita Verkroost, Florianne Verhulst, Andrea Verdin, Andrew Verdery, Ashton Vera-Monroy, Ricardo Ventura, Ilana 235 P10 202, P6 P6 P9 P9 ...... 40, 179,249, ...... 84, 108,P8 P1, P4,P9, ...... 182, 187, 112, 146, ...... 127, P11 191, 251 118, 131 109, 182 19, P10 15, 42 56, 98 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program .... P11 P10 156 186 163 144 178 176 110 144 153 108 .130, P9 P4 P7 P6 P5 P7 52 15 73 87 6 von Schantz, Malcolm von Reichert, Christiane Voigt, Mathias Vogt, Tobias C. Vogl, Tom Voetagbe, Gertrude Vlahov, David Vitali, Agnese Vishwakarma, Minakshi Vishwakarma, Deepanjali Vinneau, Justin Vink, Jan Villavicencio, Francisco Villarreal, Andres Villareal, Cristina Villanueva, Aida Villalobos, Aremis L. Villalobos, Amber Vikram, Kriti P3, P8 Vignoli, Daniele Vierboom, Yana Vieira, Joice Melo Vidal, Sergi P11 Viciana, Francisco Wakefield, Sara Wakefield, Jon Wajnman, Simone Waite, Sean Wahrendorf, Morten Wagner, Zachary Wagner, Sander Wagner, Ryan Wagner, Brandon Wadhwa, Sagar Wabiri, Njeri Vyas, Sangita Vu, Khoa P10, P11 P4 ...... W ...... 45, 58, 152, P1, ...... 157, 196, P10 ...... 80, P11, P11 ...... 44, P1, P3, ...... 39, P2, P6 ...... 120, P10 ...... 151, P9 44, P11 47, 187 ...... P4, P9 86, P6 29, P7 ... P10, P11 243 238 239 196 251 128 146 187 210 108 158 P1, P4 P4 P4 P6 P9 P1 P2 21 64 20 68 –
Waldfogel, Jane.153, 181, 233, Waring, Melody...... P6 Whitehead, Hannah...... 68 235, Warner, David F...... 138, P4 Whiteside, Jasmine...... P6 P9 Warren, Charlotte.....61, P1, P5 Whitlock, Carrie...... P3 Program Participants Index Walia, Monika...... 192 Warren, John R...... 44, P2, P5 Whitmer, Rachel...... P6 Walker, Benjamin...... 114 Warren, John Robert.44, 57, 89, Widen, Elizabeth...... P3 Walker, Dilys...... 172 P2 Widiastuti, Rini...... P11 Wallace Huff, Cristina...... P10 Warren, Lawrence...... 99 Wiemers, Emily....65, 137, 251, Wallace, Matthew...... 29, 104 Washington, Chanell...... P4 P8 Waller, Maureen...... P4, P4 Wassink, Joshua...... 78, 191 Wiik, Kenneth...... 16 Walsemann, Katrina M..19, 65, Waters, Mary...... 55 Wikle, Jocelyn...... 122, 175 69, Weber, Ingmar...... 128, 168 Wilcher, Britni...... 195
138, P6 Webster, Jeff...... 166 Wilcox, Bradford...... 41 (W) Walsh, Joe...... 100 Weden, Margaret M...... 210 Wilde, Joshua...... 220 Walter, Bockting...... 97 Weeks, John R...... 190, P10 Wildeman, Christopher.69, 235, Wamala, Robert...... P10, P11 Wei, Chuchu...... 47 243 Wambach, Alex...... 181, P4 Wei, Guixing...... P3 Wildsmith, Elizabeth...... 247 Wan, Yifeng...... P2, P4 Weidert, Karen...... P2 Wileden, Lydia...... 3 Wandera, Stephen Ojiambo.P6 Weinreb, Alexander...... 68, P3 Wilkinson, Lindsay...... P11 Wang , Hongjian...... 157 Weinstein, Jeremy...... 5, 30 Wilkinson, Renae...... 15, P11 Wang Sonne, Soazic Elise.... P7 Weiser, Sheri...... 119 Willage, Barton...... 239 Wang, Donghui...... 49 Weiss, Inbar...... P2 Willfuehr, Kai...... P4 Wang, Fan...... 134, 175 Weiss, Jordan...... 34 Williams, David...... 76 Wang, Feng...... P8 Weiss, Marianne...... 210 Williams, Deadric...... 199 Wang, Guangyi...... 65 Weiss, Robert...... P3 Williams, Eunice M...... P8 Wang, Haidong...... 187, 203 Weistreich, Jay...... P2 Williams, Iván...... 123 Wang, Hansi...... 75 Weitzman, Abigail....37, 59, 91, Williams, John...... 172 Wang, Haowei...... P4 108, Williams, Kari...... P3 Wang, Janet...... 222 117, P1, P10 Williams, Kristi...... 223 Wang, Jia...... P4, P8 Wen, Ming...... 179 Williams, Lindy...... P7 Wang, Kaipeng...... 76 Weny, Kathrin...... P2 Williams, Nathalie...... 215 Wang, Mei-cheng...... P11 Werdecker, Andrea...... P11 Williams, Seth...... 3 Wang, Qian...... 88 Wesson, Paul...... 35 Williamson, Jessica...... P10 Wang, Rebecca.71, 103, 171, P7 West, Jessica...... P9, P11 Wilopo, Siswanto...... P2 Wang, Sharron X...... 7, P7 Westerman, Ronny...... 61, P11 Wilson, Ben.16, 29, 241, P5, P7, Wang, Susu...... 28, 117 Wething, Hilary...... P8 P10 Wang, Wenjuan...... P1, P1 Weyers, Simone...... P4 Wilson, Danielle...... P8 Wang, Xiaobin...... P11 Wheldon, Mark....27, 123, 229 Wilson, Riley...... 175 Wang, Yi...... 206 Whitaker, Stephan...... 145 Wilson, Ronald E...... P3 Wang, Ying...... P1 White, Della...... P3 Wimer, Christopher T.. 62, 193, Wang, Ying-Ting...... 194 White, Justin S...... 55 P8, Wang, Yiwen...... P2 White, Kailey...... P4 P9 Wang, Yu...... 16 White, Kari...... P1 Winfrey, William...... P4 Ward, Geoff...... 195 White, Michael J....54, 103, P7, Wisniewski, Janna...... P1 Ware, Erin...... 142, 232 P11 Wisniowski, Arkadiusz...... 103 Waren, Warren...... 133 Whitehead, Ellen...... 166 Withers, Elizabeth...... P11 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 345 Program Participants Index (Z) – Wolfinger, Nicholas Wolfe, Joseph Wolf, DouglasA. Wodtke, Geoffrey T. Witwer, Elizabeth Witte, Nils 346 Xu, H. Xu, Dafeng Xie, Yu Xie, Wubin Xie, Liyang Xiao, Brian Wu, Zheng Wu, Xiaogang Wu, Qiong Wu, Nancy Wu, Lawrence L. Wu, Jinjing Wu, Jing Wu, Jiawei Wu, Jiawei Wu, Huijing Wu, Derek P5 Wrigley-Field, Elizabeth Wright, Matthew Wright, Laura Wright, Kelsey Woyczynski, Lauren Woods-Giscombe, Cheryl Woods, Tyler Woods, Adrienne Wood, Shannon Woo, Juhee Woo, Hyeyoung Woo, Haebong Wongchanapai, Paradorn Wong, Rebeca Wong, Jaclyn Wollum, Alexandra Wolfson, Julia P6
...... 120, 206, P4, P11 ...... X 205, P6, P6, P6, ...... 179, 185, 223 ...... 149, 251 P9, P11 P9, P11 232, P9 195, P7 60, 210 8 182, .48, P2, P9 38, P6 ...... P11 245 193 134 155 228 137 212 135 169 240 246 P1 P5 P1 P1 P4 P8 P5 P5 P7 P4 P4 45 85 52 86 79 Yang, Yulin Yang, Yang Claire Yang, Xiushi Yang, Tse-Chuan Yang, Sisi Yang, Shuangshuang Yang, Muzhe Yang, Juhua Yang, Guandong Yamashita, Hidetoshi Yakusheva, Olga Yakam Yemtchoua, Willy Yaish, Meir Yahirun, Jenjira Yadav, Priyanka Yadav, Akhilesh Yadav, Ajit Yabiku, Scott Xue, Qian-Li Xu, Minle Xu, Man Xu, Jie Xu, Janet Xu, Hongwei Xu, Heng Yin, Junjun Yim, SejungSage Yilmazer, Tansel Yildiz, Dilek Yi, Youngmin Yi, Moises Yeung, Wei-Jun Yeatman, Sara Ye, Yiwan Ye, Teng Ye, Leafia Yaya, Mehmet Yavorsky, Jill Yashkin, Arseniy Yashin, Anatoliy I. Yanguas, Maria Adrien ...... 110, P8, P11, P11 ...... 62, 90, 184, 228 Y ...... 18, 194,206,P8 ...... 34, 246,P6 19, 38, 245 ..... P3, P5,P5 P3, P5,P5 ...... P10, P11 110, P11 242, P9 28, 117 55, 222 P6, P6 18, 26 PAA 2019 AnnualMeeting Program P11 P10 107 185 210 223 207 208 208 103 235 100 162 P2 P7 P8 P4 P2 P1 P7 57 14 21 65 99 19 67 Yourkavitch, Jennifer Yount, Kathryn Young-DeMarco, Linda Young, Natalie Young, Jacob You, Xiuhong York, Hunter York Cornwell, Erin Yoda, Shohei Yip, Paul Ying, Yang Ying, Dongyue Zabalza, Michel Yuodeshko, Victoria Yunzal-Butler, Cristina Yun, Zhang Yun, Jeonghwan Yu-Han, Chen Yue, Zhongshan Yucel, Deniz Yu, Zhou Yu, Yan-Liang Yu, Wei-hsin Yu, Shao-Tzu Yu, Mengting Yu Cotter, Sun Zeeb, Hajo Zavodny, Madeline Zarychta, Alan Zarulli, Virginia Zanotto, Lucia Emma Zang, Zan, Moussa Zamani-Hank, Yasamean Zajdel, Rachel Zajacova, Anna Zahra, Fatima Zagheni, Emilio Zagame, Amanda Zavisca, Jane Zaveri, Esha 168 ...... Z ...... 22, 52, 81, 139 ...... 103, 128, 145, ...... 77, 165,P11 ...... P4, P9,P9 ...... 198, P8 115, P9 202, P6 49, 184 P7, P9 88, P7 ... P10 P11 P11 110 114 190 215 103 191 202 107 113 159 P8 P7 P9 P5 P6 P8 P7 P9 P6 67 80 72 60 91 20 36 53 8 –
Zeiler, Madeline.119, 148, 242, Zou, Xinyuan...... P3 P1, Zsembik, Barbara....P6, P9, P11 P2 Zueras, Pilar...... 223 Program Participants Index Zeki Al Hazzouri, Adina.133, P6, Zufferey, Jonathan...... 21 P7 Zulu, Eliya M...... 27, P8 Zenteno, Rene...... 189 Zumbyte, Ieva...... 211, P9 Zerihun, Tewodros...... P5 Zuniga, Carmela...... P1 Zewde, Naomi...... 62, 193 Zuniga, Krystle...... P6 Zhang, Bolun...... P8 Zuo, Wenyun...... P5 Zhang, Chenyao...... P8 Zvavitch, Polina...... 149, 210 Zhang, Cuiling...... 12 Zhang, Lanyu...... 133, P6, P7 (Z) Zhang, Liwei...... 82 Zhang, Peikang...... P5 Zhang, Qian...... 94 Zhang, Weihui...... 81 Zhang, Wencheng...... 137 Zhang, Xiaoyu...... 206 Zhang, Xing...... 154, 245 Zhang, Xinyu...... P6 Zhang, Xuan...... P6 Zhang, Yang...... 111, 209 Zhang, Yinfeng...... P9 Zhang, Yun...... P5, P6 Zhang, Zhanxin...... P7 Zhang, Zhe...... 19, 159, P9 Zhang, Zhenmei...... 114 Zhao, Dandan...... P6 Zhao, Linda...... 208, P11 Zhao, Menghan...... 209 Zheng, Boyan...... 65, 95 Zheng, Hui...... 132, 167 Zhong, Ruijie...... P5, P9 Zhou, Shuai...... 171 Zhou, Yi...... P11 Zhou, Yun...... P10 Zhou, Zhangjun...... 138 Zhu, Haiyan...... P6 Zhu, Yingying...... P6 Zimmer, Zachary...... P9 Zimmerman, Linnea.....129, P2 Zimmerman, Scott...... 213, P5 Zissimopoulos, Julie M...76, P6 Zoraghein, Hamidreza...... P3 Zou, Hong...... P6 PAA 2019 Annual Meeting Program 347 Notes
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