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SUMMARY:The PSC Lineup at PAA 2024
DESCRIPTION:\nDownload our printable schedule ( https://psc.isr.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Copy-of-PAA2024-17-x-11-in-3.pdf )!\nThursday, April 18\n8 to 9:15\nMeasuring health retrospectively\nSarah Burgard, Erin Ice † Lucie Kalousova, Janet Wang †, Ebony Johnson †\nMadison\nRacial Inequality in the GI Bill Home Loan Guaranty Program: Findings From Newly Digitized Administrative Records\nChinyere Agbai, David Bleckley, Katherine Genadek, Trent Alexander\nDelaware A\nThe Mortgage Interest Deduction and the White–Black Wealth Gap, 1984–2021\nJoe LaBriola, Chinyere Agbai, Nils Neumann\nDelaware A\n8:30 to 10 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\nA Life Course Study of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Accelerated Aging\nJoshua Goode †, Rachel Hsu, Edward Huntley, Colter Mitchell\nConfidants and Caregivers: The Overlap Between Social Networks and Care Networks and Implications on Well-being for Older Adults\nYongxin Shang, Sarah Patterson\n“Families Are Messy, Aren’t They?”: Defining Family and Care Expectations Among Family Caregivers\nSarah Patterson, Olivia Morreale\nThe Aging Immune System and All-Cause Mortality: A Biodemographic Approach to Understanding the Importance of the Immune System in Aging Processes\nYuan Zhang, Rebecca Stebbins, Grace Noppert, Allison Aiello\nDisability Among Middle Age and Older Immigrants: Examining Differences by English Language Proficiency, Citizenship, and Years in United States\nShane Burns †, Elizabeth Baker, Connor Sheehan, Kyriakos Markides\nRelationship Conflict, Intimate Partner Violence, and Changing Educational Desires and Expectations Among Emerging Adult Women\nLindsay Cannon, Jennifer Barber, Yasamin Kusunoki\n\n9:30 to 10:45\nThe Depth of Disadvantage: Racial/Ethnic Inequalities in the Intergenerational Persistence of Poverty\nDavis Daumler †\nDelaware C\nUtilizing Longitudinal Methylation Analyses to Connect Environment to Health, Development, and Aging\nColter Mitchell, Trey Smith, Josh Goode †, Erin Ware, Helen Meier, Jessica Faul, Daniel Notterman\nFranklin A\nHistorical Violence and Racial Variation in Risk of Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes: A Test of the Weathering Hypothesis\nNancy Toure, Rebecca Abbott, Amy Bailey, Elizabeth Breen, Margaret Hicken, Michael Kramer\nUnion D\nHistoric Structural Racism and Accelerated Biological Aging Across the Life Course\nHelen Meier, Sarah Laurent, Lauren Gaydosh, Bruce Mitchell, Jeffrey Wing, Jessica Faul, Colter Mitchell, Maggie Hicken\nUnion D\n10:30 to 12 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\n\nDid Politics Trump Health? Political Conservatism as a Fundamental Cause of Disease in the COVID-19 Pandemic\nSpencer Allen †\nThe Impacts of Layoffs on Dietary and Drinking Behaviors Across the Life Course: Evidence From China, 1993–2011\nQian Song, Emily Lim, Ning Zhang, Esther Friedman\n\n11 to 12:15\nLife Course Reciprocity: Do Parental Investments Influence Adult Children’s Support of Their Parents?\nSarah Patterson, I-Fen Lin\nTaft B\nRights at Odds: Gender Essentialism, Market Primacy, and Women’s Work–Family Conflict in an Autocracy\nYun Zhou\nGarfield\nThe 2021 Child Tax Credit, the Living Arrangements, and Housing Affordability of Families With Low Incomes\nNatasha Pilkauskas, Katherine Michelmore, Nicole Kovski\nGarfield\nUrban-Rural Disability Disparities Among Older Adults in Middle-Income Countries\nShane Burns †, Joseph Saenz\nFrankln A\nSon Preference\nEmily Treleaven, Discussant\nUnion A\n1:30 to 3 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\n\nAccelerated Aging and Neuroendocrine Functioning\nJose Guzman, Abigail Histed, Ryan Tung, Colter Mitchell, Christopher Monk, Luke Hyde, Nestor Lopez-Duran\n\n2 to 3:15\nDepressive Symptoms Are Associated With DNA Methylation Age Acceleration in a Cross-Sectional Analysis of Adults Over Age 50 in the United States\nHerong Wang, Kelly Bakulski, Freida Blostein, Brittany Porath, John Dou, Cesar Higgins Tejera, Erin Ware\nTaft B\n3:30 to 5 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\nA Geographic Perspective on the Rise in Charcoal Consumption in Malawi, 2004–2020\nKaterina Beach, Varun Goel, Yu Wu, Barbara Entwisle, Pamela Jagger\nHistorical Influences on Literacy Among American Indians\nArland Thornton, Linda Young-DeMarco, Matthew Snipp\n6:30 to 8:30 Reception\nDon’t miss ISR’s joint reception with the University of Wisconsin and UCLA at the Hyatt Regency, Columbus, in the McKinley Room!\nFriday, April 198 to 9:15\nResearch Roadmap on Adolescent Abortion Access Policy\nJulie Maslowsky, Laura Lindberg, Emily Mann\nUnion A\nCOVID-19 in a Vulnerable Population: Results from the Study of Adolescent to Adult Neural Development\nHelen Meier\nFairfield\nUsing Long-Term Histories of Business Turnover and Neighborhood SES to Understand Community Risk and Resilience to the Social and Economic Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic\nPhilippa Clarke\nFairfield\n\n8:30 to 10 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\nNeighborhood Disorder and Allostatic Load Among Older Non-Hispanic Black and White Adults: An Inverse Probability Weighting Approach\nJiao Yu, Weidi Qin, Theresa Osypuk, Viktoryia Kalesnikava\nMaking Sense of Middle Eastern North African and South Asian Ethnic Neighborhoods\nAngubeen Khan †, Min Zhou, Randall Kuhn, Jessica Gipson\n\n9:30 to 10:45\nWealth Inequality and Mobility During the COVID-19 Pandemic\nJoe LaBriola, Jake Hays †\nTaft D\nPopulation Aging and Income Inequality in the United States, 1968–2019\nJanet Wang †, Robert Manduca\nTaft D\nIntergenerational Ties, Family Formation Trajectories, and Marital Timing: A Longitudinal Exploration Using Sequence and Event History Analyses”\nEmma Banchoff †\nDelaware B\n\nDoes the Earned Income Tax Credit Crowd Out Financial Assistance From Parents?\nKatherine Michelmore, Anna Wiersma Strauss, Emily Wiemers\nKnox\nMore Than Just Work: Does the Earned Income Tax Credit Affect the Quantity, Quality, and Type of Employment Faced by Single Mothers\nKatherine Michelmore, Natasha Pilkauskas\nKnox\nRacial Classification and Boundary Making\nJane Furey (Discussant) †\nMadison\n\n10:30 to 12 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\nRelative Earnings and Work-to-Family Conflict: An Examination of Job Demands and Resources, Family Demands, and Gender\nVanessa Lang\nChildbearing, Child-Rearing, and Family Size at the Nexus of an Ideal Elite Family in Kampala, Uganda\nCharles Katulamu †\n11 to 12:15 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\nResidential Land Use Regulations and Child Homelessness\nJoe LaBriola, Margot Jackson\nFayette\nDoes the Earned Income Tax Credit Reduce Caregiving for One’s Parents?\nAnna Wiersma Strauss, Emily Wiemers, Katherine Michelmore\nGarfield\nCan Increasing Access to Contraception Mitigate the Effects of Dobbs? Evidence From a Randomized Control Trial\nMartha Bailey, Vanessa Lang\nDelaware C\nAging in Middle- and Low-Income Countries\nShane Burns (Chair) †\nTaft B\n1:30 to 3 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\n\nAttitudes Toward and Perspectives on Abortion in Uganda: Development of an Abortion Positionality Framework\nCharles Katulamu †\n\nAfrican Birth Timing: Educational Differentiation Across Time, Educational Access, and Family Planning Effort\nSara Lopus, Margaret Frye\n\n\n1:45 to 3\n\nEpigenetic Biomarkers of Socioeconomic Status Are associated With Age-Related Chronic Diseases and Mortality in Older Adults\nLauren Schmitz, Lauren Opsasnick, Scott Ratliff, Jessica Faul, Wei Zhao, Jennifer Smith\nFranklin D\nAssociations Between Cardiovascular Disease, Cognition, Kidney Function, and Polyepigenetic Scores of Atherosclerosis in the Health and Retirement Study\nFarah Ammous, Colter Mitchell, Jessica Faul\nFranklin D\nRethinking Rurality: Evidence From GPS Location Tracking in North Carolina\nLiang Cai, Kate Cagney\nFranklin A\n3:15 to 4:30\n\nSpatial Demography of Environmental Risks\nElizabeth Fussell (Chair)\nKnox\nGeographic Variation in Marriage Decline Across U.S. Counties, 1990–2017\nJake Hays †, Emily Parker\nMorrow\n3:30 to 5 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\n\n\n\nExploring Racialized Experiences of Black Creatives in the Platform Gig Economy: Challenges, Opportunities, and Navigation Strategies\nErykah Benson †\nU.S. States, Labor Supply, and the Inequality-Generating Process Since the 1990s\nChalem Bolton †\nSecond Chances or Growing Gaps? Educational Upgrading in Adulthood and Black–White Economic Inequality in Midlife\nJane Furey †\nThe Legacy of Advantage: Multigenerational Home Wealth Transmission\nCatalina Anampa Castro †\n\nSaturday, April 208:30 to 10 Poster Session (Regency Ballroom)\nChildhood Maltreatment and Accelerated Epigenetic Aging: Examining Cumulative Risk and Developmental Sensitivity\nOlivia Chang, Colter Mitchell, Kathryn Maguire-Jack, Helen Meier\n9 to 10:15\n\n\nNeighborhood Contexts and the Well-being of Children and Youth\nNarayan Sastry (Chair)\nMadison\n\n12 to 1:15\n\nExploring the Relationship Between Birthweight and Father’s International Migration Status in Nepal\nUttam Sharma, Dirgha Ghimire, Emily Treleaven\nDelaware B\n† designates current PSC trainee or postdoc\n
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