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High-Performance Building Week to take place June 13-19.June 11, 2010
High-Performance Building Week, taking place in Washington, DC from June 13-19, will highlight importance of high-performing buildings to sustainable future. Addressing importance to federal, state, and local policymakers as well as general public, event will include Congressional visit and various briefings as well as presentations by speakers from IFMA and NEMA. Additional activities include site visits and reception honoring high-performance building advancements. Read More
NIST/JILA Research demonstrates dark pulse laser technology.June 11, 2010
Researchers at NIST and JILA, joint institute of NIST and University of Colorado at Boulder, demonstrated new type of pulsed laser that excels at not producing light. Device instead generates sustained streams of dark pulses: repeated dips in light intensity. Described in Optics Express, this technology pioneers generate of dark pulses directly from semiconductor laser cavity without electrical or optical shaping of pulses after they are produced. Read More
ASTM requests papers for bearing steel technology symposium.June 11, 2010
ASTM is requesting papers for Ninth International Symposium on Bearing Steel Technologies: Advances in Rolling Contact Fatigue Strength Testing and Related Substitute Technologies, to be held November 17-18, 2011, in Tampa, FL. Papers reviewing user experience of various tests or substitute test methods, as well as original work papers on subject, and papers on treatment of statistical nature of rolling contact fatigue process are encouraged. Abstracts must be submitted by November 1, 2010. Read More
Instant Acid Method offers insight into nanoparticle dispersal.June 11, 2010
Using chemical trick that allows acidity of solution to be changed almost instantly, NIST team demonstrated technique for quantifying how stability of nanoparticle solutions change when acidity of their environment suddenly changes. Their results demonstrate that stability of nanoparticles, specifically their tendency to resist clumping, becomes very sensitive to pH under certain conditions. Studies such as this could provide strong foundation to design nanoparticles for specific applications. Read More
EPA completes 1st phase of school air monitoring initiative.June 11, 2010
Announced in March 2009 by EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson, school air monitoring initiative has involved air quality testing outside 63 schools that are located near large industrial facilities and in urban areas. Preliminary data, including 22,500 sampling results, has been posted on EPA website. Agency will now work to analyze data as well as wind patterns, sources of air toxics, and pollutants to determine long-term health risks to school children and staff. Read More
Liposome-Hydrogel Hybrid Research investigates drug delivery potential.June 11, 2010
Researchers from NIST, University of Maryland, and US FDA developed method to combine 2 substances - phospholipid membrane bubble (liposome) and particles of hydrogel, a water-filled network of polymer chains, for possible biomedical applications. Both components offer individual advantages and disadvantages for drug delivery, and combination hopes to utilize strengths of each material while compensating for any weaknesses. Read More
NIST Research explores flaws of magnetic nanoscale wires.June 11, 2010
After series of computer simulations, researchers found flaws in structure of magnetic nanoscale wires play important role in determining operating speed of devices that use nanowires to store and process information. Simulations showed disorder, which causes friction within nanowires, can increase rate at which current can move domain walls. According to NIST physicist Mark Stiles, friction can cause domain walls to move faster because they need to lose energy to move down wire. Read More
Manufacturers Urge Senate to pass Murkowski resolution.June 10, 2010
NAM Executive VP Jay Timmons issued statement on Senator Lisa Murkowski's "resolution of disapproval" to prohibit EPA from regulating greenhouse gases under Clean Air Act. Specifically, Timmons encouraged senators "to vote in favor of the 'resolution of disapproval' and to stop the EPA from moving forward with its overreaching and economically destructive agenda." Timmons cited burdens that would create uncertainty, stifle job creation, and harm global competition. Read More
EPA Grants inspire communities to combat climate change.June 10, 2010
U.S. EPA is making up to $10 million in grants available through its Climate Showcase Communities program to local governments in order to help establish and carry out initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. EPA expects to award approximately 25 cooperative agreements ranging from 100,000-500,000 USD (U.S. Dollars), with approximately 5% of funds (500,000 USD) available specifically for tribal governments. Read More
IPC SPVC States Position on trade of conflict metals.June 10, 2010
IPC Solder Products Value Council (SPVC) issued its position on conflict metals during May 20, 2010 Supply Chain Workshop. As read, statement says that IPC SPVC supports efforts to eliminate trade of conflict metals, especially mined tin from Democratic Republic of Congo. IPC SPVC further believes that smelters and mines are in best position to develop and implement system to ensure mineral traceability and develop chain of custody data as well as ITRI's efforts to achieve said goal. Read More
Training Course teaches rotorcraft accident investigation.June 9, 2010
NTSB's 5-day course in rotorcraft accident investigation is intended for investigators from regulatory authorities, investigative agencies, private industry, and potential parties to NTSB investigation. Course offers overview of procedures, methods, and skills required to perform rotorcraft accident investigation. Training will be offered August 16-20, 2010 at NTSB Training Center in Ashburn, VA. Read More
Energy Management Systems Standard up for voting and comment.June 9, 2010
ANSI would like to inform all stakeholders that ISO 50001 has been recently approved as Draft International Standard. Developed by Project Committee 242, Energy management, ISO 50001 will provide energy management systems guidelines for industrial plants, commercial facilities, and entire organizations. Now that ISO 50001 has advanced to this draft stage, national member bodies of ISO have been invited to vote and comment on text of standard during 5-month balloting period. Read More
Manufacturing Engineering Website uses pop culture to attract young people.June 9, 2010
SME Education Foundation enhanced its Manufacturing is Cool website with pop culture and respected resources to introduce curious and creative young people to modern manufacturing and high-paying careers it offers. Each item on website drills down and expands information on various required engineering disciplines, challenging students to become more involved in basic requirements of engineering programs, STEM education in math, science, engineering, and technology. Read More
ASTM Standard covers climate change assessment.June 9, 2010
According to Gayle Koch, member of E50.05 task group that developed standard, ASTM E2718, Guide for Financial Disclosures Attributed to Climate Change, provides process for identifying potential financial risks/opportunities associated with climate change; quantifying financial impact of risks; and determining appropriate content of disclosure for risks. Task group will also develop climate change assessment and risk management standards that address management, mitigation, and adaptation. Read More
IMTS 2010 Shows-Off Lockheed Martin's joint strike fighter.June 9, 2010
Lockheed Martin will exhibit full-scale model of its F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter during IMTS 2010, which is being held at Chicago's McCormick Place from September 13-18. According to IMTS Director John Krisko, "Everyone at the show will have the opportunity to learn about the plane's construction and the manufacturing technology behind it." This exhibit also provides attendees with chance to see end result from manufacturing machines. Read More
ANSI Seeks Nominations for 2011 Board of Directors.June 9, 2010
Nominations for qualified candidates for 2011 ANSI Board of Directors are due by June 14, 2010. To facilitate nomination process, compiled set of guidelines outline sectors currently underrepresented in ANSI's Board of Directors. Board is responsible for management and control of activities, property, and affairs of ANSI, including strategic direction of Institute, annual budget, and scope of responsibilities of Board and Institute Committees, Councils, and Boards. Read More
State DOTs compete for best transportation project.June 9, 2010
Sponsored by AASHTO, AAA, and U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 2010 America's Transportation Award competition includes 43 highway projects nominated by DOTs of 28 states and District of Columbia. Award categories include projects delivered under American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Under Budget, On Time, and using Innovative Management. Ten highest-scoring projects from regional competitions will go on to compete for Grand Prize and People's Choice Award, which each carry $10,000 cash prizes. Read More
ANSI-HSSP Workshops explore issues related to disabled persons.June 9, 2010
ANSI Homeland Security Standards Panel (HSSP) is addressing barriers related to emergency preparedness for persons with disabilities through workshop series. As final workshop, Emergency Evacuation Operations workshop will address standards development for emergency planning and contingencies for evacuation needs and concerns of persons with disabilities. Scheduled to take place in New Orleans, LA on June 17, workshop attendance is free but requires registration by June 9, 2010. Read More
National Aerospace Week is planned for Sept. 12-18.June 9, 2010
Following success of first-ever National Aerospace Day last year, AIA is expanding activities this year during National Aerospace Week. Series of events in Washington, D.C. and across country are being planned. New research reports, contests for youth, and other events hosted by businesses and communities across country will showcase industry's role in future high-tech workforce of America and in creating and sustaining high-paying jobs across the country. Read More
MCA reports 22% jump in new orders in first quarter.June 9, 2010
According to figures from MCA, new orders for motion control products jumped 22% in first quarter of 2010 compared to same period in 2009. Compared to fourth quarter of 2009, first quarter numbers were up by 27%, an indication that recovery in motion control market is accelerating, according to Jeff Burnstein, MCA's President. However, Burnstein cautioned that forecasts of industrial production suggest that rate of growth could moderate in subsequent quarters. Read More


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|Reviews for When I Fall in Love
| Mikucat chapter 7 . 4/3/2014
| Guest chapter 7 . 3/1/2014
hi, this is a good story. i hope you can finish it, i know your busy i just hope you can find time to make another chap, anyway thanks for posting this _
| Jengurl24 chapter 7 . 4/23/2013
This is really great! There are a surprisingly few good fics out there for Uraboku, I'm glad to have found one! I hope you'll continue!
| RainsShadows chapter 7 . 4/5/2013
This is great! I can't wait to read more! I really hope Luze ends up teaming up with Luka.
| CrimsonQueen24 chapter 7 . 2/27/2013
Oh I love this! You've portrayed everyone's personalities beautifully, especially Luka. I'm excited that Luze and Reiga are in the mix too. Same with Sairi and Lia since they're a new pair.
Really cool plot. I can't wait for more! Update
| JustMe279 chapter 7 . 12/29/2012
this fic is amazing *O* you don't know how much i love it,
through the hole thing i was like "Oh poor luka T-T asfdfsa but this is sooo good"
i'll wait for the next one :D and thanks for the story!
| EchoResonance chapter 7 . 12/9/2012
| Joitch chapter 7 . 11/5/2012
I love this story.. it makes me want to write one about Luze and Luka :) haha
| Tishikari chapter 7 . 10/27/2012
Girl I LOVE the action here - even if it's still building up for next chapter. Soooo good to see some Luka's power and rage... ;D Aah the man is HOT when in action or even suffering! O.O I re-read the previous chapter, the end did got better.
Luze's conversation with Yuki was good and curious, you could develop that more. His reaction to what Yuki told him about Luka got me wanting to know more. Poor Reiga, won't have time to talk to Yuki... Luka is knocking on the door already! haha
Thanks for this super cool chapter, it was worth the waiting! :D
Get inspired soon for the next one. ;)
| Pengwens chapter 7 . 10/21/2012
Yay, awesome chapter. Cant wait for the next one!
| Tishikari chapter 6 . 9/6/2012
Hey! Very nice chapter. Surprise: Luze! :DD Loved this. And all that attitude from Luka was great but I miss more action. ;) Oh and it was so short... :'( I need to read more! haha Your story is getting even better now. Keep going... :D
| Guest chapter 6 . 9/6/2012
Poor Luka D;
| Ikkona chapter 5 . 8/27/2012
Can't wait for the next chapter, great story!
| Tishikari chapter 4 . 8/19/2012
And you said it was rushed!? It's very good and I think the plot is getting better and better. I'm hooked. Yeah, Luka is an addiction... but the few parts with him and Yuki's dream was all perfect. I have to re-read it 3 times just to enjoy it more. Luka's power coming to the surface like that and his "on the edge" style when under stress is so cool. :DD
Oh I'll wait patiently for other chapters. :)
| SoraDreams chapter 5 . 8/15/2012
Thank u for updating! Glad that luka and the others know where yuki is and I wonder what Regia is going to do with yuki. I don't think we would kill him maybe break him mentally but didn't kuroto in the manga after battling cadeza that he said it seem like Regia was protecting yuki for something or maybe he plans on using yuki for a more greater purpose than destroy the giou clan
lol this is just me musing about what could happen :) I'm excited to see what u do with the next chapter! XD

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The chances of the SNP persuading Parliament to suspend Carmichael for telling a lie months ago is surely zero. The negative behaviour of the SNP since May is hardly likely to attract support from anyone – particularly on a subject which is perceived as patently vindictive posturing.
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"Dealing with these sorts of issue as 'regulations' rather than elements of legislation will see them subjected to a lower level and intensity of scrutiny which, in measures of this kind, is going to be troublesome."
That's how legislation works. The Bill introduces the Act which outlines the broad principles of control and allows the introduction of Regulations which control the detailed nitty-gritty. The advantage is that regulations can be introduced/amended/revoked without an Act of Parliament and all the procedure and time that entails. Whilst it is true Regulations do not normally attract the scrutiny of a Committee it doesn't mean that they are not subject to scrutiny at all. An individual (or MSP for that matter) can subject the draft of Regulations to as much scrutiny as they like and comment accordingly. Whether the Government takes on board those comments however is a moot point.
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The new turbines have about 3 times the rated power output and are a good bit taller as a consequence. I suspect the new ones will need a much larger foundation to cope and allow continued operation of the existing turbines whilst construction of the new ones is underway. I wonder if this is the first of many such projects and how it fits in with recent announcements about subsidies
- Argyll Bute Council, challenge, complaint, codes of conduct and the scheme of things
Walsh has the well-being of Walsh in mind, not the Council.
- Oil surplus to stay in record OPEC pumping and US efficiency gains
Only if Scottish Ministers grant consent when he submits an application under Section 36 of the Electricity Act. SNP ministers ensuring Tory landowner is subsidised by shedloads of public money in a time of austerity. How ironic is that?
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When I first heard about the Newton shooting today, I was in my end-of-the-day prep period. I was done teaching for the day, and I stared in disbelief at the news rolling in on my Google+ newsfeed. At first, I thought it was just another school shooting. (It's sad that I can label anything "just another school shooting.") Then, I comprehended that it was an elementary school shooting where innocent children were killed by a father.
I was shaken up for the rest of the afternoon, as it hit me for the first time that, like some of those who were killed, I identify as a teacher. It also hit me that many of the teachers who were hurt or killed were doing what I have done every day since September 5th-- protecting my students and supporting them in whatever way possible. I became numb and tried to block the eeriness of the situation out of my mind.
Then the texts from my Cohort (the group of students I'm in my grad program with) came rolling in.
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I tried to sympathize and provide words of comfort to each text that I received, but the reality of the situation is I didn't really process what had happened until I sat back down at my computer tonight and actually started reading posts on Google.
Then the six degrees of separation kicked in.
A blogger from BlogHer, the blogging network I'm a part of/ the individuals who host the blogging conference I attended, lost her nephew in the shootings. As I read her twitter postsas she found out about the shooting in her family's town I broke down and started crying. I shed tears for her, her family, for all of the families, for the entire Newton community, for the teachers, for their students, and for every child who was somehow affected by the tragedy.
A lot of people are starting the age ol' debate on gun regulations on Facebook, but you know what?
Now is not the time for that.
Now is the time to be scared, mourn, be grateful, feel guilty for being grateful, and to reflect on what has happened. Now is the time to remember those that have been lost, and to honor their lives and memories.
It is also time for me, as an educator, to be thankful that I'm safe and do not have to cope with the aftermath of a shooting like this in my school. I care about my students so much, and I cannot even begin to imagine what those teachers are going through.
I think this tweet sums up what I'm feeling tonight... There's no reason it couldn't have been my school, and I don't even know how to begin processing this tragedy.
Every day my wife is in a classroom doing her best to help children learn. No reason it couldn't have been her room #prayfornewtown— Patrick Manley (@patrickmanley) December 14, 2012
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Blackhawks' Toews: 'It did feel like we were playing shinny hockey'
Mar 2, 2014, 2:00 AM EDT
Jonathan Toews had a large impact on the Chicago Blackhawks and their 5-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins in Saturday's Stadium Series game at Soldier Field.
The Blackhawks' captain scored twice – including a beauty in the second period in which he dangled Penguins' defenseman Brooks Orpik then slid the puck five-hole on Marc-Andre Fleury – and had an assist. The more than 60,000 fans that braved the cold added to the atmosphere, as did the weather, which produced a constant and at times heavy snowfall throughout the game.
"It honestly did feel like we were playing shinny hockey in the backyard," Toews told reporters afterward.
"We were playing smart in our own end the way we normally would. But we were making plays and just throwing everything on net and hoping for the best. So I think after everything was said and done, we had a lot of fun out there playing."
- 1943mrmojorisin1971 - Mar 2, 2014 at 3:24 AM
He would have a claim on 'Best Player in the League' if not for that Crosby guy.
- penguins87and71 - Mar 2, 2014 at 8:54 AM
I'm not trying to make excuses for the Penguins because there is no excuse for their play last night, but I do think the weather did play a small part in the slaughtering of the Penguins last night. While it's cool and I do think they are pretty cool, it just affects the game to much. I think if this game was played indoors it would have been a more fast paced game, and probably a little bit more competitive as well, again there really is no excuse for the Penguins play last night though. These two teams play later this year, I'm interested to see how different these two games are.
- esracerx46 - Mar 2, 2014 at 9:21 AM
I'd agree with you 100%, except for the fact both teams played in the weather. Plus, the pens have played outdoors 3 time to the blackhawks 2. They didn't show up. Could not win a faceoff to save their life. Captain Serious got the best of Captain Canada. in all seriousness, no team can give up that many odd man rushes in a game.
- blackhawksdynasty - Mar 2, 2014 at 1:53 PM
Even Bylsma said indoor/outdoor wouldn't have made a difference last night. Chicago would've dominated regardless.
Despite not wanting to make excuses, that's exactly what you're doing.
Last night you said this game opened your eyes and that Chicago is on a different level. Now it's because of the weather.
Good grief Charlie Brown
- esracerx46 - Mar 2, 2014 at 3:15 PM
And Penguins fans wonder why so many people dislike them…
- Chip Caray's Eyebrows - Mar 2, 2014 at 3:57 PM
I assume somebody forced you to make this excuse against your will, since you made it very clear you didn't actually want to engage in such behavior.
- eglsfan - Mar 2, 2014 at 5:21 PM
Sure sounds like you are making excuses
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Research by CDE's Jenny Higgins and Yu Wang on birth control methods
A new study by Assistant Professor Jenny Higgins and CDE graduate student Yu Wang finds that up to 17 percent of young adults in the U.S. may be using "withdrawal" to prevent pregnancy, although not necessarily relying just on that method. In the sample population of 15-24 year olds, men and women who feared condoms would interfere with pleasure and women who said they would be "pleased" by an unplanned pregnancy were two to four times more likely than others to have used withdrawal. | Link to article
Event: Academic Achievement and the Lives of Children
CDE graduate students presented their work on health, education and racial/ethnic disparities in achievement to policy makers. As part of a graduate seminar titled "Academic Achievement and the Lives of Children: Social Determinants of Educational Inequalities," six CDE students shared their research with experts from across campus and from the state government. | Program | Executive Summaries
Transition from baby boom to baby bust brings policy challenges
In a recent issue of Science magazine University of Wisconsin-Madison economist Timothy M. Smeeding, Distinguished Professor at the La Follette School of Public Affairs, former director of the Institute for Research on Poverty, and CDE affiliate, explores the implications of four policy problems brought on by declining fertility and a growing proportion of elders: economic inequality, underinvestment in education, immigration, and gender equity in the workplace. | Link to article
The new Latin American Mortality Database (LAMBdA) includes vital statistics, life tables, and population counts for 1840 through 2014. The database will be used to estimate new models of mortality for countries in the region, to generate country-specific time trends of life expectancy at birth and associated bounds of uncertainty, to estimate models linking early and adult mortality across cohorts, and to compute mortality patterns at older ages.
Research by Schwartz and Han highlights changes in marriage and divorce
A recent article in the American Sociological Review has been receiving considerable media attention. Research by Christine Schwartz and Hongyun Han shows that couples in which the wife has more education are no longer associated with an increased risk of divorce. The research has been featured in USA Today, U.S. News and World Report, University Herald, Newsweek and the New York Times.
Palloni paper is recognized by editors of Demographic Research
The paper "The fragility of the future and the tug of the past: Longevity in Latin America and the Caribbean," by Alberto Palloni and Laeticia Souza, has been selected by the editors of Demographic Research as one of the very best papers in Volume 29 of the journal. The paper will be included in the journal's "Editor's Choice" collection and starred on the journal's web site.
Associate Professor Christine Schwartz made an appearance on the public radio program "Marketplace," speaking on the topic of assortative mating. A short article and link to the broadcast story are at the link.
The ASA Social Psychology Section Graduate Student Paper Award Committee has selected an article by Christina Diaz as the best paper for 2014. Diaz will be honored for her paper "Social Mobility in the Context of Fathering: The intergenerational link in parenting among co-resident fathers" during the ASA annual meeting in San Francisco.
Three CDE students win best poster awards at the 2014 PAA meeting in Boston
Three CDE graduate students were awarded prizes for best poster at the 2014 PAA annual meeting: Christina Diaz for "How Young Mothers Manage: Is There Evidence for Heterogeneity after Early Birth?", Ellen Dinsmore for "Race, Place, and Immigration Enforcement: Do Local Police Characteristics Matter?" and Laura Blakeslee for "The Influence of Knowledge and Attitudes on Influenza and Pertussis Vaccination among Healthcare Workers in Wisconsin." Congratulations!
Study by grad student Christina Diaz sheds light on the significance of parenting legacies
A study by CDE graduate student Christina Diaz provides insight into parenting skills and styles among fathers. Using data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, University of Wisconsin-Madison researcher Diaz sampled 4,050 fathers to determine if men's perception of the fathering they received influences their own parenting behaviors and perceptions of the job they are doing as a dad.
On November 6, 2013 a delegation of PAA members whose research is supported by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) met with NICHD Director Dr. Alan Guttmacher and his senior staff. The purpose of this meeting was to introduce Dr. Guttmacher to some of the most promising, emerging scientists from the PAA who are currently receiving NICHD support.
The meeting, along with a photo of the participants, was featured in the Winter Issue of the PAA Affairs newsletter.
Alberto Palloni elected to American Association for the Advancement of Science
Alberto Palloni, Samuel Preston Professor of Sociology, and three other members of the University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty are among 338 individuals recently elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Palloni was recognized "for international distinction in mathematical social demography, particularly for microsimulations of African HIV-AIDS diffusion, and for identifying early childhood precursors of differential adult mortality and health."
The new understanding of the role of microbial communities in human health, and the growing community of researchers studying the microbiome - the totality of microbes and their genomes in a given environment - could soon begin to emerge in the large longitudinal studies that have long been a hallmark of the social sciences at UW-Madison. A September workshop sponsored by the Center for the Demography and Health and Aging and the Center for Demography and Ecology, sought to bring UW-Madison biologists and social scientists together to explore the microbial dimensions of human health.
Schaeffer contributes to NRC report on declining survey response rates
A panel convened by the National Research Council's Committee on National Statistics has released a report, Nonresponse in Social Science Surveys: A Research Agenda. The study considers evidence about why survey response rates are declining and what this means for the accuracy of survey results. The report, funded by the Russell Sage Foundation, presents an agenda for future research on these issues. Sociology faculty member and Faculty Director of the UW Survey Center Nora Cate Schaeffer was one of the ten panel members who contributed to the workshop, panel presentations, and resulting report.
New CDE affiliates Engelman, Fletcher, and Xiong featured by the College of Letters & Science in "Meet your new professors"
Each year, the College of Letters & Science welcomes a new batch of talented scholars to its collection of more than 800 faculty members.
They come to UW-Madison from all over the world, bringing unique insights and perspectives on both emerging and established disciplines.
This article features profiles of new CDE affiliates Michal Engelman, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Jason Fletcher, Associate Professor of Public Affairs and Sociology, and Yang Sao Xiong, Assistant Professor of Social Social Work (beginning Fall 2014)
Over the years some educators and news stories have lamented "grade inflation." They argue that grade point averages keep rising even while schools demand less from students than ever before. They conclude that grades no longer provide useful information to or about students because of a growing mismatch between student achievement and grades awarded.
But UW-Madison's Eric Grodsky, who is a researcher with the Wisconsin Center for Education Research and an associate professor of sociology and educational policy studies, cautions that this is a misperception.
Microbiota play a significant, yet largely unexplored, role in human physiology, development and growth, and individual and social behavior. Current microbiome research primarily uses animal models and small samples to examine the coevolution of microbiota and hosts, mechanisms through which the microbiota influence host immunity, the interrelation of microbiota and hormonal regulation, interactions between microbiota, gene expression and environment and, importantly, the effects of composition and changes in microbiota early in life on health status and risks across the life course. Despite its potentially large effects on health outcomes and health related behaviors, demographers and epidemiologists engaged in research on population health remain on the sidelines. The workshop "Exploring the Microbiome in Population Health and Social Research" offered an opportunity to a small group of biologists, epidemiologists, and population and social scientists to learn about the status of current microbiome research, to assess the most promising avenues of future research, to explore the potential of current and future population based studies as vehicles to collect information on the microbiome, and to explore research collaborations across disciplines.
Archived video of the workshop will be available on the web soon. Check back later for a link.
Demography journal issue publishes four articles by CDE affiliates
Articles include "Explaining the Gender Wealth Gap" by Erin Ruel and Robert M. Hauser; "Remittances in the Republic of Georgia: Correlates, Economic Impact, and Social Capital Formation" by Theodore P. Gerber and Karina Torosyan; "Migration and Father Absence: Shifting Family Structure in Mexico" by Jenna Nobles; and "Examining Antecedents of U.S. Nonmarital Fatherhood" by Marcia J. Carlson, Alicia G. VanOrman, and Natasha Pilkauskas.
Felix Elwert has won the first Causality in Statistics Education Award from the American Statistical Association
The American Statistical Association is pleased to announce that the first Causality in Statistics Education Award will go to Felix Elwert of the department of sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for his innovative two-day course, Causal Inference with Directed Acyclic Graphs. Elwert will receive a $5,000 prize and an award plaque at the 2013 Joint Statistical Meetings in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
Attending an elite college can benefit even those less academically prepared
Those who oppose affirmative action sometimes argue that such policies do far more harm than good to students who are admitted to competitive colleges or universities without the academic preparation of their peers. But a forthcoming article in the journal "Sociology of Education" (by Michal Kurlaender of the University of California-Davis and Eric Grodsky of UW-Madison) indicates this may not be the case. The authors found that although mismatched students were at a slight disadvantage relative to their better prepared peers, that disadvantage is almost entirely accounted for by high school grades and entrance exam scores.
CDE affiliate John Karl Scholz has been named dean of the UW-Madison College of Letters & Science
John Karl Scholz, Nellie June Gray Professor of Economic Policy and chair of the Department of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has been selected as the next dean of the College of Letters & Science, UW-Madison's largest academic unit.
Scholz will succeed Gary Sandefur, who has led Letters & Science since 2004. Sandefur, a sociologist, will spend the next year on research leave before returning to the faculty.
Christina Diaz has won the 2013 Society for the Study of Social Problems Family Section Student Paper award
"When Sons Become Fathers: Examining Patterns of Fathering Across Generations" by graduate student Christina Diaz has been selected as the winner of the Society for the Study of Social Problems Family Section Student Paper Award. The judges found Christina's paper to be the best overall paper in terms of the incorporation of family theory, the methods used, the analysis provided, and its relevance to the mission of SSSP and the family section.
The University of Louvain, Belgium, awards Alberto Palloni a Doctorate Honoris Causa (honorary doctorate), in recognition of his work in demography
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of demography at the Université catholique de Louvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium), the University will award a Doctorate Honoris Causa to Alberto Palloni. The University notes, "your work has inspired several generations of professors and students in demography at the University of Louvain, and the wide variety of topics, methods and regions you have covered in your work also reflects the way demography is done in Louvain." Congratulations, Alberto!
PAA 2013 presenters and poster prize winners, New Orleans, April, 2013
More than 50 CDE-affiliated students, faculty and researchers participated in PAA 2013 as presenters, session chairs, or discussants.
CDE graduate students Yu Wang and Elizabeth Wrigley-Field each won poster prizes at PAA. Click on the links here for photos of the poster winners. Yu Wang: "An Exploratory Analysis of the Determinants of Hukou Intermarriage in Urban China" and Elizabeth Wrigley-Field: "Unequally Insecure: Racial Disparities in Job Insecurity, 1979-2009"


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