Projects and Grants

U.S. Sociology Graduate Program Ratings, 1964 - 2015

Second Marriages are More Likely than First Marrirages to End in Divorce

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Completed/published
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	Doten-Snitker, Kerice. 2017. "Collateral Damage? State-building, Christian Elite Factionalism, and their Effects on Jewish Communities in the Medieval and Early Modern Holy Roman Empire." Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst Short-Term Study Grant. $4,300	Historical Sociology, Jewish Studies, Political Sociology, Public Policy, Race and Ethnicity, Religion, West European
	Rational Choice, Deterrence, and Identity: Modeling Life Course Transitions and Desistance. Ross Matsueda, PI, Elena Erosheva, co-PI. Funded by the National Institute of Justice 2014-R2-CX-0018. Project Period: January 1, 2014-December. 31, 2016. Amount awarded: $507,942.	Criminology, Deviance and Social Control, Life Course, Perception and Cognition, Qualitative Methods, Statistics

In progress
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	The Influence of the "Lake Woebegon Effect" on U.S. Sociology Graduate Program Ratings	Social Stratification/Inequality

Ongoing
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	Divorce Probabilities for First Marriages in the United States by Duration of Marriage, 1973 - 2013	Marriage/Unions
	Divorce Probabilities of First and Second Marriages by Duration of Marriage, for Women in the 1979 National Longitudinal Survey of Youth	Family, Marriage/Unions
	Multi-State Study of Monetary Sanctions. 2015-2020. Grant Funded by the Arnold Foundation. Alexes Harris, PI. $3,921,740.	Criminal Law and Punishment, Criminology, Justice, Poverty, Race and Ethnicity, Social Class
	STATISTICAL METHODS FOR POPULATION PROJECTIONS. Competing Renewal (2017-2022) funded by NICHD. Adrian Raftery, PI.	Demography, Population, Statistics
	DEMOGRAPHIC VULNERABILITY, NEIGHBORHOOD POLLUTION, AND RACIAL HEALTH DISPARITIES. 2014-2018. NICHD Funded Grant. Kyle Crowder, PI.	Demography, Environment, Health, Health Disparities, Neighborhoods, Race and Ethnicity, Residential Segregation
	SEATTLE HIV/AIDS MODELING FOR PREVENTION. 2016-2018. Grant Funded by NIAID to Martina Morris, PI.	Health, Public Health, Statistics
	ESTIMATING VITAL RATES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD: A BAYESIAN PROCESS MODELING APPROACH. 2015-2020. K01 Award from NICHD to Tyler McCormick.	Data Driven Discovery, Demography, Morbidity/Mortality, Population Health, Statistics
	Echo Chambers in Science? The Impact of Academic Recommender Systems on the Dissemination of Scientific Knowledge. 2017 - 2019. Grant Funded by NSF's Science of Science Policy Program (Award #1735194). Katherine Stovel, PI. $296,687.	Big Data, Computational Methods, Data Driven Discovery, Social Stratification/Inequality
	Compact Bayesian Models of Massive Social Graphs. 2016 - 2018. Grant funded by NSF's Statistics and Methods, Mesaurement, and Statistics Programs (Award #1559778). Tyler McCormick, PI.	Big Data, Data Driven Discovery, Social Networks, Statistics
	ATD: Geospatial Graphical Models of Human Response to Emergencies. 2017 - 2020. Grant funded by the Algorithms for Threat Detection Program, NSF (Award #1737746). Adrian Dobra and Nathalie Williams, Co-PIs.	Data Driven Discovery, Environment, Natural Disasters, Statistics
	Collective Efficacy and Norm Violation: An Experimental Test. 2016-2018. Grant Funded by the Sociology and Law and Social Sciences Programs, NSF (Award # 1625273). Ross Matsueda, PI. $231,491.	Criminology, Deviance and Social Control, Field Research Methods, Neighborhoods, Theory
	The End of Mass Incarceration? Exploring the Contradictions of Criminal Justice Reform. 2015-2018. Funded by NSF Law and Social Sciences Program (Award#1456180). Katherine Beckett, PI. $229,940.	Criminal Law and Punishment, Incarceration