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CU Population Center, University of Colorado, Boulder

  • Sara Yeatman, Director

CUPC brings together an interdisciplinary community of scholars, across three University of Colorado
campuses, dedicated to research and training in population science with a broad focus on health disparities, reproductive health, migration, and environmental demography. By providing administrative, technical, and development support, CUPC nourishes collaboration and intellectual community across several groups, departments, institutes, and universities. CUPC is highly interdisciplinary and draws on scholars from sociology, geography, economics, anthropology, political
science, and across the health sciences. An important aspect of the Center is its strong mentorship program and collaboration between faculty and graduate students. Center affiliates examine demographic processes and study their impacts on health, the environment, and other societally relevant outcomes in Colorado, the United States, and a variety of international settings. They apply their expertise to yield high quality, policy-relevant research and training.

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