Research Snapshot
Shippee leads new study
The research led by Associate Professor Tetyana Shippee includes documenting trends in the services used or desired by clients and the factors related to how satisfied they are with their care.
The Life Course Center (LCC) at the University of Minnesota is an incubator for innovative research on the demography and economics of aging. The LCC recruits and fosters connections among researchers across disciplines; develops leading-edge collaborative pilot studies on aging contexts, trends, dynamics, and disparities; provides technical and administrative support for research development; and supports a research network to leverage large-scale population data to advance interdisciplinary scholarship on social determinants and contexts of aging and health.
Upcoming Events
Fall 2020 Seminars are scheduled! They will all be virtual this semester.
NOVEMBER 16
Social Structure and Locus of Control Across the Life Course
Melissa Hardy | Zoom Link
NOVEMBER 23
Current Population Survey Microdata from IPUMS: New Developments and Future Plans
NOVEMBER 30
Creating and Using Measures of Structural Racism: A Panel Discussion
DECEMBER 7
Time Use and Emotional Wellbeing of Family Caregivers: The Role of Dementia
Vicki Freedman | Zoom Link
Member Highlight
LCC Board Member
Glenn Roisman is a new member of the Life Course Center Advisory Board! A Distinguished McKnight University Professor and Associate Director of the Institute of Child Development, Roisman’s work includes the achievement gap, adolescents and youth, adulthood, assessment and evaluation, child care, culture, cross-culture, families and parenting, genetics and epigenetics, infancy, infant and early childhood mental health, lifespan, relationships (peer, parent, and romantic partner), resilience, social and emotional development.
Grant number P30AG066613
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