PSTC faculty associates help advance high-quality, innovative, and influential population-related research that is or promises to be influential in the traditional demographic community and their respective disciplines and/or advances an emerging line of interdisciplinary research.
Affiliate with PSTC
Every aspect of my research has benefited from my PSTC affiliation. For my project on children and the federal nutritional safety net, I received a grant and needed to set up some complex data in very short order. In-house programming assistance allowed me to get up and running on the project much more quickly than would otherwise be possible. Simultaneously, the PSTC provides computing space for my research assistant on the project, and PSTC grants management staff have given me a tremendous amount of help in navigating the complicated process of submitting a federal grant. All of this support, on top of the day-to-day intellectual benefits of being part of a structured community of like-minded scholars, has afforded me the opportunity to get my work done and to enjoy it in the process. I could not have done many aspects of my work without this support!
How to Affiliate
Brown faculty interested in learning about the Center, please contact PSTC Assistant Director Elly Peimer at Elly_Peimer@brown.edu.
Graduate students in Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Sociology, and Public Health can learn about admission into the PSTC predoctoral training program.
Learn about postdoctoral opportunities.