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Huge congrats to UMBC's Dr. Sameera Nayak, who was 1 of only 16 faculty selected for the national 2024 Pardee RAND Faculty Leaders Program! pardeerand.edu/programs/facul… UMBC CAHSS UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship UMBC

South Korea—home to the world's lowest fertility rate—should reframe its population issues as primarily gender issues, PRB President and CEO Jennifer D. Sciubba argued at a demographics conference in Seoul. bit.ly/4doUHDi

Interested in being a chair and/or discussant for #PAA2025 onsite in DC next spring? Sign up here and this volunteer list will be given to session organizers who will contact the appropriate people as necessary. Deadline for sign up Sept. 29! ow.ly/RyPl50ST8cf

📣Our Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Public Health is hiring an Assistant Prof in Public Health. Apply by 10/10! Please spread the word to your students and colleagues!📣 Contact [email protected] with any questions. :) Details below: apply.interfolio.com/149144

Come work with me in Madison! UW-Madison Sociology is hiring for two positions: 1. A tenure-track advanced assistant/associate-level position in demography/population health. 2. A tenure-track assistant professor position with an open focus. More details about both positions below.

#ASA2024 is officially underway and the SALC kicks off its events this year starting tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. 10. Check out the overview event details here and (hopefully) see you all soon if in attendance! Find more details in the pdf program or on Engagefully.

"We know belonging matters for elders but less about how, why, and what facilitates a sense of connection and a sturdy network of social ties." For #ASA2024, we are pleased to share an excerpt from Stacy Torres' upcoming book, AT HOME IN THE CITY: tinyurl.com/5x28cum7

Come work with me at UMBC! We are hiring an Assistant Professor of Middle East Politics with an IR and/or CP lens! Our department is growing & exciting things are ahead. We are an R1 University in the Baltimore-Washington corridor. Apply via Interfolio: apply.interfolio.com/150619

"There’s no theoretical bottom to how low fertility rates go. We think, 'This must be temporary, obviously it’s not going to stay this low.' Yet it’s not only stayed there—it’s gone lower." -Jennifer D. Sciubba Happening now: Join the talk w/ Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) bit.ly/4dWU3gN

📣 Sign up by August 31st to participate in the Policy and Public Scholarship Workshop on October 18th UMBC ! 📣 UMBC CAHSS UMBC Sociology, Anthropology & Public Health UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship UMB & UMBC Gerontology Ph.D. Program

🎉Huge congrats to Dr. Sameera Nayak on her recent grant from the Society of Family Planning through their Changemakers in Family Planning program! societyfp.org/awarded_grants… UMBC UMBC CAHSS UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship UMBC Sociology, Anthropology & Public Health

Are you looking for a transdisciplinary journal that looks at ageing from a global perspective? Then you are going to love the Journal of Global Ageing. Read free highlights here buff.ly/3LUOfIs #ESAPorto24

Balloon True Grit?! Now we’ve seen it all.

Just a few more days to register for this free family policy and public scholarshop event which will be held at UMBC, easily accessible from the northeast corridor train line

"Having a baby in the U.S. comes with soaring costs—over $2,600 with insurance, nearly $15,000 without. Location matters! CCF member Jennifer Glass shares insights in WalletHub on challenges parents face. Read more: wallethub.com/edu/best-and-w…

Happy Fall Semester and Fresh New Year!

Looking for #GerontologyResearch from the Global South? Our Editorial lead Martin Hyde has curated a list of articles focusing on #ageing in the majority world 🌍 (they’re free to access!) buff.ly/3LUOfIs BSG_Global_South_SIG

BU Sociology is hiring an economic sociologist! Consider joining our department and our social science community. Apps due 10/1 BU Center for Innovation in Social Science PAA ASA Sociology Economic Sociology Section SASE ASA Pop Section Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility (ASA Section)

Congratulations, Dr. Yamashita!!!! "Rather than patterns of stability or continual decline in marital quality over the later life course, we find the most common trajectory during later life is slight improvement." yamataka 社会老年学 🇺🇸 UMBC CAHSS UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship