Past Events
NIA Demography Centers Directors' Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, May 8, 2002: Meeting Summary. Please direct any questions about the summary to Sara Laufer.

The NIA-NBER Workshop Summary Report--November 30, 2001: Disability Decline: What We Know; and What We’d Like to Know

Morrison Institute for Population and Resource Studies: Winter Colloquium 2001-2002 Schedule of Meetings

Honors
Among the honors received by CDEHA participants are the following:

In 1999, Mark McClellan received a Career Development Award from the National Institute on Aging.  Also in 1999, he also received the Griliches Award for Best Applied Paper in the Quarterly Journal of Economics/Journal of Political Economics..

Mary Goldstein received two awards.  From 1996-1999, she received a career development award in health services research and development (HSR&D), from the Department of Veterans Affairs.  She has also been awarded, from 2000 through 2002, an advanced career development award in HSR&D from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Publicity
Since the commencement of our Center, Alan Garber, CDEHA Director, was quoted in:  Kolata, G., Eichenwald, K.  “Health business thrives on unproven treatment, leaving science behind.  New York Times, 10/04/99.

Conferences

Newsletters
View recent research highlights and download CDEHA and CHP/PCOR newsletters here.

Job Opportunities
National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Aging, and Behavioral and Social Research Program (BSR) have one Branch Chief and two Health Scientist Administrator jobs available in a fast-paced extramural research program office. BSR, one of four NIA extramural research programs, supports training and basic social and behavioral research on aging processes and older people in society. For additional information about the BSR program, email Ms. Angie Chon-Lee.

For qualifications required, evaluation criteria, and application instructions for the Branch Chief position in the Population and Social Processes branch, view the vacancy announcement #NIA-01-542 under Current Vacancies. For similar information on the two Health Scientist Administrator openings in the Population and Social Processes branch, view the vacancy announcement #NIA-01-547 under Current Vacancies. For information on application procedures, call Ms. Sue Braunstein at 301.496.5347.

Applications for all three positions must be received no later than December 17, 2001.

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