61. INFO - POPSTUDIES - The Department Of Family Consumer Studies @ FCS Homepage. population studies Seminar Series Seminars are held in AEBroom 220 from 1200100pm on the specified dates. DATE, PRESENTER, TOPIC. http://wwwtest.csbs.utah.edu/fcs/info/popstudies/

62. QIMR Website - Epidemiology And Population Studies Group Cancer and population studies Group. LabheadProfessor Adele Green adeleG@qimr.edu.au. http://www.qimr.edu.au/research/labs/adeleg/

Cancer and Population Studies Group Labhead: Professor Adele Green adeleG@qimr.edu.au Projects Statistical Collaborative Projects Staff ... Glossary The Cancer and Population Studies group investigates the webs of causal factors and circumstances that result in chronic conditions, especially certain cancers. Common skin cancers, to which Australians are especially prone, are the focus of several projects. We are continuing the follow-up of the 1300 residents of the township of Nambour who were participants in the Nambour Skin Cancer Prevention Trial (1992-1996), a field trial of sunscreen use and/or beta-carotene supplementation to prevent basal cell carcinoma (BCC), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), solar keratoses and photoageing. We are also studying the occurrence of BCC and SCC in relation to the participants’ diets in the previous years with collaborators from the University of Queensland. A separate study investigating the relationship between human papilloma virus (HPV), cutaneous SCC and benign solar keratoses is being undertaken in treatment clinics in Brisbane, in collaboration with colleagues in The Netherlands. A major focus of the group continues to be the causes and prevention of melanoma using different approaches ranging from molecular epidemiological studies to a trial of prevention of the major risk factor, melanocytic naevi, in early childhood.

63. Study@ANU Undergraduate Handbook. population studies Major. Offered by Facultyof Arts. Convener Dr Don Rowland, School of Social Sciences, MA http://studyat.anu.edu.au/DisplayPlan.asp?role=1&plan=ARTSMPOPS

64. Centre For Population Studies In Epidemiology - SERCIS Reports Centre for population studies in Epidemiology SERCIS Reports 2002, Centre for PopulationStudies in Epidemiology, patienthospital-services-june01.pdf (584k). http://www.dhs.sa.gov.au/pehs/CPSE/sercis-publications.html

CPSE Home Diabetes Clearing House Staff NORTHWEST Health ... CPSE Publications Centre for Population Studies in Epidemiology SERCIS Reports Patient Evaluation of South Australian Hospital Services - Comparative Report - June 2002. Centre for Population Studies in Epidemiology patient-hospital-services-june02.pdf Osteoporosis in South Australia - Prevalence, Effects and Impact - April 2002. Gill T, Taylor A , Leach G, Parsons J, Phillips P. osteoporosis-impact-02.pdf Perceptions of Patients on Renal Dialysis in South Australia - December 2001. Gill T, Campbell K, Taylor A renal-survey-dec01.pdf Physical Activity in South Australian Adults - November 2001. Gill T, Taylor A, Williams M, Starr G. physical-activity-01.pdf Aspects of Medical Services Useage in South Australia - November 2001. Gill T, Hickling J, Taylor A, Brown I.

65. Centre For Population Studies In Epidemiology - CPSEhome Centre for population studies in Epidemiology Core business. TheCentre for population studies’ core business is the monitoring http://www.dhs.sa.gov.au/pehs/CPSE.html

CPSE Home Diabetes Clearing House Staff NORTHWEST Health SERCIS ... CPSE Publications Centre for Population Studies in Epidemiology - Core business The Centre for Population Studies’ core business is the monitoring and surveillance of population health and related issues. Information obtained from population health surveys is used to inform policy, programs and health services that will promote the health and well being of the South Australian population. Over the last decade the Centre has earned an international reputation for its core business and makes significant contributions to global developments in monitoring of population health. Why are we in the monitoring and surveillance business? The new pattern of disease that is emerging around the world is increasing the prevalence of chronic disease. This is accompanied by a demographic shift to an older population with increasing urbanisation. The changing health pattern associated with these demographic changes is staggering in its implications. It points to the fact that large numbers of the population will suffer their chronic disease in old age and place powerful demands on the health system. Most chronic conditions are determined by socio-behavioural risk factors and social determinants, and it is the need to understand these etiologies and develop appropriate health system responses that drives the need for population monitoring and surveillance systems.

66. CRL JSTOR Archive Project - Population Studies CRL/JSTOR PRINT ARCHIVE PROJECT. population studies. Call for Deposit April 20,2001 Vol. 12, 1935-1936. population studies. Vol. 1-50, June 1947-1996, Vol. http://wwwcrl.uchicago.edu/info/JSTOR/jstorpop.htm

CRL/JSTOR PRINT ARCHIVE PROJECT POPULATION STUDIES Call for Deposit: April 20, 2001 TITLES/IMPRINTS RECEIVED BY CRL WANT LIST Demography. Vol. 1-32, 1964-1995 Complete (11/15/01) Family Planning Perspectives. Vol. 1-30, 1969-1998 Vol. 10-30, 1978-1998 (11/15/01) Vol. 1-9, 1969-1977 International Family Planning Perspectives. Vol. 1-24, 1975-1998 (continues: International Family Planning Perspectives and Digest. Vol. 4, 1978) (continues: International Family Planning Digest. Vol. 1-3, 1975-1977) None International Family Planning Perspectives. Vol. 1-24, 1975-1998 International Family Planning Perspectives and Digest. Vol. 4, 1978) International Family Planning Digest. Vol. 1-3, 1975-1977) International Migration Review. Vol. 1-29, Fall, 1966-1995 (continues: International Migration Digest. Vol. 1-3 no. 1 1964-Spring, 1966) None International Migration Review. Vol. 1-29, Fall, 1966-1995 International Migration Digest. Vol. 1-3 no. 1 1964-Spring, 1966 Population. An English Selection. Vol. 44, 1989; Vol. 2-9, 1990-1997 None Vol. 44, 1989; Vol. 2-9, 1990-1997

67. Cornell Lab Of Ornithology Citizen Science Bird population studies Birds in Forested Landscapes GoldenWinged Warbler AtlasProject Cerulean Warbler Atlas Project Bioacoustics Research Program The http://birds.cornell.edu/whatwedo_conservation.html

Conservation The Lab's conservation work is based on sound science and draws extensively from the efforts of other Lab programs. Our conservation staff produces guidelines and manuals to help professional land managers and private landowners make informed, conservation-minded management decisions. Lab staff belong to a number of conservation alliances including Partners in Flight and the International Whaling Commission, which work hard to affect broad-scale conservation policy. Bird Population Studies Birds in Forested Landscapes Golden-Winged Warbler Atlas Project Cerulean Warbler Atlas Project ... AOU Back to Home Page Search Our Site:

68. Observations From Long-term Population Studies In Switzerland Observations From Longterm population studies in Switzerland. The followingremarks are not the result of a major scientific research http://www2.open.ac.uk/biology/froglog/FROGLOG-15-5.html

Observations From Long-term Population Studies in Switzerland The following remarks are not the result of a major scientific research project, but are based on some long-term studies of amphibian populations which I have conducted over several years. The longest of these studies has involved counting egg clumps of Rana temporaria near the river Aare in the vicinity of Berne for 26 years. The mean total number of egg clumps per year is 625, but there is very high annual variation (370-1180). A decrease in the number of spawn clumps was observed between 1983 and 1987 and again between 1988 and 1992. If I had started my studies in the years 1983 or 1988, I would have been convinced after 5 years that the population was near extinction; in reality, it is stable. Similar observations have been made over a 20 year period in two fens of about 250m2 with much larger populations of Rana temporaria . In both fens, vegetational succession was offset by creating a new pond of half a hectare surface area. At one site, 'Bermoos', we observed very large fluctuations (between 1100 and 9200 egg clumps) with a decrease between 1980 and 1986 and again between 1988 and 1993. At 'Widi', annual variation has been smaller (550-2500 clumps), with a slight tendency of long-term decrease. At 'Widi' there seems to have been a real decrease over the last 6 years. Since 1982, Phragmites , which was not previously present, is spreading, mainly in the former best breeding sites. Both fens suffer from excessive inflows of nutrients; both are bordered on three sides by intensive agricultural land, with no buffer zone.

69. Population Studies population studies. Demography population studies; Kids Count a national andstateby-state effort to track the status of children in the United States; http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/nsf/population.html

E lectronic L ibrary To limit your search use AND, OR, NOT or NEAR. Use * at the END of a word to find variations (news*, will find news, newsletter, etc.) Search Tips Search For Population Studies Administration on Aging and the Aging Network the federal web site for information and resources related to the Older Americans Act, the White House Conference on Aging, and the aging services network nationwide Kids Count a national and state-by-state effort to track the status of children in the United States Migration Information offers visitors a fantastic opportunity to stay on top of trends and changes in global migration National Coalition for the Homeless a searchable bibliographic database with references to research on homelessness, housing, and poverty as well as directories of local, state and national homeless/housing organizations Population Studies Center PSC is one of the oldest population centers in the United States, with a distinguished record in both domestic and international population research. Established in 1961, the Center has a rich history as the main workplace for an interdisciplinary community of scholars in the field of population studies Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau. The 1996 estimates include the numbers of poor people, poor children under 18, poor children ages 5 to 17 living with a family and poor children under age 5

70. Save-the-Mantas--protection And Conservation Of Manta Birostris Mission Statement population studies World Manta Map Identification GuideReport Sightings Submit Photos/Video Research Plans More FAQs http://198.66.210.99/SaveMantas/pop_studies.asp

INDONESIA PHILLIPINES State-of-the-Mantas REPORT INCIDENT Find out more about Indonesian harvesting and new threats on the mantas of the region. Do we really need a wallet made of manta skin? Read about the Phillipines harvesting activities. Read and download the latest report on the health of manta populations worldwide. File a report about mantas being killed. Natural History Predation By Man Conservation Issues Manta Galleries ... Other References Extensive information about the natural history of Manta birostris. Articles about mantas in harms way. Efforts in the conservation of manta rays. Photographs and videos from around the Web. A complete list of all of the manta research projects and researchers. Additional references not found on the web. Mission Statement Population Studies World Manta Map Identification Guide ... More FAQs The Manta Network is dedicated to the worldwide protection and conservation of Manta birostris. Find out what The Manta Network is doing to better understand world population and migration patterns. Where do mantas live? Visit out interactive world map.

71. PopNet Searchable directory of populationrelated websites. Search by topic or keyword, by Category Science Social Sciences Demography and population studies......Welcome to PopNet. PopNet is a resource for population information. Copyright2003, Population Reference Bureau. All rights reserved. http://www.popnet.org/

Organizational Sources International Nongovernmental University Centers Associations ... PRB Websites Welcome to PopNet PopNet is a resource for population information. Here you can browse the most comprehensive directory of population-related websites available — by organization, by region and country, or by topic within countries. New Sites Country/Region-Specific Data Country Health Profiles (World Health Organization) www.wpro.who.int/chips/default.asp Profiles of each country in the Western Pacific Region includes the health situation and trends, status, priorities, resources, WHO programs, the health department's organizational chart, and socioeconomic and health indicators. HIV/AIDS Clock (United Nations Population Fund) www.unfpa.org/modules/aidsclock Provides for the world and world regions numbers on new HIV infections, people living with HIV/AIDS, and deaths due to HIV/AIDS. International Migration 2002 (United Nations Population Division) www.un.org/esa/population/publications/ittmig2002/ittmig2002.htm This latest report provides details on the world's migrant population of 175 million. Data includes country-specific information on migrant stock, refugees, remittances, and policy on immigration and emigration levels. National Population Policies 2001 (United Nations Population Division) www.un.org/esa/population/publications/npp2001/npp2001.htm

72. UHM 2002-2003 Catalog: Population Studies Colleges of Arts and SciencesClick here to return to the Colleges of Arts SciencesContents page. population studies. Certificate in population studies. http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/academic_units/arts-sciences/departments/ppst.htm

Catalog Navigation got you confused? Try our SITE MAP Technical problems? Email our webmaster Population Studies College of Social Sciences Saunders Hall 405 2424 Maile Way Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-7551 Fax: (808) 956-7738 E-mail: popstudy@hawaii.edu Faculty *G. Fuller, PhD (Director)—geography *M. Chapman, PhD—geography *C. M. Douglass, PhD—urban and regional planning *N. Etkin, PhD—anthropology *Y. J. Lee, PhD—sociology *A. Mason, PhD—economics *S. Millman, PhD—sociology *G. Russo, PhD—economics *C. Stephenson, PhD—political science Affiliate Graduate Faculty L. J. Cho, PhD—sociology and economics M. Choe, PhD—public health G. Feeney, PhD—population studies A. Onaka, PhD—population studies P. Pirie, PhD—population studies R. Retherford, PhD—sociology P. Xenos, PhD—sociology Certificate Offered: Certificate in Population Studies The Academic Program Population Studies (PPST) is an interdisciplinary graduate certificate program whose faculty come from University of Hawai‘i departments in the College of Social Sciences and the Department of Public Health, from the Program on Population, East-West Center, and from the Department of Health, State of Hawai‘i. The Population Studies Program serves both independent graduate study and degree candidates in other University units who wish to understand population processes and to develop special competence in applying the concepts and tools of demography and of their discipline to the study of human populations. The program focuses on the links between population processes and their variable contexts (historical, environmental, cultural, social, economic, and political) in the contemporary world, especially Asia and the Pacific, as well as on the concepts and tools of demographic analysis.

73. Population Studies prev page, population studies. next page. Due to the interdisciplinary natureof population studies, these units are taught in several Departments. http://handbook.mq.edu.au/p3/pt3i_345.htm

Population Studies The University offers a variety of units in which population is an important component. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of Population Studies, these units are taught in several Departments. Coherent programs of study above 200 level in Population Studies have been approved and are listed as PPL01-07 in the Schedule of Undergraduate Programs . Demography, being the scientific study of human populations, provides the core component for all these programs and it should be taken together with other units relevant to the student's area of interest. In addition, there are coherent studies and majors in Demography: see DEM01-05 and in the Schedule of Undergraduate Programs Next page: Women's Studies and Gender and Sexuality http://handbook.mq.edu.au/ For more information contact: mqinfo@mq.edu.au HTML pages produced by: Ross Moore, Department of Mathematics

74. Population Studies Center - Courses Rackham Academic Programs (Online Bulletin). Rackham Home Rackham AcademicPrograms Home. Graduate Courses in population studies Center. http://www.rackham.umich.edu/Programs/rackham.non/popstdCRS.html

Rackham Academic Programs (Online Bulletin) Rackham Home Rackham Academic Programs Home Graduate Courses in Population Studies Center Courses in Population Studies Center (Division 451/Subject Code: POPSTD) - Back to the Program Page The following courses constitute the range of approved offerings at the time of the assembly of the publication. For more detailed and current information write directly to the department. 543/Cul. Anthro. 543. Demographic Approaches in Anthropology. Sr./G./ Permission of instructor Dissertation Proposal Preparation I, II. Ph.D. candidacy status. Back to top Search Contact Us Site Contents ... U-M Home Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies, University of Michigan Updated Monday, 27-Jan-2003 11:56:32 EST

75. Population Studies Data Centre population studies Data Centre. From the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police. ProfilerPlus. Cofiler. http://www.csfs.ca/databases/

Population Studies Data Centre From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police ProfilerPlus Cofiler Raw Data: Combined Caucasian Northern Ontario Aboriginal Saskatchewan Aboriginal Salishan Aboriginal (Coastal BC) Raw Data: Combined Caucasian Northern Ontario Aboriginal Saskatchewan Aboriginal Salishan Aboriginal (Coastal BC) Frequency Tables: Combined Caucasian Northern Ontario Aboriginal Saskatchewan Aboriginal Salishan Aboriginal (Coastal BC) ... Texas African-American Frequency Tables: Combined Caucasian Northern Ontario Aboriginal Saskatchewan Aboriginal Salishan Aboriginal (Coastal BC) ... Cofiler Data in Excel97.xls, ZIP format From the Centre of Forensic Sciences, Toronto, Ontario Raw Data: Caucasian Black Asian East Indian Frequency Tables: Caucasian Black Asian East Indian Frequency Tables: Caucasian Black Asian East Indian ... All CFS Frequency Tables in Excel spreadsheet, in ZIP format Calculate a profile's Random Match Probability using this page for different populations. FBI Raw data for ProfilerPlus and Cofiler References: [1] Borys S., Iwamoto R., Miyakoshi J., Carmody G. and Fourney R. "Allele Frequency Distribution for Nine STR Loci in the Japanese Population" Journal of Forensic Sciences, November 1999, vol 44, No. 6, pg 1319

76. Demography And Population Studies Demography and population studies. population studies. population studiesmay be taken as a supporting subject for the BA or BSocSc degrees. http://calendar.waikato.ac.nz/prescriptions/papers/demography.html

Waikato Home 2003 Calendar Prescriptions (Catalogue of Papers) Prescriptions by Subject (Catalogue of Papers) ... Webmaster Demography and Population Studies On this page Population Studies Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 ... Prescriptions for MSocSc Note: Timetable entries for papers can be obtained by clicking on the icon beside the paper's code. Demography is concerned with the empirical analysis of population structure and trends, and population studies interrelates these with social, economic, environmental, cultural, biomedical and other factors. An important element is the application to social, economic environment and other areas of policy formulation and monitoring. An appreciation of the techniques of demographic research and analysis is essential to the study of both methodology and substantive issues. The Population Studies Programme co-ordinates the undergraduate programme in Population Studies and the graduate subject of Demography for the BSocSc(Hons) and MSocSc degrees. Population Studies Population Studies may be taken as a supporting subject for the BA or BSocSc degrees. This programme of study complements and supports other papers in the University which are concerned with population, by providing training in core concepts, methods and issues. Students taking Population Studies as a supporting subject must include POPS201 in their degree programme. Students interested in this programme should consult the Population Studies Programme staff. Further information may also be obtained from the Chairpersons of the particular departments which teach the papers.

77. UMass Course Catalog: Population Studies Certificate population studies Certificate. Contact Gordon F. Sutton, Director. 1. Conceptualintroduction to demography (SOCIOL 261 population studies or equivalent). http://www.umass.edu/ug_catalog/minor/population.html

Home Courses Population Studies Certificate Contact: Gordon F. Sutton, Director Office: 616 Thompson Phone: 545-4071 E-mail: sutton@soc.umass.edu The Faculty Ralph H. Faulkingham, Alan C. Swedlund, R. Brook Thomas (Anthropology); Peter Brandon, Surinder K. Mehta, Suzanne Model, Gordon F. Sutton (Sociology); Piper Gaubatz, (Geosciences); Robert M. Muth (Natural Resource Studies). Other associated faculty: Nancy R. Folbre, Carol Heim (Economics); Stephen P. Coelen (Political Science); James A. Hafner, Richard Wilkie (Geosciences); George Cernada, (Public Health). The program in Population Studies prepares undergraduate students for jobs requiring demographic skills or for entering graduate programs in related areas. The program is not a major in itself. It requires 15 semester hours of coursework, some of which may satisify other University and major requirements. Applications of demographic analysis to the problems of human ecology are illustrated in the preparation of state and local population estimates, support of city and regional planning, and execution of environmental impact analysis, as well as in academic study of communities and organizational change. Required Courses 1. Conceptual introduction to demography (SOCIOL 261 Population Studies or equivalent).

78. Princeton - Graduate School Announcement 2002-03 - Program In Population Studies Program in population studies. Director James Trussel. Director of GraduateStudies Noreen Goldman, 243 Wallace Hall. Interdepartmental http://www.princeton.edu/pr/catalog/gsa/02/209.htm

Princeton University Graduate School Announcement 2002-03 prev contents next Program in Population Studies Director James Trussel Director of Graduate Studies Noreen Goldman, 243 Wallace Hall Interdepartmental Committee Lynn T. White, III Politics William Branson, Woodrow Wilson School Noreen Goldman, Woodrow Wilson School Faruk Gul, Economics Robert Wuthnow, Sociology Associated Faculty and Research Staff Sigal Alon, Office of Population Research Jeanne Altmann, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Elizabeth Armstrong, Sociology, Woodrow Wilson School Anne C. Case, Economics, Woodrow Wilson School Jennifer Cornman, Office of Population Research Sara Curran, Sociology Angus S. Deaton, Economics, Woodrow Wilson School Thomas J. Espenshade, Sociology Angela Fertig, Office of Population Research Christina Gibson, Office of Population Research Noreen Goldman, Woodrow Wilson School Joshua Goldstein, Sociology, Woodrow Wilson School

79. Global Reproductive Health Forum: Research Library: Population And Family Planni Research Library Population and Family Planning population studies.A listing of US Population Centers Africa population studies http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/Organizations/healthnet/pop/topic12.html

Research Library: Population and Family Planning: Population Studies A listing of US Population Centers Africa: Population Studies A list of resources regarding African population studies Carolina Population Center (UNC-CH) Home Page Carolina Population Center (CPC) has alist of resources for researchers, web sites, newletters and information regarding population. Center for Demography and Ecology Center for Demography and Ecology are engaged in research in a broad array of population related issues. The following are the most representative areas of research and serve as examples of ongoing research projects in each of these areas: Aging, Fertility and Mortality,Formal Models and Statistical Applications, Labor Force and Education, Migration and Population Redistribution, Race and Ethnicity, Social Stratification, U.S. Family Structure and Process The Internet Guide to Demography and Population Studies International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) The International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting social and economic development with women's full participation. ICRW generates quality, empirical information and technical assistance on women's productive and reproductive roles, their status in the family, their leadership in society, and their management of environmental resources. International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India

80. $B?M8}3X(J (demography/population Studies) ?(Demography / population studies). http://sv2.humeco.m.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~minato/demograp.htm

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