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About the PRC
The Population Research Center is an interdisciplinary research unit of the University of Texas at Austin that provides support for population-related research projects at UT. Faculty researchers come from departments all across campus. Our researchers' projects focus primarily on health disparities, parenting, partnering and human development, educational inequality and opportunity, and socioeconomic inequality and work.
Watch PRC Brown Bags
Many of the PRC Brown Bag Seminar presentations from Spring 2010 onward are available for viewing. Watch Brown Bag Presentations.
News
PRC Trainee Isaac Sasson Wins Poster Award at 2012 PAA
The poster, "Non-poor population growth as a population characteristic: U.S. 1990-2010," won at this year's Population Association of America annual meeting in San Francisco.
PRC Alumnus Jason Boardman Receives Award at PAA Meeting
Jason Boardman, who received his PhD from UT in 2002, was awarded the PAA Early Achievement Award at this year's annual meeting in San Francisco.
PRC Director Mark Hayward Appointed to the National Academy of Sciences' Committee on Population
Established in 1983, the Committee on Population makes connections between the population sciences and public policy.
Texas Policy Evaluation Project Featured in the Texas Tribune
In a video piece, "Measuring the Effects of Texas Family Planning Cuts," Joseph Potter and Amanda Stevenson are interviewed.
David Yeager Wins Dissertation and Research Awards
Assistant professor of psychology David Yeager received two awards for his dissertation and two for his research.
Events
Tue • Sep 11
2012 International Conference on Aging...
