CPIPoffers resources to doctoral students who are advised by CPIP-affiliated faculty.

The resources include, but are not limited to:

1. Shared workspace on the 5th floor of SSPA (shared with up to 5 students)
2. Statistical consultation on research projects that are jointly pursued with CPIP faculty and intended to result in the production of an extramural grant proposal; or on research projects for which students are pursuing extramural grant support on their own
3. Eligibility to compete for summer research support and receive support for travel expenses and registration costs to present at a conference that fits with CPIP's objectives and mission. 
4. Ability to reserve time at one of CPIP’s monthly workshop dates to present, and receive feedback on, student’s research

 

Doctoral students who would like to become affiliates of CPIP must meet the following qualifications:

1. Primary advisor must be a CPIP affiliate. See a list of faculty affiliates.
2. In good academic standing, per the Chair or Graduate Director of respective doctoral program
3. Regular attendance at CPIP events, such as seminars, workshops, and conferences
4. Expand you education by taking one course outside your discipline and focused on population, inequality, and/or policy

To request to become a graduate student affiliate of CPIP, send an email to CPIP with details of your eligibility based on the four above points. 

Current Students