CPIPoffers resources to doctoral students who are advised by CPIP-affiliated faculty.
The resources include, but are not limited to:
- Shared workspace on the 5th floor of SSPA (shared with up to 5 students)
- 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
- Consideration for summer research fellowships and for allocation of funds for data
purchases for research projects for which students will seek extramural grant support
- Support for travel and registration costs to attend the annual Population Association
of America (PAA) conference for active CPIP affiliates. [note: support is contingent
on receiving an oral or poster presentation]
- Ability to reserve time at one of CPIP’s monthly workshop dates to present, and receive feedback on, student’s research
To receive the CPIP affiliation, doctoral students would have to meet the following
qualifications:
- Primary advisor must be a CPIP affiliate. See a list of faculty affiliates.
- In good academic standing, per the Chair or Graduate Director of respective doctoral
program
- Regular attendance at CPIP events, such as seminars, workshops, and conferences
- Complete Demographic Methods course (SOC226A/PH 209), offered every fall
Current Students
Gabriel Alvarez
- PhD Candidate, Criminology, Law & Society, UCI School of Social Ecology
M.A. Social Ecology, University of California, Irvine
M.A. Demographic and Social Analysis, University of California, Irvine
M.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University
M.P.A. Public Administration, Arizona State University
- Law, Society and Culture; Race and Justice Studies
- galvare4@uci.edu
- Graduate Student in Public Health
B.S. Subject, University Name, 1983
- disease prevention, demography and economics
- jpbonham@uci.edu
- Website
Brenda Bustos
- Graduate Student in Public Health
- Latino/a paradox, health disparities among immigrant populations, and maternal and
child health
- vazqueb3@uci.edu
- Graduate Student in Public Health
- mental health, mental health services, aging and dementia, and health inequality
- shutonh@uci.edu
- Website
Sofia Jaime
- Graduate Student
M.A. Social Sciences, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
B.A. Sociology, Universidad de Buenos Aires
- sofiaj2@uci.edu
Daniela Kaiser Olhagaray
- Graduate Student in Criminology, Law & Society
MPhil Criminological Research, University of Cambridge
B.A. Sociology, University of the Republic (Uruguay)
B.A. International Studies, ORT University (Uruguay)
- incarceration, reentry and reintegration into communities, as well as the effects
of criminal justice contact on various life outcomes, families and communities
- dkaisero@uci.edu
Juan Carlos Ruiz Malagon
- Graduate Student in Global Health
M.S., Community Health and Prevention Research, Stanford University School of Medicine
M.A., Global Health, University of California, San Diego
B.A., Chicano/Latino Studies, University of California, Davis
- Health Equity, Social Justice, Community Action Research, Global Health, Racial Inequities,
Environmental Health Justice, Immigration, Qualitative Methods, Farmworker Health
- jruizmal@uci.edu
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