Hannes Schwandt
IPR economist Hannes Schwandt studies how economics can impact peoples’ wellbeing, including the way economic shocks impact people's lives and the connection between pollution and disease.
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Gaining Research Skills During COVID-19
For more than 20 years, IPR has hired undergraduate students to conduct research with faculty in its summer program. Amid the pandemic, students and their faculty mentors adapted to a rapidly changing research environment, pivoting to mostly online work.
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'Election Day' Might Turn into 'Election Week'
More Americans have signed up to vote by mail than ever before. How might this impact the election? A survey by IPR political scientist James Druckman reveals that counting a record number of mail-in votes could turn an early Trump lead into an eventual Biden win.
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SAGA Tutoring Program Supports Students
IPR economist Jonathan Guryan has assessed the sucess of the SAGA tutoring program, which may be a resource for students who have fallen behind during COVID-19.
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Recent IPR Faculty Research
Read recent IPR research including studies looking at how therapists can help with unexplained illness, the link between household water insecurity and water governance, and immigration and entrepreneurship.
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"We scientists and healthcare providers have earned the distrust of patients of color from long-standing experiences of racism in research and healthcare delivery."
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Point of Reference: A Multi-Sited Exploration of African Migration and Fertility in France (WP-20-09)
Julia Behrman and Abigail Weitzman
Does Affective Polarization Undermine Support for Democratic Norms? (WP-20-10)
Jon Kingzette, James Druckman, Samara Klar, Yanna Krupnikov, Matthew Levendusky, and John Barry Ryan
Using Social and Behavioral Science to Support COVID-19 Pandemic Response (WP-20-11)
Jay Van Bavel, Robb Willer, James Druckman, Eli Finkel, et al.
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IPR's events for the fall 2020 quarter will be held online. Registration is required to join. You can always find the latest event information by visiting our online calendar.
Oct. 26: "How the Punishment of Black Girls Affects Our Democracy"
Sally Nuamah (IPR/ SESP)
Nov. 2: "College for All: Opportunity or Obligation? How Low-SES Students Respond to the Call to College"
James Rosenbaum (IPR/ SESP) and Ashley Uphoff (IPR Research Study Coordinator)
Nov. 9: "IPR 2020 Election Panel"
Martin Eichenbaum (Economics/ IPR), Laurel Harbridge-Yong (IPR/ Political Science), Erik Nisbet (Communications/ IPR), Chloe Thurston (IPR/ Political Science), and moderated by Daniel Galvin (IPR/ Political Science)
Nov. 16: "How Stress Gets Under the Skin: A Neuroimmune Network Perspective"
Robin Nusslock (IPR/ Psychology)
Nov. 23: "TBA"
Jordan Gans-Morse (Political Science/ IPR)
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