Program Faculty

Listed below are the instructors from the Summer Program. Click on the instructor's name to see a list of classes that s/he will be teaching during the program.

• Barbara Alexander, RTI International
• George Alter, History, University of Michigan and Associate Director, ICPSR
• Margo Anderson, History, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• David Armstrong, Political Science, University of Oxford
• Douglas Baer, Sociology, University of Victoria
• Paula Baker, Ohio State University
• Regina Baker, Political Science, Notre Dame
• Ryan Bakker, Political Science, University of Georgia
• Kate Bartkas, Office of Population Research and the Center for Research on Child Wellbeing, Princeton University
• Audrey Beck, Office of Population Research, Princeton University
• Michael Berbaum, Health Research Policy Center, University of Illinois, Chicago
• Kenneth Bollen, Sociology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Phillip Bowman, School of Education, University of Michigan
• Robert Bradley, Arizona State University
• Patrick Brandt, Political Science, University of Texas at Dallas
• Kristen Bub, Auburn University
• Margaret Burchinal, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Stephen Bringardner, Mathematics, Washtenaw Community College
• Cameron Campbell, Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles
• Mariah Cheng, Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Elizabeth Cooksey, Sociology, Ohio State University
• Robert Corwyn, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
• Martha Cox, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Skyler Cranmer, Political, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Glenn Deane, Sociology, University at Albany, State University of New York
• David Drukker, Statistics, StataCorp LP
• Katherine Faust, Sociology, University of California, Irvine
• John Fox, Sociology, McMaster University
• Robert Franzese, Political Science, University of Michigan
• Jeff Gill, Political Science, Washington University in St. Louis
• Paula Goodwin, National Center for Health Statistics
• Donald Green, Political Science, Yale University
• Arofan Gregory, Open Data Foundation
• Roberto Gutierrez, Statistics, StataCorp LP
• Myron P. Gutmann, History, University of Michigan, and Director, ICPSR
• J. David Hacker, History, Binghamton University, State University of New York
• Catherine Hafer, Political Science, New York University
• Dominik Hangartner, Political Science, University of Bern and Washington University
• Michael Hawthorne, Political Science, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
• Lesa Hoffman, Psychology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Guanglei Hong, Education, University of Toronto
• Renate Houts, Duke University
• William Jacoby, Political Science, Michigan State University
• Brian Johnson, Criminal Justice, University of Maryland, College Park
• James Johnson, Political Science, University of Rochester
• Bradford Jones, Political Science, University of California, Davis
• Deborah A. Kashy, Psychology, Michigan State University
• Daniel Keating, University of Michigan
• Kwang Kim, Westat
• Bonnie Knoke, RTI International
• Kenneth Kollman, Political Science, University of Michigan
• Dimitri Landa, Political Science, New York University
• Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, ICPSR, University of Michigan
• Scott Long, Sociology, Indiana University
• James Lynch, Criminal Justice, John Jay College
• Katherine A. Lynch, History, Carnegie Mellon University
• Scott M. Lynch, Sociology, Princeton University
• Sandy Marquart-Pyatt, Sociology, Utah State University
• Andres Martinez, Education, University of Michigan
• Steve McClaskie, Ohio State University
• Ann McCranie, Sociology, Indiana University
• Timothy McDaniel, Mathematics and Statistics, Buena Vista University
• Tait Medina, Sociology, Indiana University
• Gail Mulligan, National Center for Education Statistics
• Daniel Nagin, Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon University
• Marion O'Brien, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
• Margaret Owen, University of Texas at Dallas
• Scott Page, Political Science, University of Michigan
• Jong Hee Park, Political Science, University of Chicago
• Bernice Pescosolido, Sociology, Indiana University
• Brian Pollins, Political Science, Ohio State University
• Trivellore Raghunathan, Biostatistics, University of Michigan
• Amy Rathburn, National Center for Education Statistics
• Stephen Raudenbush, Education, University of Chicago
• Pedro Sanchez, Finance/Computer Information Systems, Eastern Michigan University
• Natalya Verbitsky Savitz, Statistics, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
• Aline Sayer, Psychology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
• Holly Sexton, Institute for Social Research
• Saundra Schneider, Political Science, Michigan State University
• Ken R. Smith, Family Development and Family Studies and the Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah
• Bert Sorongan, Westat
• Marco Steenbergen, Political Science, University of Bern
• Douglas Steinley, Psychology, University of Missouri
• Robert Stine, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
• Wendy Thomas, Minnesota Population Center, University of Minnesota
• Howard Thompson, Mathematics, Spring Arbor University
• Paul Voss, Rural Sociology, University of Wisconsin
• Lee Walker, Political Science, University of South Carolina
• Stanley Wasserman, Statistics, Indiana University
• Gregory Wawro, Political Science, Columbia University
• Katherine Curtis White, Sociology, University of Wisconsin
• Martha Zaslow, Child Trends
• Christopher Zorn, Political Science, Pennsylvania State University