Nathan Dollar, PhD (@nathant_dollar) 's Twitter Profile
Nathan Dollar, PhD

@nathant_dollar

Director @ncdemography @UNCPopCenter | father, husband, proud North Carolinian | all disclaimers

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Atif Mian (@atifrmian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We released a new public data set via NBER that scholars in empirical macro and labor may find of interest It puts together County*Industry data on employment and payroll from 1946-1974 (1975 onwards is already available) nber.org/papers/w30578?…

Rodney D. Pierce (@mrrdpierce) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Early voting in NC ends at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5. Find early voting sites here: vt.ncsbe.gov/ossite/ To register & vote the same day, bring an ID such (driver’s license/recent bank statement or utility bill showing your full name & current address. #Election2022 #VOTE

Early voting in NC ends at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5. 

Find early voting sites here:  vt.ncsbe.gov/ossite/

To register & vote the same day, bring an ID such (driver’s license/recent bank statement or utility bill showing your full name & current address. #Election2022 #VOTE
John J. Lennon (@johnjlennon1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Patrick Irving, a prisoner in Idaho, published an opinion piece in the The New York Times about inflation in the joint. Well done Patrick! Happy to read new incarcerated voices in the Times. nyti.ms/3gbKwtW

Rebecca Anna Schut (@drschut) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 Our paper exploring the impacts of state immigration policy contexts on healthcare use among U.S. agricultural workers is now out in Demography Journal. Grateful to my amazing coauthor Dr. Courtney Boen, PhD, MPH and to the incredible team at Demography Journal for publishing our work!

MacArthur Foundation (@macfound) 's Twitter Profile Photo

His own research challenges led @Steven Ruggles to create a platform for other social scientists to take off from. #MacFellow Read more about how IPUMS expands the range of questions researchers can ask and answer about demographic change. macfound.org/fellows/class-…

His own research challenges led <a href="/HistDem/">@Steven Ruggles</a> to create a platform for other social scientists to take off from. #MacFellow

Read more about how <a href="/ipums/">IPUMS</a> expands the range of questions researchers can ask and answer about  demographic change. macfound.org/fellows/class-…
Erin Bisesti (@erinbisesti) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you’re looking for a comprehensive dataset on state policies, look no further! Alongside a team of awesome people (including resident super ⭐️ Jennifer Karas Montez), we created a free database to help move #pophealth research toward examining structural determinants of health!👇🏻

Hajar Yazdiha, Ph.D. (@hajyazdiha) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s surreal to think my book Princeton University Press is real enough to pre-order! I can’t wait to hold her in my hands 😭 #soctwitter #newbooks #AcademicTwitter 👉🏼press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

Nathan Dollar, PhD (@nathant_dollar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am thrilled and honored to have the opportunity to serve in this role. Thank you to everyone for all the kind messages of support!

myFutureNC (@myfuturenc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We need 2 million North Carolinians to have a degree or credential by 2030 to meet employer demands. It will take all of us working together to make it happen. Join us on February 6 to learn how we can reach our goal together. Register now at form.jotform.com/223534139765158

We need 2 million North Carolinians to have a degree or credential by 2030 to meet employer demands. 
It will take all of us working together to make it happen. 
Join us on February 6 to learn how we can reach our goal together. 
Register now at form.jotform.com/223534139765158
Dr. Miyuki Hino (@_miyukihino) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New pub from the Sunny Day Flooding Project team! Our new sensors detected water on the road 24x in 5 months in coastal NC - flooding is happening more often than common proxies (e.g., NOAA HTF counts) suggest b/c we capture the impacts of rain (1/4 of our events were rain + tide).