Our study on the impact of #COVID19 #Vaccines on mental health outcomes. We found ~30% reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, but no spillover effect. Those most impacted by Covid experienced higher mental health benefits. With Jonathan Cantor, Neeraj Sood and Christopher Whaley

Reached a dreaded #phdlife milestone today… after two R&Rs we got notice that our paper had been rejected. Oh 🐳. Onward and upward, I think? #AcademicTwitter #phdchat #AcademicChatter

Excited to be in Austin for APPAM! This is my first in person conference as a PhD student. Would love to connect with other students, let me know 🙌🏾

After finally feeling recovered from #APPAM2021 and having some time to reflect I can honestly say that it was probably the best conference I’ve been too! The people were amazing and the research was incredible!

This is one of the reasons why I wanted USC Price to pursue my PhD 😁 #LosAngeles 🌴☀️🌊

Traveling to Austin for my first in-person conference as PhD student. Looking forward to #ASHEcon2022 Presenting on this Monday at 1:45pm: - The Impact of COVID19 Vaccine on Mental Health Outcomes - Moral Hazard Effects of COVID19 Vaccine @ashecon USC Price School @SchaefferCenter

Thank you so much, Brandyn Churchill ! I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation. Looking forward to more discussions. #ASHEcon22 #ASHEcon2022

Inequality has risen sharply in the US since the 1980s. This article shows that about 50% of the observed changes in the wage structure are due to the effects of automation technologies on workers with low levels of schooling econometricsociety.org/publications/e…

We're looking forward to the first Virtual Professional Training Series on Poverty and Economic Mobility Research training session later this week! For current IRP fellows in several different programs, plus 10 current graduate students who were accepted into the group: 1/12

Jose Scott Jose Scott, PhD candidate in Sol Price School of Public Policy USC Price School 9/12

Excited and honored for this opportunity to continue developing the tools I need to do meaningful research on poverty alleviation and economic mobility!

Jose Scott We're thrilled to have you as part of the inaugural cohort, Jose!

Insightful work on QuantCrit presented by @WCastilloPhD! #2022APPAM

Starting this week feeling energized and inspired after connecting with so many passionate policy scholars and practitioners at #2022APPAM! #BlackPolicyCaucus

I was recently interviewed by the Daily Trojan about some of the work our team is doing to understand and address the increasing levels of food insecurity in the Los Angeles area.

(This might be a long shot but) Does anyone happen to know a source / a paper that have longitudinal property-level rent data?

"Today I want to reassure you that, regardless of where you come from, or what you did before you decided to make USC your academic home, you belong here." - USC Graduate Student Government President Jose Scott #WelcomeTrojans #OfficialTrojan

A standing ovation for Asna Tabassum, USC valedictorian, and cheers for her “resistance to genocide” minor today at the USC student awards ceremony

Meet Phong Doozy: turning hospitals into happy places. As a USC student, he studies healthcare admin USC Price School and transforms into a medical clown with USC Dramatic Arts, proving that comedy cures. ✨ priceschool.usc.edu/news/phong-doo…