Population Studies Training Program Director and Mentors

The Population Studies Training Program is led by MPC Training Directors Drs. Janna Johnson and Tracy Kugler. The program’s faculty mentors—an outstanding team of interdisciplinary faculty mentors—engage trainees with integrative, groundbreaking research and provide purposeful professional socialization. MPC Population Studies Trainees typically have two mentors, one in their disciplinary home and one in another field that aligns with their research interests. 

FACULTY MENTORS

Cawo Abdi- Sociology
Ryan Allen- Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Ragui Assaad- Humphrey School of Public Affairs 
Chalandra Bryant- Department of Family Social Science
Elizabeth Davis- Applied Economics
Janette Dill- School of Public Health
Julia Drew- Minnesota Population Center 
Michael Esposito- Sociology
Sarah Flood- Minnesota Population Center 
Paul Glewwe- Applied Economics 
Ezra Golberstein- School of Public Health 
Kathryn Grace- Geography, Environment, and society 
Nick Graetz- Sociology
Dave Hacker- History 
Rachel Hardeman- School of Public Health
Janna Johnson- Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Claire Kamp Dush- Sociology 
Jason Kerwin- Applied Economics 
Tracy Kugler- Minnesota Population Center
Deborah Levison- Humphrey School of Public Affairs 
Carolyn Liebler- Sociology 
Steven Manson- Geography, Environment, and Society 
Susan Mason- School of Public Health 
Ann Meier- Sociology 
Phyllis Moen- Sociology  
Samual Myers Jr.- Humphrey School of Public Affairs 
Theresa Osypuk- School of Public Health 
Michelle Phelps- Sociology 
Heather Randell- Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Joe Ritter- Applied Economics 
Evan Roberts- History of Medicine 
Steve Ruggles- History 
Adam Saffer- Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Tetyana Shippee- School of Public Health
Ying SongGeography, Environment, and Society 
Chris Uggen- Sociology
Jane VanHeuvelen- Sociology
Tom VanHeuvelen- Sociology 
Rob Warren- Sociology 
Rachel Widome- Epidemiology and Community Health
Virginia Zuiker- College of Education and Human Development