Development Core

抽象开发核心 开发核心（DC）的目标是设计、实现和监控服务和活动， 促进CPRC的具体目标，即：（1）培养人口中充满活力的知识分子群体 哥伦比亚大学的研究人员，鼓励人口科学家之间的合作， 人口科学家和其他学科的科学家，促进青年人口的发展 （2）在CPRC的四个主要研究领域推进人口研究：儿童，青年， 家庭;性别、性、健康和艾滋病毒;移徙/移民;城市化;（3）成为一个领先的 人口中心侧重于研究当地弱势群体的健康和福祉， 国家和国际，以及与这些人口有关的公共政策;（4）利用 哥伦比亚在纽约市的位置，通过与城市决策者和从业人员合作， 共同的研究兴趣，并将研究转化为政策和实践。发展核心是共同的， 由Jennifer Hirsch和Jane Waldfogel主持，两位高素质的研究人员共同主持了 发展核心自成立以来。发展核心有助于实现CPRC的具体目标， 提供以下服务和活动： 1)研讨会系列，代表了CPRC知识界的核心; 2)主要研究领域的团体，其活动产生多个跨校园合作， 促进人口科学; 3)工作组是围绕特定研究主题组织的研究人员集群， 问题，并承诺制定研究项目或CPRC范围内的倡议; 4)会议和研讨会，汇集了来自CPRC和其他研究人员， 研究人员有机会相互了解，并探索其工作中的互补性; 5)通过提供战略支持，促进哥伦比亚人口研究的种子资助计划 最有可能以可资助的研究建议和出版物的形式产生成果的想法; 6)一个促进初级科学家职业发展的初级科学家指导和支持计划 从事人口研究的教师和研究科学家、博士后和研究生; 7)一个访问学者计划，欢迎访问者的工作关系密切，与CPRC的 主要研究领域，并与一个或多个指定的教师合作者的工作; 8)一个拟议的初级教师释放时间计划，将允许一个竞争性选择的初级 教员有半个学期的时间进行研究和发表。

Abstract Development Core The goal of the Development Core (DC) is to design, implement, and monitor services and activities that further the specific aims of the CPRC, which are: (1) to nourish a vibrant intellectual community of population researchers at Columbia University, encouraging collaborations among population scientists and between population scientists and scientists in other disciplines and fostering the development of junior population scientists; (2) to advance population research in the CPRC s four primary research areas: children, youth, and families; gender, sexuality, health, and HIV; migration/immigration; and urbanism; (3) to become a leading population center focused on research on the health and well-being of vulnerable populations locally, nationally, and internationally, and on public policies relevant to those populations; and (4) to take advantage of Columbia s location in New York City by partnering with city policy makers and practitioners to address mutual research interests and to translate research into policy and practice. The Development Core is co- chaired by Jennifer Hirsch and Jane Waldfogel, two highly qualified researchers who have co-chaired the Development Core since its inception. The Development Core helps achieve the CPRC specific aims by providing the following services and activities: 1) The seminar series, which represents the heart of the CPRC s intellectual community; 2) Primary Research Area groups whose activities generate multiple cross-campus collaborations to advance population science; 3) Working groups are clusters of researchers who are organized around a specific research topic or problem and who commit to develop either a research project or a CPRC-wide initiative; 4) Conferences and workshops that bring together researchers from the CPRC and beyond providing an opportunity for researchers to get to know each other and explore the complementarities in their work; 5) A seed grant program that galvanizes population research at Columbia by providing strategic support for the ideas most likely to bear fruit in the form of fundable research proposals and publications; 6) A junior scientist mentoring and support program that promotes the career development of junior faculty and research scientists, post-docs, and graduate students conducting population research; 7) A visiting scholars program that welcomes visitors whose work ties in closely with the CPRC s primary research areas and with the work of one or more designated faculty collaborators; and 8) A proposed junior faculty release time program that will allow one competitively selected junior faculty member a half semester release time for research and publication.