CDE

CDE is home to over 80 faculty affiliates who represent more than 20 departments and schools from across campus, including sociology, public affairs, economics, and population health sciences. By providing a bridge between a large number of academic disciplines, CDE serves as a hub for population research at UW-Madison... The Center for Demography and Ecology (CDE) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a multi-disciplinary cooperative for demographic research and graduate training in the social sciences. Since its founding in 1962, CDE has been a leader in the field of demography as demonstrated by its high levels of scholarly productivity and rigorous graduate training program. The center receives generous support from university, nonprofit, and federal sources, including two major grants from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development: a center grant (P2C HD047873) and a T32 training grant (T32 HD007014).

Primary location: Madison United States