Fred Pampel

Associate Vice Chancellor for Research
Ph.D. 1977- University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
102A Institute of Behavioral Science, Building #3
Phone: 303-492-5620
Fax: 303-492-6924 / 494-5777
Fred's Vitae

 

Research Interests: demography, stratification, health behavior, research methods

Teaching Interests: Introduction to Sociology, Population, Health, Undergraduate and Graduate Statistics

Current Research: tobacco use, sex differences in mortality, social inequality in health behavior and mortality, program evaluation

Recent Publications:

Fred C. Pampel. 2008. “Tobacco Use in Sub-Sahara Africa:  Estimates from the Demographic Health Surveys.” Social Science and Medicine forthcoming. 

Fred C. Pampel. 2007. “National Income, Inequality, and Global Patterns of Cigarette Use.” Social Forces 86:455-466.

Jade Aguilar and Fred C. Pampel. 2007. “Changing Patterns of Cigarette Use among White and Black Youth, 1976-2003.” Social Science Research 36:1219-1236.

Fred C. Pampel. 2006. “Socioeconomic Distinction, Cultural Tastes, and Cigarette Smoking.” Social Science Quarterly 87:19-35.

 Work in Progress:

Fred C. Pampel. 2008. “Persistence of Educational Differences in Smoking, United States 1976-2005.”

Fred C. Pampel. 2008. “The Racial Reversal in Cigarette Use: A Longitudinal Study from Ages 12-34.”

Fred C. Pampel and Justin Denney. 2008. “SES Patterns of Tobacco Use across Low- and Middle-Income Nations.”