Professor of Economics @WellesleyEcon. Retirement and Disability Research Center @NBER. Thinks about retirement every day.
Wellesley, MA
Joined April 2010
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I am thrilled and honored to announce that I will be serving as the next Provost of @Wellesley , effective July 1! It is a privilege to help lead this extraordinary community of students, faculty, staff, and alums! wellesley.edu/news/2024/node…
Wondering how the pandemic labor market lost 20M jobs in a month and rebounded within 3 years? Check out Season 4 of the @BostonFed podcast Six Hundred Atlantic, which debuts 5/31. I discuss (what else?) retirement on the 6/7 episode. Subscribe to listen bit.ly/3MTrUwk
Thrilled for my colleagues @OlgaShurchkov and @AkilaWeerapana on this well-deserved recognition! 👏👏👏The two of you really are the best of @Wellesley
Congratulations to @OlgaShurchkov and @AkilaWeerapana on receiving promotions to Full Professor. Our department and @Wellesley are enormously lucky to have you in our orbit!
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Congratulations, Baafra!! 👏👏👏 wellesley.edu/events/commenc…
We are thrilled for faculty member Baafra Abeberese -- one three Pinanski Prize in Teaching Award winners AND Class of 1966 Associate Professor!
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Congratulations to my two students, Eshika Kaul and Julie Ma (co-advised by my colleague Robin McKnight), and to all of our amazing thesis students!
Congratulations to these fantastic thesis students and 2023 Ruhlman presenters! Nuzaina Faisal Khan, Amy Rose, Beatrice Chen, Eshika Kaul, Mariela Duran and Julie Ma
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New research from @ccoile, @maya_rossin, and Amanda Su finds #PaidFamilyLeave can have a significant impact on job continuity among women whose spouses need care. Details 👇
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Exciting to see our new study on #paidfamilyleave out, arriving just before #Oregon and #Colorado start collecting PFL contributions on 1/1/23, joining 7 other states + DC with active PFL programs.
State paid family leave policies promote job continuity for the wives of individuals who experience serious health shocks, from @ccoile, @maya_rossin, and Amanda Su nber.org/papers/w30739
Tune in to hear @bethtruesdale's thoughts on this critical issue!
Who can realistically delay retirement, and who's left behind?
I had a great conversation about OVERTIME and the #FutureOfWorkingLonger with @ccoile, who asks all the right questions.
Catch us on @BookTV on C-SPAN2 this Sunday Nov 13 at 10am, 1pm, and 10pm ET.
Happening now, join us!
Join us today at 11AM ET for a webinar on the role of social policy in shaping work and retirement behavior at older ages, as we discuss our recent report, Understanding the Aging Workforce. Register now! ow.ly/eOh950L4F1v #PopulationResearch
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Interested in econ/social mobility? New report w/ contrib from @TrevonDLogan @FabianPfeffer @MarioLuisSmall @WendyEdelberg @davidgrusky @JosephPFerrie @JennieBrand1 @xisong @MatthewStaiger @SandyDarity @lichter_daniel @tysonbrown @JLeeSoc @katiegenadek
Fewer Americans than before are doing better than their parents had in terms of occupational status and income. See our new publication on research and data collection priorities for improving social and economic mobility in the U.S. ow.ly/k6qq50L088i #PopulationResearch
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Like @IlliniBizDean, I am mourning the loss of our grad school "study buddy," co-author, and friend. He will be deeply missed.
It’s hard to lose a PhD classmate, work colleague, co-author & person who recruited me to Gies.
When he’s also a best friend w whom you shared life’s greatest ups & downs, it truly hurts.
Thank you, Scott, for enriching my life. May God watch over your family.
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Weds. 9/21: Join experts from a range of fields including @policydeb, @bethtruesdale, @ccoile, @gburtless & more for a discussion on the implications of our aging workforce. Register -> brook.gs/3S594lw #FutureOfWorkingLonger
Highly recommend this new book edited by @bethtruesdale & Lisa Berkman of @HarvardPopCtr! Fascinating analyses from interdisciplinary aging scholars and a must read chapter w/ policy recommendations to help older workers and boost retirement security. Honored to be involved!
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We are happy to announce that the 9th Liberal Arts Colleges Development Economics (LACDev) will be held in person at Wellesley College on September 30 and October 1, 2022. For more information, visit sites.google.com/site/lacdev…. @WellesleyEcon @Wellesley
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Calling all #Journalists! Join us in Oct for an exploration of the U.S. informal #caregiving #economy and our increased #longevity in our signature #media training. Apply at ageboom.columbia.edu to become an Age Boom Academy 2022 Fellow. Deadline: 6/30.
Looking forward to participating in this @longer_lives event next week!
🚨 More than 3 million Americans retired early during the Covid-19 crisis, due to health concerns or the inability to find appropriate work.
Join us on Tuesday May 24 from 1-2 pm EST to discuss the implications of #TheGreatRetirement.
Register here: bit.ly/3ll5Rjy
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📢📢 #AMIE is excited to announce the Call for Mentees for 2022-23! Deadline: **June 15**
We are looking forward to receiving your applications!
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Exciting news: @NASEM_DBASSE report on older workers is out! I learned so much from the rest of the committee and strongly recommend this to fellow researchers and policy folks! nap.nationalacademies.org/ca…
Hooray!!! My @WellesleyEcon colleagues and I are so excited that you will be joining us as a new Assistant Professor @Wellesley this summer! 🥳👏
I'm beyond thrilled to share this news! I absolutely can't wait to continue my research and interact with the amazing students at Wellesley.
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