Welcome to Sam Clark's Web Page
latest update: 2011-02-03
Samuel Clark is a Demographer and an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Washington. He is trained in biology, computer science and demography, and his research focuses on issues that affect Africa. His recent work has pursued simulation-based studies of the impact of HIV on African populations, methods development to improve the value of estimated and modeled results, empirical investigation of migration and mortality in southern Africa, methods to improve the management and analysis of longitudinal population data, and capacity development for population and health research in Africa and Asia.
CV, Publications &
Presentations
Sam's
Current CV (May, 2011)
Sam's Brief Scientific Biography
Publications and Working Papers (January, 2010)
Selected Recent Presentations (January, 2010)
Summary of Recent Work at Agincourt HDSS Site, South Africa
Sam's Ph.D. Dissertation in Demography
Download
Agincourt DSS Data Access Web Site
The Structured Population Event History Register - SPEHR
Population Simulator from Sam's Dissertation - SPEHS
Life Table Template (MS Excel)
Person Year and Mortality Rate Calculator (MS Access)
Classes
Sociology 220: Introduction to Sociological Methods
Sociology 433: Introduction to Demographic Methods
Sociology 401: Special Topics, African Population
CSDE 555: Health Metrics
Palm PDA Databases
Contact Details as of January 2010
