Fred Pampel

Ph.D. 1977- University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Institute of Behavioral Science Room 453
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, Statistics

Current Research: tobacco use, sex differences in mortality, social inequality in health behavior and mortality, gender values

Recent Publications:

Fred C. Pampel. 2009. “Persistence of Educational Differences in Smoking.” Social Problems 56:526-542.

Fred C. Pampel. 2008. “The Racial Reversal in Cigarette Use: A longitudinal Study from Ages 12-34.” Journal of Health and Social Behavior 49:484-498.

Fred C. Pampel. 2008. “Tobacco Use in Sub-Sahara Africa:  Estimates from the Demographic Health Surveys.” Social Science and Medicine 66:1772-1783. 

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 and Justin T. Denney. “Cross-National Patterns of Health Inequality: Education and Tobacco Use in the World Health Survey.”

Fred C. Pampel, Patrick M. Krueger, and Justin T. Denney. “SES Disparities in Health Behavior.”

Fred C. Pampel. “Cohort Changes in the Sociodemographic Determinants of Gender Egalitarianism.”