| Principal Investigators |
Mary Waters and Jean E. Rhodes |
| |
Survey of how community college students were affected by Katrina |
The Price of Independence: The
Economics of Early Adulthood |
| |
New book chronicles debt, labor market experiences, economic
conditions and living arrangements, earnings, and more. |
| On Your Own Without a Net: The Transition
to Adulthood for Vulnerable Populations |
| Principal Investigators |
D. Wayne Osgood, E.
Michael Foster, Constance
Flanagan, and Gretchen R. Ruth |
| On the Frontier of Adulthood |
| Principal Investigators |
Richard A. Settersten,
Jr., Frank F. Furstenberg,
Jr., and Rubén G.
Rumbaut |
| Views of Young Adults as They Transition
to Adulthood |
| Principal Investigators |
Mary Waters, Rubén
Rumbaut
|
| Opening Doors to Earning Credentials |
| Principal Investigators |
Gordon L. Berlin, Cecilia
E. Rouse, and Jean E. Rhodes |
Monitoring the Future: A Snapshot
of Changing Attitudes over Four Decades |
| Principal Investigator |
Connie A. Flanagan, D. Wayne Osgood |
Developmental Issues in Emerging
Adulthood |
| Principal Investigators |
Richard A. Settersten, Jr |
| America's Promise: Civic Engagement
in Early Adulthood |
| Principal Investigators |
Connie A. Flanagan, Richard
A. Settersten, Jr. |
| Principal Investigators |
Jean E. Rhodes, Gordon
L. Berlin |
| Young Adults in the United States:
A 2005 Profile |
| |
Rumbaut is developing a new and much expanded national-level
analysis of the status of young adults 18-34 in the U.S. and of
their adult transitions, focusing on three main groups: 18–24-year
olds; 25–29-year-olds; and 30–34-year-olds. The analysis
relies on the latest data from the 2005 Current Population Survey and
provides a mid-decade “update” that follows (in expanded
form) the profile produced for the Network in 2004 using data from
the 2000 census. The statistical work and data tables along with
an accompanying report will be presented to the Network at our
next meeting in August 2006. |
| The Michigan Study of Life Transitions
(MSALT) |
