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Photographs of Census activities by the U.S. Census Bureau, Public Information Office. Usage does not imply the U.S. Census Bureau’s endorsement of this conference, the hosting institutions, or the hosts. Final Program (07/12/11): Suburbs and the 2010 Census National Conference CoSponsored by George Mason University and Hofstra University in Arlington, VA (not Fairfax, VA) 3351 Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA 22201 (Metro station: Virginia Square (orange line)) Founders Hall Thursday, July 14 – Saturday, July 16, 2011 Thursday, July 14, 2011 8 am – 5pm Registration (hallway outside of Founders Hall Room 111) 8:45 am Welcome from Conference Hosts and Dr. Roger Stough, Vice President of Research and Economic Development, George Mason University (Founders Hall Room 111) 9:00 am Opening Panel I: Accessing Business Data Available in the U.S. Census Bureau’s Research Data Center Network (Founders Hall Room 111) The Employer Universe: The Business Register and the Longitudinal Business Database Javier Miranda [U.S. Census Bureau] [email protected] (confirmed) The Economic Censuses and the Annual Survey of Manufactures Shawn Klimek [U.S. Census Bureau] [email protected] (confirmed) The Longitudinal EmployerHousehold Dynamics Data Erika McEntarfer [U.S. Census Bureau] [email protected] (confirmed)

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   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

Final  Program  (07/12/11):    

Suburbs  and  the  2010  Census  National  Conference  Co-­‐Sponsored  by  George  Mason  University  

and  Hofstra  University  in  Arlington,  VA  (not  Fairfax,  VA)  

3351  Fairfax  Drive,  Arlington,  VA  22201    

(Metro  station:  Virginia  Square  (orange  line))  

Founders  Hall    

Thursday,  July  14  –  Saturday,  July  16,  2011  

 

Thursday,  July  14,  2011    8  am  –  5pm  Registration  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)    8:45  am  Welcome  from  Conference  Hosts  and  Dr.  Roger  Stough,  Vice  President  of  Research  and       Economic  Development,  George  Mason  University  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)    9:00  am  Opening  Panel  I:  Accessing  Business  Data  Available  in  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  Research  Data       Center  Network  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)    The  Employer  Universe:  The  Business  Register  and  the  Longitudinal  Business  Database  Javier  Miranda  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    The  Economic  Censuses  and  the  Annual  Survey  of  Manufactures  Shawn  Klimek  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    The  Longitudinal  Employer-­‐Household  Dynamics  Data  Erika  McEntarfer  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  

                                                                                             

   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

 

10:15  am  Coffee  and  Networking  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)      10:30  am  Opening  Panel  II:  Accessing  Demographic  Data  Available  in  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s       Research  Data  Center  Network  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)    The  American  Housing  Survey  Mousumi  Sarkar  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Historical  Demographic  Data  Recovered  From  the  Unisys  Todd  Gardner  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    A  Guide  to  the  Proposal  Process  and  Using  an  RDC  T  Lynn  Riggs  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    

 Noon  Lunch  and  12:30p  Keynote  Alan  Berube,  Senior  Fellow  and  Research  Director,  Brookings       Institute  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  (confirmed)      1:30  pm  Session:  Suburbs  and  Public  Policy:  The  Role  of  Government  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Christopher  W.  Niedt  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]    Revitalizing  Older  Suburbs:  Public  Policy  Options  for  America’s  Older  Low-­‐Capacity  Suburbs  (15       minutes)  Kathryn  Wertheim  Hexter  [Cleveland  State  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    The  Value  of  Suburban  Community  Infrastructure:  An  Exploration  Using  Census  Data  (15  minutes)  Suzanne  Dayanim  [Temple  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Linkages  between  Constructed  Geography  and  Suburban  Social  Conflict:  A  Case  Study  of  Colorado       Springs  (15  minutes)  Julie  Minde  [George  Mason  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      3  pm  Coffee  and  Networking  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)          

                                                                                             

   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

3:15  pm  Session:  Nonprofits  and  Volunteers  in  the  Suburbs  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Bernadette  Hanlon  [University  of  Maryland  Baltimore  County]  [email protected]    Responses  to  Suburban  Poverty:  the  Demands,  Strategies,  and  Geography  of  the  Nonprofit  Safety  Net       in  LA,  Chicago,  and  DC  (15  minutes)  Scott  Allard  [University  of  Chicago]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Ben  Roth  [University  of  Chicago]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Who  Will  Answer  the  Tones:  A  Preliminary  Study  of  Cohesion  in  a  Suburban  Volunteer  Ambulance       Corp  (15  minutes)  Jo  Anne  Reed  [Columbia  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Creating  the  Foundation  for  a  Diverse  Community:  Living  Room  Discussion  Groups  within  the       Tamarack  Triangle  (15  minutes)  Elgin  L.  Klugh  [City  University  of  New  York  College]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Combating  Suburban  Decline:  The  Role  of  Social  Capital  and  CDCs  (15  minutes)  JoAnna  Mitchell-­‐Brown  [University  of  Cincinnati]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      5  pm  Walking  Tour  Ballston  (meet  in  front  of  Founders’  Hall;  wear  comfortable  shoes;  tour  begins  promptly  at  5pm)      Friday,  July  15,  2011    8  am  –  5  pm  Registration  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)    8:45  am  Session:  Suburban  Poverty  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Christopher  W.  Niedt  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]    The  Suburbanization  of  the  Poor:  The  Who  and  Where  of  America’s  Changing  Geography  of  Poverty       (15  minutes)  Elizabeth  Kneebone  [The  Brookings  Institution]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Carey  Nadeau  [The  Brookings  Institution]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Concentrated  Vulnerability  and  Precarious  Housing:  Governance  Implications  of  Suburbanizing       Poverty  in  Fast-­‐Growth  Metro  Areas  (15  minutes)  Rolf  Pendall  [The  Urban  Institute]  [email protected]    Brett  Theodos  [The  Urban  Institute]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Rebecca  Grace  [The  Urban  Institute]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Kaitlin  Franks  [The  Urban  Institute]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Do  the  Causes  of  Poverty  Vary  by  Neighborhood  Type  (15  minutes)  Uday  Kandula  [Cleveland  State  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Brian  Mikelbank  [Cleveland  State  University]  [email protected]    

                                                                                             

   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

 ‘I  Stay  to  Myself’  Strategies  of  Neighboring  among  the  Suburban  Poor  (15  minutes)  Alexandra  K.  Murphy  [Princeton  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      10:15  am  Coffee  and  Networking  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)      10:30  am  Session:  Suburban  Decline  –  or  Not?  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Bernadette  Hanlon  [University  of  Maryland  Baltimore  County]  [email protected]    ‘Are  the  Suburbs  Really  Declining?’  Applying  the  Brookings  County-­‐Based  Metropolitan  Typology  to       the  2010  Census  (15  minutes)  Robert  Lang  [Brookings  Mountain  West]  [email protected]  Christina  Nicholas  [University  of  Nevada,  Las  Vegas  [email protected]  (confirmed)    There  Goes  the  (Suburban)  Neighborhood:  Gentrification  in  the  Inner-­‐Ring  suburbs  of  Chicago,  2000-­‐     2010  (15  minutes)  Suzanne  Lanyi  Charles  [University  of  Michigan]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Are  Metropolitan  Growth  Patterns  and  Policies  Associated  with  Inner-­‐Ring  Suburban  Decline?       Evidence  from  the  Longitudinal  Analysis  (1980-­‐2009)  for  U.S.  Metropolitan  Areas  (15  minutes)  Sugie  Lee  [Cleveland  State  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Recent  Trends  in  Diverse  and  Diversifying  Suburban  Communities  in  New  Jersey,  New  York,       Pennsylvania,  and  Virginia  (15  minutes)  Karen  Beck  Pooley  [czbLLC]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Suburban  Places  and  Political  Opinion:  Integrating  the  American  Community  Survey  and  the  National       Suburban  Survey  (15  minutes)  Christopher  W.  Niedt  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      Noon  Lunch  and  12:30p  Keynote  Dr.  Robert  Groves,  Director,  U.S.  Bureau  of  the  Census  (Founders  Hall       Room  111)  (confirmed)        

                                                                                             

   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

1:30  pm  Session:  Suburban  Diversity  I  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Christopher  W.  Niedt  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]    Living  Just  Enough  for  the  Suburbs?  The  Landscape  of  Immigrant  Resources  in  the  City  and  Suburbs  of       Philadelphia  (15  minutes)  Alexandra  K.  Murphy  [Princeton  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Alejandro  Rivas  [Princeton  University]  [email protected]    Andrea  Panchok-­‐Berry  [University  of  Pennsylvania]  [email protected]      Wonder  Bread  and  Pan  de  Sal:  Filipino  Americans  in  the  L.A.  Frontier  and  Destabilizations  of  the       Postwar  Suburbanization  Narrative  (15  minutes)  James  Zarsadiaz  [Northwestern  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      2:30  pm  Coffee  and  Networking  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)      3:00  pm  Session:  Suburban  Diversity  II  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Bernadette  Hanlon  [University  of  Maryland  Baltimore  County]  [email protected]    Recent  Changes  in  African  American  Suburbanization  and  the  Color  Line  at  the  Beginning  of  the       Twenty-­‐First  Century  (15  minutes)  Frank  Harold  Wilson  [University  of  Wisconsin-­‐Milwaukee]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Developing  a  Neighborhood  Assessment  Tool:  Leveraging  Local  and  American  Community  Survey  Data       to  Target  Aging  Suburban  Neighborhoods  for  Revitalization  (15  minutes)  Thomas  Ludden  [University  of  North  Carolina  at  Charlotte]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Barbara  John  [University  of  North  Carolina  at  Charlotte]    Owen  Furuseth  [University  of  North  Carolina  at  Charlotte]  [email protected]    Racial  Migration  and  the  Fastest  Growing  City  in  America  (15  minutes)  Anthony  Galvan  [University  of  Texas  at  Dallas]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      5  pm  Walking  Tour  Clarendon    (meet  in  front  of  Founders’  Hall;  wear  comfortable  shoes;  tour  begins  promptly  at  5pm)        

                                                                                             

   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

 Saturday,  July  16,  2011    8  a  –  noon  Registration  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)    8:45  am  Session:  Foreclosure  and  Vacancies  in  the  Suburbs  (Founders  Hall  Room  322  –  video       conference  room)    Moderator:  Katrin  B.  Anacker  [George  Mason  University]  [email protected]    Responses  to  Foreclosures  and  Abandonment  in  Greater  Cleveland’s  Inner  Suburbs  (15  minutes)  W.  Dennis  Keating  [Cleveland  State  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Urban  Change  and  Neighborhood  Effects  of  Mortgage  Foreclosures  in  New  York  and  Los  Angeles  (15       minutes)  Elena  Vesselinov  [City  University  of  New  York]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Andrew  Beveridge  [City  University  of  New  York]  [email protected]      Housing  Vacancies,  Public  Opportunities  (15  minutes)  Kristina  Yu  [The  University  of  New  Mexico]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      10:15  am  Coffee  and  Networking  (hallway  outside  of  Founders  Hall  Room  111)      10:30  am  Session:  Housing  and  Real  Estate  in  the  Suburbs  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Christopher  W.  Niedt  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]    A  Tale  of  Three  Neighborhoods:  Housing  Preferences  and  Chinese-­‐American  Home  Buying  Behavior  in       Irvine,  California  (15  minutes)  Marti  L.  Klein  [California  State  University  Fullerton]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Transplanting  Suburbs:  Implications  of  Suburban  Construction  in  the  Urban  Landscape  (15  minutes)  Nicholas  L.  Caverly  [University  of  Michigan]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Shared  Concerns:  Developer  Exactions  and  Housing  (15  minutes)  Kristina  Yu  [The  University  of  New  Mexico]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      Noon  Lunch  and  12:30p  Keynote  Dr.  Nancy  Denton,  Professor,  Department  of  Sociology,  University  of       Albany,  SUNY  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  (confirmed)          

                                                                                             

   Photographs  of  Census  activities  by  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau,  Public  Information  Office.  Usage  does  not  imply  the  U.S.  Census  Bureau’s  endorsement  of  this  conference,  the  hosting  institutions,  or  the  hosts.  

1:30  pm  Mini  Session:  Suburban  Definitions  and  Boomburbs  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Christopher  W.  Niedt  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]    Which  Boomburbs  are  Still  Booming?  (15  minutes)  Robert  Lang  [Brookings  Mountain  West]  [email protected]    Christina  Nicholas  [University  of  Nevada,  Las  Vegas]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Defining  Urban  and  Rural  in  the  United  States:  The  Census  Bureau  and  Beyond  (15  minutes)  Christopher  J.  Henrie  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Identifying  Exurban  Areas  in  U.S.  Metropolitan  Areas  (15  minutes)  Todd  Gardner  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Matthew  C.  Marlay  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      2:30  pm  Session:  Suburban  Change  and  Segregation  (Founders  Hall  Room  111)  Moderator:  Katrin  B.  Anacker  [George  Mason  University]  [email protected]    Transit  Access  across  Segregated  Neighborhoods  in  Portland,  OR  (15  minutes)  Brian  McKenzie  [U.S.  Census  Bureau]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    The  Push  Factors  behind  Suburban  Changes  in  the  DC  Metropolitan  Region  (15  minutes)  Carolyn  Gallaher  [American  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)    Challenges  to  Suburban  Sustainability  in  the  2010  U.S.  Census:  A  Long  Island  Case  Study  Robert  Brinkmann  [Hofstra  University]  [email protected]  (confirmed)  Tomohiko  Music    Steve  Ulloa      Population  Losses  in  the  Suburbs  of  Johnstown,  Pennsylvania:  2000-­‐2010  (15  minutes)  William  B.  Kory  [University  of  Pittsburgh  at  Johnstown]  [email protected]  (confirmed)      Farewell  from  the  Conference  Hosts  and  Invitation  to  national  conference  on  sustainable  suburbs  in  November  2012  at  Hofstra  University  This  conference  is  supported  by  a  seed  grant  of  the  Faculty  Research  Funding  for  Tenure-­‐Track  and  Tenured  Faculty  program,  awarded  by  the  Office  of  the  Provost  of  George  Mason  University.  The  participation  of  Hofstra  University’s  attendees  was  made  possible  in  part  by  a  grant  from  Cedar  Shopping  Centers,  Inc.  a  self-­‐managed  real  estate  investment  trust  focused  on  supermarket-­‐anchored  shopping  centers  and  drug-­‐store  anchored  convenience  centers  located  predominantly  in  the  Northeast.    Conference  Team:                Katrin  B.  Anacker,  Conference  Host,  George  Mason  University,  School  of  Public  Policy    Lawrence  Levy,  Conference  Host,  National  Center  for  Suburban  Studies  at  Hofstra  University  Christopher  Niedt,  Conference  Co-­‐Director,  National  Center  for  Suburban  Studies  at  Hofstra  University  Bernadette  Hanlon,  Conference  Co-­‐Director,  University  of  Maryland  Baltimore  County,  CUERE