Aging and Population Health Faculty

Our faculty are leaders in the field of population-based research on aging.  They are working to produce conceptual innovations in life course research and developing novel data resources to illuminate how biosocial and environmental factors intersect, compound, and cascade throughout the life course to shape health and well-being at older ages. 

Jacqueline L. Angel

Professor of Public Affairs and Sociology

 Ronald J. Angel

Professor of Sociology

Marika Cabral

Assistant Professor of Economics

Robert Crosnoe

Professor and Chair of Sociology

Centennial Commission Professor in the Liberal Arts

Karen Fingerman

Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences

Co-Director of Texas Aging and Longevity Center

Sae Hwang Han

Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences

Mark Hayward

Professor of Sociology

Centennial Commission Professor in the Liberal Arts

 Chandra Muller

Professor of Sociology

Centennial Commission Professor in the Liberal Arts

Elizabeth Munoz

Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences

Tetyana Pudrovska

Associate Professor of Sociology

Stephen Russell

Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences

Centennial Commission Professor in the Liberal Arts

Robert Town

Professor of Economics

James L. and Nancy Powell Centennial Professorship in American Economic Principles

Elliot Tucker-Drob

Associate Professor of Psychology

Debra Umberson

Professor of Sociology

Director of the Population Research Center

Co-Director of Texas Aging and Longevity Center

Centennial Commission Professor in the Liberal Arts