Adam Stevenson: Links and resources

Adam Stevenson: Links and other resources
Below are links and resources that might be useful to economists and economists-to-be Data (that's been relevant to my work) IPUMS - Integrated Public Use Microdata CPS - Current Population Survey IPEDS - Integrated Postsecondary Educational Data System NCES - the National Center of Educational Statistics (home of NLS, NELS, ELS, B&B, etc) ANES - American National Election Studies
Econ-y blogs that I read on a daily basis (and I disclaim endorsement of the views of any) Cheap Talk Chris Blattman Conversable Economist EconBrowser EconJeff Environmental Economics Marginal Revolution Noahpinion Observational Epidemiology orgtheory Sociological Imagination Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science Education blogs that I read relatively frequently (Non-endoresment clause still in effect) EducationNext Eduwonk Flypaper Inside School Research (EdWeek) This Week in Education Advice for the career of an economist (I am very open to finding more of these, if you'd like to send me suggestions.) My advice on doing your first academic economic research , as an undergraduate Jeff Smith's advice on whether to go to grad school in econ Susan Athey's advice on how to apply to grad school in econ Darren Lubotsky's advice on how to be a successful grad student in econ Don Davis' advice on writing your first paper (i.e., thesis chapter) Harvard's advice for how to get a job as an econ grad student