Seth Sanders

Seth Sanders is a Professor at Cornell University, specializing in labor economics and economic demography. His research explores aging and cognition, race and gender disparities in earnings among highly educated individuals, economic impacts of extreme changes, family dynamics in marginalized communities, and teenage childbearing consequences.

• Current work with the Core Longitudinal Infrastructure Project (CLIP) focuses on linking historic and contemporary census data.
• Formerly held leadership roles at Carnegie Mellon University and Duke University, including Director of the Duke Population Research Institute.

His academic background includes a Ph.D. and advanced degrees from the University of Chicago.