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ICPSR Bulletin: 2025 Innovators, Elevating Data Impact, DSDR Leadership Transition, and More

 

Subject: ICPSR Bulletin: 2025 Innovators, Elevating Data Impact, DSDR Leadership Transition, and More

 

Your newsletter for all things ICPSR

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October 2025   |   Vol. 45, No. 10

 

 

 

ICPSR Honors its 2025 Innovators of the Year!

 

Congrats 2025 ICPSR Innovators - ICPSR Administration Team (shown smiling in a group)

ICPSR Administration Team (left to right): Fillippo, Michelle, Holly, Darleen, and J.D. The Admin Team was selected for designing and leading an all-new budgeting and forecasting process that underlies all of ICPSR’s financial planning. [More]

 

 

 

US Government Data Availability: Recent Developments and Implications

 

ICPSR’s John Kubale and Margaret Levenstein recently spoke to the BBC podcast, More or Less, in an episode titled "The Case of Missing US Data." This is a follow-up to their article in The ConversationMichigan Public Radio and KCBS also covered this. Levenstein also spoke with Talking Points Memo in an article focusing on the changing data and statistics landscape.

 

 

 

 

Retired Demographic Research (DSDR) Director Honored with Emeritus Title; J. Trent Alexander Appointed as New Director

 

Pictured: The DSDR team on Aug. 5, 2025: Kelly Ogden-Schuette, John E. Marcotte, and Sarah Rush, at the retirement celebration at ICPSR. (Photo by Victoria Johnson)

 

After over 15 years at ICPSR at the University of Michigan – with more than 10 years guiding the Data Sharing for Demographic Research (DSDR) program – Dr. John E. Marcotte has retired, concluding a distinguished career spanning three decades in demography, population health, biostatistics, and data science. In recognition of his many contributions, the Regents of the University of Michigan have honored Dr. Marcotte with the title of Archivist Emeritus. [More]

 

 

 

ICPSR and Make Data Count Collaborate to Elevate the Impact of Data in the Social Sciences

 

abstract - data flowing through a city

 

Through a collaboration between Make Data Count and ICPSR, citations for social science datasets identified and curated by ICPSR are now included in the Data Citation Corpus, which aggregates data citations from multiple sources. Check out Make Data Count’s interview with ICPSR’s Elisabeth Shook about this collaboration and ICPSR’s work tracking the reuse of datasets. [More]

 

 

 

Faces of ICPSR: Elisabeth Shook

 

Meet Elisabeth Shook, Data Impact Librarian at ICPSR, who combines her love of research and problem-solving to uncover and analyze how ICPSR data is used across published and unpublished literature. Elisabeth is passionate about making data discovery easier for researchers while also finding joy in puzzles, spinning yarn, and exploring new ways to connect people with ICPSR’s data resources.

 

Meet Elisabeth Shook (shown smiling with a backpack and shades outdoors)

 

Q: What’s one ICPSR dataset you find fascinating, unusual, or you’ve had a hand in getting deposited?

A: The Bibliography is an intriguing collection of data in its own right. With over 120,000 citations collected, each using one or more curated ICPSR studies, there are a wealth of possibilities for analysis and insight. In fact, we recently made the entirety of the Bibliography citation collection available as a downloadable CSV and will update it regularly to provide researchers a way to explore the collection as data. You can explore the Bibliography dataset.

Full interview: Get to know more about Elisabeth Shook!

Want to join our team? See current ICPSR job openings, like:

  • Executive Secretary

Now hiring - Universitsy of Michigan ICPSR - Executive Secretary - Apply Now - icpsr.umich.edu

 

 

 

 

Join us for Data-Savvy Teaching Office Hours and an ICPSR Live Demo!

 

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Free live demo on Oct. 29 at 2 pm ET

 

Data-Savvy Teaching Office Hours

Join us for our membership Office Hours! Get ideas for bringing data into the classroom, share and learn best practices, and get to know the data resources available at ICPSR. Hosted by Dr. Lynette Hoelter, Director of Instructional Resources at ICPSR.

Office Hours are drop-in and will not be recorded.
 

ICPSR Live Demo

Join us on October 29 at 2 p.m. ET for a live demo of data and resources from ICPSR, the world's largest social science data archive.

Topics include:

  • Highlights of data at ICPSR
  • ICPSR Bibliography (publications that use data found at ICPSR)
  • Sharing data through ICPSR
  • Resources for teaching with ICPSR data
  • Data training through the ICPSR Summer Program
  • Additional resources
  • Questions

Live demos are not recorded. If you are unable to join this live session, additional options are available: Request a live demo.

Register here.

 

 

 

In Case You Missed It

 

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recent data updates and additions

Latine Heritage Month - A Data Resource Guide From ICPSR

Current events in the bib

 

ICPSR presents No Stupid Questions: What is a Codebook?

ICPSR State of the Consortium webinar was Sept. 19

 

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PCORI annual meeting 2025

Upcoming webinar title image

APHA 2025 - HMCA in Booth 1321 and NAHDAP in Booth 1627

GSA 2025 in Boston Nov. 12-15. NACDA in booth 319/321 and NaNDA in Booth 323

 

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News

  • Fall Newsletter from NACDA – Data on Aging [More]
  • U-M Workshop Explores Generative AI in Social Science Research, Calls for Clearer Guidelines [More
  • ICPSR’s Recent Data Updates & Additions 10-12-25! [More
  • Latine Heritage Month: Explore our Latine Heritage Month Data Resource Guide [More]
  • Current Events in the ICPSR Bibliography [More]
  • What is a codebook, and why does it matter? [More
  • Webinar Recording Available: ICPSR State of the Consortium  [More]

Events

  • October 21-22, 2025: 2025 Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Annual Meeting (PAM): [More]
  • October 23, 2025: Improved Mass Imputation in Probability Samples via Adjustment of Imputation Models Based on Non-Probability Samples for Selection Bias [More]
  • October 30, 2025, Virtual Workshop: Creating an NIH Data Management and Sharing Plan with ICPSR [More]
  • November 2-5, 2025: American Public Health Association (APHA) [More]
  • November 12-15, 2025: Gerontological Society of America (GSA) 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting [More]
  • November 13, 2025, Webinar: Capstone Projects from the 2025 Summer Program Course, "Providing Data Services and Support" [Register]
  • February 9-13, 2026: ICPSR Data Fair + Love Data Week Now Combined! [Sign up for Updates]

 

 

 

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Current Events in the ICPSR Bibliography

 

 

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The ICPSR Store: Display Your Data Advocacy in Style!

 

 

Data Brunch—A Podcast from ICPSR

 

 

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