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Céline GOFFETTE

Grade : Enseignant Chercheur

Bureau: L8
Timbre: J350
Lieu: (MK3)
Labo: LSQ

Téléphone : 0175603417

Mail : celine.goffettel[arrowbase]ensae.fr

Subject: “The influence of social context on smoking practices”

Supervisor: Pr Alain Chenu

Member of CREST-LSQ and INED ('Mortality, Health and Epidemiology Unit')

Mentor at INED: Emmanuelle Cambois

Grants:

2007-2010: CREST research fellowship

2010-2011: Fondation de France grant

2007-2008 European Doctoral School of Demography, Max Planck Institue for Demographic Resarch and INED

Lectures on ‘Statistical demography’, ‘Population data and summary measures’

and ‘Mathematical demography' + weekly research seminar and method seminar

2006-2007 Master’s Program in Research, Sciences Po Paris
Specialization: Sociological Analysis of Change in the “Politics and societies in Europe” program

MSc in Statistics and Economics

Specialization: Quantitative Methods and Social Sciences

Report chapter

Virginie Mora, Emmanuel Sulzer, Céline Goffette, Olivier icrfieph, « Insertion professionnelle et autonomie résidentielle des jeunes », rapport 2007-2008 de l’Observatoire national de la pauvreté et de l’exclusion sociale », la Documentation française

Article

Pascale Breuil-Genier, Céline Goffette, « La durée des séances des médecins généralistes », Études et résultats, DREES, n° 481, avril 2006

Book review

J. Michael Oakes, Jay S. Kaufman (eds), Methods in Social Epidemiology, San Francisco, icrfisey-Bass, 2006, 478 p., in « Bibliographie critique », Population 3/2010 (Vol. 65), p. 581-601.

Lecturer at Sciences Po Paris:

- Quantitative methods applied to sociology, 1^st year students, 24h

- Mathematical demography, PhD students of the European Doctoral School of Demography, 6h (in english)

Lecturer at Sciences Po Paris:

- Quantitative methods applied to sociology, 1^st year students, 28h

- Introduction to quantitative methods, Master 2 students, 2*14h

European Consortium for Sociological Research conference, Paris, December 11-12

'Using household-level predictors to explain smoking disparities between and within European societies'

XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference, Marrakech, September 27 - October 2

Poster: 'Contextualizing smoking: the influence of household factors on individual practices'

National Congress of the Health Observatories, Marseille, France, October 16-17 2008

'Differentiated evolution of social gradients in male and female smoking and social homogamy: what is the influence on smoking concordance within households?'

Equalsoc Summer School, Trento, Italy, September 1-6 2008

'Contextualizing smoking: the influence of household factors on smoking habits'

Joint Interim Meeting of the ISA’s RC 15 and the Canadian Medical Sociology Association, McGill University, Montréal, May 13-16 2008

'Smoking practices in social context: does the household-level matter?'

September 2008: Equalsoc Summer School

‘Social inequalities in contemporary societies. New empirical evidence and methodological innovation’

Other activities

Member of the local organizing team of the QMSS2 Paris Summer School which was held at ENSAE (August 18-26, 2009)

Research Interests		[haut]
Sociology of health Smoking Intergenerational transmission of inequalities Statistical methodology Longitudinal and multilevel methods Analysis of social interactions

Biography
Education		[haut]
Now PhD in Sociology, Sciences Po Paris Subject: “The influence of social context on smoking practices” Supervisor: Pr Alain Chenu Member of CREST-LSQ and INED ('Mortality, Health and Epidemiology Unit') Mentor at INED: Emmanuelle Cambois Grants: 2007-2010: CREST research fellowship 2010-2011: Fondation de France grant 2007-2008 European Doctoral School of Demography, Max Planck Institue for Demographic Resarch and INED Lectures on ‘Statistical demography’, ‘Population data and summary measures’ and ‘Mathematical demography' + weekly research seminar and method seminar 2006-2007 Master’s Program in Research, Sciences Po Paris Specialization: Sociological Analysis of Change in the “Politics and societies in Europe” program 2004-2007 Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Administration Économique (ENSAE), Paris MSc in Statistics and Economics Specialization: Quantitative Methods and Social Sciences
Jobs		[haut]
04/2006 – 09/2006: 6-month internship at the Centre d’études et de recherches sur les qualifications (Céreq), Marseille, France. Research subject: “Getting a job and leaving home”. 08/2005 – 03/2006: 6-month internship at the Direction de la recherche, des études, de l’évaluation et des statistiques (Drees), Paris, France. Research subject: “Determinants of consultation length in French general practice”.

Publications		[haut]
Report chapter Virginie Mora, Emmanuel Sulzer, Céline Goffette, Olivier icrfieph, « Insertion professionnelle et autonomie résidentielle des jeunes », rapport 2007-2008 de l’Observatoire national de la pauvreté et de l’exclusion sociale », la Documentation française Article Pascale Breuil-Genier, Céline Goffette, « La durée des séances des médecins généralistes », Études et résultats, DREES, n° 481, avril 2006 Book review J. Michael Oakes, Jay S. Kaufman (eds), Methods in Social Epidemiology, San Francisco, icrfisey-Bass, 2006, 478 p., in « Bibliographie critique », Population 3/2010 (Vol. 65), p. 581-601.

Teaching		[haut]
² 2009-2010 Lecturer at Sciences Po Paris: - Quantitative methods applied to sociology, 1^st year students, 24h 2008-2009 Lecturer at INED: - Mathematical demography, PhD students of the European Doctoral School of Demography, 6h (in english) Lecturer at Sciences Po Paris: - Quantitative methods applied to sociology, 1^st year students, 28h - Introduction to quantitative methods, Master 2 students, 2*14h

Other		[haut]
Presentations 2010 European Population Conference, Vienna, September 1-4 Poster: 'Smoking in France: a pseudo-cohort analysis' XVII World Congress of Sociology, International Sociological Association, Gothenburg, July 11-16 'Assessing the importance of household membership to explain smoking disparities between and within European societies.' 2009 European Consortium for Sociological Research conference, Paris, December 11-12 'Using household-level predictors to explain smoking disparities between and within European societies' XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference, Marrakech, September 27 - October 2 Poster: 'Contextualizing smoking: the influence of household factors on individual practices' Congress of French-speaking epidemiologists (Adelf), Toulouse, France, May 28-29 ‘Contextualiser la consommation de tabac : quelle est l’influence des caractéristiques du ménage sur les pratiques individuelles ?’ 2008 National Congress of the Health Observatories, Marseille, France, October 16-17 2008 'Differentiated evolution of social gradients in male and female smoking and social homogamy: what is the influence on smoking concordance within households?' Equalsoc Summer School, Trento, Italy, September 1-6 2008 'Contextualizing smoking: the influence of household factors on smoking habits' Joint Interim Meeting of the ISA’s RC 15 and the Canadian Medical Sociology Association, McGill University, Montréal, May 13-16 2008 'Smoking practices in social context: does the household-level matter?' Continuous learning May-June 2010: series of lectures by Fred Pampel (University of Boulder, Colorado) at CREST ‘Socioeconomic Disparities in Health Behaviours : Comparative Approaches' May 2009: series of lectures by Bo Honoré (Princeton University) at CREST ‘Non-Linear Panel Data Models with Fixed Effects’ September 2008: Equalsoc Summer School ‘Social inequalities in contemporary societies. New empirical evidence and methodological innovation’ Other activities Member of the local organizing team of the QMSS2 Paris Summer School which was held at ENSAE (August 18-26, 2009)

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