Jane Lawler Dye

Home Address
44 Buffalo Creek Rd.
Duncannon, PA 17020
(301) 335-0169
E-Mail: jddd0704@westpost.net
Professional Address
Fertility and Family Statistics Branch
Population Division
U.S. Bureau of the Census
Washington, DC 20233-8800

(301) 763-6057
E-Mail: jane.l.dye@census.gov
Experience
U.S. Census Bureau
Fertility, Family, Housing and Household Economic Statistics December
1999 - Present
Statistician/Demographer - Subject matter expert for child well-being
and U.S. fertility statistics at the Census Bureau. Direct and
coordinate the technical and developmental work toward the collection
and analysis of statistics on families and households, with focus on
relevant topics such as marital status, fertility, children and
related issues. Provide subject matter guidance on the design of
computer based questionnaires, data processing, data evaluation, and
tabulation formats. Initiate and conduct research into measurement and
definitional problems relating to family statistics. Engage in
comparative studies of census data with other sources. Prepare regular
and special analytical and interpretative reports, monographs, and
papers for the Census Bureau, professional societies, and technical
publications. Supervise junior staff. Serve as Census coordinator for
the Federal Interagency Forum on America's Children and Families. Use
SAS statistical software to manipulate data. Answer press and public
inquiries. Conduct training seminars in Understanding Federal
Statistics and Report Writing. Act as supervisor/mentor for summer
interns.
U.S. Census Bureau
Aging Studies Branch, Population Division June 1999 - December 1999
Social Science Analyst - Contributed to the Federal Interagency Forum
on Aging Related Statistics. Developed population indicators for Older
Americans 2000: Key Indicators of Well-being chart book. Co-authored a
paper on racial and ethnic diversity among the elderly population in
the United States. Co-taught International Program Center workshop
entitled Evaluation and Analysis of Gender Statistics.
University of Maryland
Center on Population Research August 1998 - May 1999
Research Assistant - Co-authored a chapter in an undergraduate text on
changes in women's labor force participation. Created a data set from
the National Health Interview Survey and wrote a paper on gender
differences in time spent on family and work activities and
self-reported levels of stress.
Macro International Incorporated July 1998 - August 1998
Research Analyst - Created and analyzed a data set from a survey of
health facilities in Guatemala. Used hierarchical logistical
regression modeling to explore the relationship between
characteristics of health facilities and the extent to which
Guatemalan women received pre-natal care and brought children to
facilities for sick childcare.

University of Maryland
Division of Letters and Sciences June 1996 - June 1998
Graduate Assistant/Academic Advisor - Advised undergraduate students
in choosing a major, completing university requirements, and gaining
admission to limited enrollment undergraduate programs and graduate
programs in the health professions. Assisted in course selection and
guided students in meeting their college and career goals, as well as
navigating the complex university system.
Center for Law and Social Policy December 1994 - June 1996
Staff Writer - Wrote articles for national newsletter on welfare
reform. Monitored legislative developments related to low-income
families and children. Organized national audio conferences. Managed
subscriptions. Answered inquiries from reporters.
U.S. House of Representatives
Committee on Ways and Means

Subcommittee on Human Resources June 1994 - December 1994

Staff Assistant - Organized the