Location: Stanford Graduate School of Business, McClelland Building, Classroom M104 Contact: (650) 723-2851 or (650) 862-9871 krisk11@stanford.edu%20or%20jrjacobs@stanford.edu Dr. Joel Weintraub will lead a lively and amazingly informative discussion on the United States Decennial Census Manuscripts, a.k.a. Enumerators’ Notebooks.  And, get ready to “geek out” over his fine collection of Census memorabilia!Come find out about the US Census, the history of the Census questions, including controversial questions, undercounts, and truthfulness.Sponsored by the Stanford University Libraries and the Institute for Research in the Social Sciences (IRiSS). Sponsor: Stanford University Libraries, IRiSS Audience: "I found grandma... in the 1940 Census!"FacebookTwitterEmailPrintAdd to CalendarDr. Joel Weintraub will lead a lively and amazingly informative discussion on the United States Decennial Census Manuscripts, a.k.a. Enumerators’ Notebooks.  And, get ready to “geek out” over his fine collection of Census memorabilia!Come find out about the US Census, the history of the Census questions, including controversial questions, undercounts, and truthfulness.Sponsored by the Stanford University Libraries and the Institute for Research in the Social Sciences (IRiSS). When:Monday, February 4, 2013. 1:15 PM. Approximate duration of 1.75 hour(s). Where:Stanford Graduate School of Business, McClelland Building, Classroom M104 (Map) Sponsor:Stanford University Libraries, IRiSS Contact:(650) 723-2851 or (650) 862-9871 krisk11@stanford.edu or jrjacobs@stanford.edu Admission:Space is limited. Reserve your seat now at http://sulgovinfo.eventbrite.comAudience:General Public, Faculty/Staff, Students, Alumni/FriendsTags:info-session, public-service, humanitiesPermalink:http://events.stanford.edu/events/358/35821 Last modified January 23, 2013. Space is limited. Reserve your seat now at