Andrew A. Beveridge, a respected demographer and sociology professor, passed away from a heart attack at 79 while attending a conference. He notably analyzed census data to influence urban planning and public policy, serving as a professor emeritus at Queens College and the CUNY Graduate Center. He co-founded Social Explorer, which created digital tools for interpreting demographic data. His work with The New York Times highlighted critical social issues, such as income disparities among racial groups and changing immigrant populations, leaving a lasting legacy in sociology and urban research.
Dr. Andrew A. Beveridge used census data to influence urban planning and racial desegregation, leaving a significant impact on demographic research and public policy.
Through his work, Beveridge illuminated social trends in New York, revealing crucial insights about demographic shifts, including income disparities and immigration patterns.
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