ELIZABETH FUSSELL
Associate Professor of Population Studies (Research)
July 2014
Population Studies & Training Center
Brown University
Box 1836, 68 Waterman St.
Providence, RI 02912
Email: [email protected]
Office phone: 401-863-5790
PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION
1998
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Sociology
1992
M.S.
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Sociology
1988
B.A.
Bryn Mawr College, Sociology with concentration in Latin American studies
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
2014-present Associate Professor of Population Studies (Research), Brown University
2012-2013
2009-2014
2009-2014
Visiting Associate Professor. Department of Global Health Systems and
Development, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical
Medicine. (sabbatical year appointment)
Associate Professor. Sociology Department, Washington State University.
2007-2009
Affiliate, Center for Studies of Demography and Ecology, University of
Washington.
Assistant Professor. Sociology Department, Washington State University.
2001-2007
Assistant Professor. Sociology Department, Tulane University
1998-2001
Postdoctoral Fellow, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania
1995-96
Visiting Scholar, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, Tijuana, Mexico.
1988-90
Research Assistant, Population Division, United Nations, New York.
AREAS OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING SPECIALIZATION
Sociology of Migration
Sociology of Disasters
Statistics and Research Methods
Demography
Latin American Studies
Sociology of Family
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PUBLICATIONS
Articles
In press
Katherine Curtis, Elizabeth Fussell and Jack DeWaard. “Recovery
Migration after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Spatial Concentration and
Intensification in the Migration System” Demography.
In press
Elizabeth Fussell. “Warmth of the Welcome: Attitudes toward Immigrants
and Immigration.” Annual Review of Sociology Volume 40.
In press
Elizabeth Fussell and Elizabeth Harris. “Homeownership and
Vulnerability to Housing Displacement after Hurricane Katrina.” Social
Science Quarterly.
2014
Elizabeth Fussell and Sarah Lowe. “The Impact of Housing Displacement
on Mental Health among Low-Income Parents after Hurricane Katrina.”
Social Science & Medicine. 113(July): 137-144
2014
Elizabeth Fussell, Katherine J. Curtis, and Jack DeWaard. “Recovery
Migration to the City of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina: A
Migration Systems Approach.” Population & Environment 35: 305-322.
2012
Christine Paxson, Elizabeth Fussell, Jean Rhodes, and Mary Waters. “Five
Years Later: Recovery from Post-Traumatic Stress and Psychological
Distress Among Low-Income Mothers Affected by Hurricane Katrina.”
Social Science & Medicine 74: 150-157.
2011
Elizabeth Fussell. “The Deportation Threat Dynamic and Victimization of
Latino Migrants: Wage Theft and Street Robbery.” The Sociological
Quarterly 52(4): 593-615.
2010
Elizabeth Fussell. “Cumulative Causation of Migration in Latin America.”
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
630:162-177.
2010
Jean Rhodes, Christian Chan, Christina Paxson, Cecilia Rouse, Mary
Waters, and Elizabeth Fussell. “The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on the
Mental and Physical Health of Low-Income Parents in New Orleans.”
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 80(2): 237-247.
2010
Elizabeth Fussell, Narayan Sastry, Mark VanLandingham. “Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Return Migration to New Orleans after Hurricane
Katrina.” Population & Environment 31: 20-42.
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2009
Elizabeth Fussell. “New Orleans as a New Migrant Destination.”
Organization & Environment 22(4): 458-469.
2009
Elizabeth Fussell and James R. Elliott. “Social Organization of
Demographic Responses to Disaster: Studying Population-Environment
Interactions in the Case of Hurricane Katrina.” Organization &
Environment 22(4): 379-394.
2009
Elizabeth Fussell. “Hurricane Chasers in New Orleans: Latino Immigrants
as a Source of a Rapid Response Labor Force.” Hispanic Journal of
Behavioral Sciences 31(3): 375-394.
Reprinted as Chapter 31 in Graeme Hugo (ed.), forthcoming, Migration
and Climate Change, Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar.
2008
Elizabeth Fussell. “Leaving New Orleans, Again.” Traumatology
14(4):63-66.
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. “Constructing New Orleans, Constructing Race: A
Population History.” Journal of American History Special issue “Through
the Eye of Katrina: Past as Prologue?” Edited by Lawrence Powell,
Clarence Mohr, and Edward T. Linenthal. 94(3): 846-855.
2007
Elizabeth Fussell, Anne H. Gauthier and Ann Evans. “Heterogeneity in the
Transition to Adulthood: The cases of Australia, Canada, and the United
States.” European Journal of Population 23: 389-414.
2006
Jeannie Haubert and Elizabeth Fussell. “Explaining Pro-Immigrant
Sentiment in the U.S.” International Migration Review 40(3): 489-507.
2005
Elizabeth Fussell. “Measuring the Transition to Adulthood in Mexico: An
Application of the Entropy Index.” Advances in Life Course Research
Edited by Ross MacMillan. 9: 91-122.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell and Alberto Palloni. “Persistent Marriage Regimes in
Changing Times.” Journal of Marriage and the Family 66(3): 1201-1213.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell. “Sources of Mexico’s Migration Stream: Rural, Urban,
and Border Migrants to the United States.” Social Forces 82(3): 937-967.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell and Douglas S. Massey. “Limits to the Cumulative
Causation of Migration: International Migration from Urban Mexico.”
Demography 41(1): 151-171.
2002
Elizabeth Fussell. “Transition to Adulthood in Aging Societies.” Annals of
the American Academy of Political and Social Science. 580:16-39.
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2000
Elizabeth Fussell. “Making Labor Flexible: The Recomposition of
Tijuana’s Female Maquiladora Labor Force.” Feminist Economics. 6:5979.
Chapters
In press
Elizabeth Fussell and Amy Bellone-Hite. “Disaster, Reconstruction, and
Racialization: Latinos in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.” Survivor
Scholars on Hurricane Katrina: A Decade of Disaster Recovery. Edited by
Jeannie Haubert.
2013
Elizabeth Fussell. “Attitudes toward Immigrants and Immigration Policy.”
Pp. 173-197 of Transforming America: Perspectives on U.S. Immigration,
Volume Three: Immigration and Superpower Status: 1945 to the Present.
Michael C. LeMay, Editor. Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger Press.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Space, Time, and Volition: Dimensions of Migration
Theory.” Pp. 25-52 of Oxford Handbook of the Politics of International
Migration, Marc R. Rosenblum and Daniel J. Tichenor, Editors. Oxford,
U.K: Oxford University Press.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Help from Family, Friends, and Strangers during
Hurricane Katrina: The Limits of Social Networks.” Pp. 150-166 of
Displaced: Voices from the Katrina Diaspora, Lynn Weber and Lori Peek,
Editors. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press.
2009
Elizabeth Fussell. “Welcoming the Newcomers: Civic Engagement among
Pre-Katrina Latinos.” Pp. 132-146 of Civic Engagement in the Wake of
Katrina. Amy Koritz and George J. Sanchez, Editors. Ann Arbor, MI:
The University of Michigan Press.
2007
Timothy Haney, James R. Elliott, and Elizabeth Fussell. “Families and
Hurricane Response: Evacuation, Separation, and the Emotional Toll of
Hurricane Katrina.” Pp. 71-90 of The Sociology of Katrina: Perspectives
on a Modern Catastrophe. David Brusma, David Overfelt, and J. Steven
Picou, Editors. New York: Rowman and Littlefield.
2005
Elizabeth Fussell and Frank F. Furstenberg, Jr. “Race, Nativity, and
Gender Differences in the Transition to Adulthood in the 20th Century.”
Pp. 29-75 of On the Frontier of Adulthood: Theory, Research, and Public
Policy. Richard A. Settersten, Frank F. Furstenberg, Jr., and Rubén
Rumbaut, Editors. Chicago, Illinois: University of Chicago Press.
2005
Elizabeth Fussell and Anne H. Gauthier. “American Women’s Transition
to Adulthood in Comparative Perspective.” Pp. 76-109 of On the Frontier
of Adulthood: Theory, Research, and Public Policy. Richard A. Settersten,
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Frank F. Furstenberg, Jr., and Rubén Rumbaut, Editors. Chicago, Illinois:
University of Chicago Press.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell. “Tijuana’s Place in the Mexican Migration Stream:
Destination for Internal Migrants or Stepping Stone to the United States?”
Pp. 147-170 of Crossing the Border: Research from the Mexican
Migration Project. Jorge Durand and Douglas S. Massey, Editors. New
York: Russell Sage Foundation.
2002
Elizabeth Fussell. “Youth in Aging Societies.” Pp. 18-45 of The Future of
Adolescent Experience: Societal Trends and the Transition to Adulthood.
Jeylan Mortimer and Reed Larson, Editors. New York: Cambridge
University Press.
2002
Elizabeth Fussell and Margaret E. Greene. “Demographic Trends
Affecting Youth around the World.” Pp. 21-60 of The World's Youth:
Adolescence in Eight Regions of the World. B. Bradford Brown, Reed
Larson, & T. S. Saraswathi, Editors. New York: Cambridge University
Press.
2002
Elizabeth Fussell. “The Social Organization of Migration from Tijuana.”
Migración Internaciónal, Identidades y Socialización en un Mundo
Globalizado. Edited by María Eugenia Anguiano, Leticia Calderón
Chelius y Miguel Hernández Madrid. Tijuana, Mexico. El Colegio de la
Frontera Norte y El Colegio de Michoacan.
Other Publications
Forthcoming Elizabeth Fussell. “Hurricane Katrina.” Entry in The Oxford Encyclopedia
of Latinos and Latinas in Politics, edited by Suzanne Oboler and Deena J.
Gonzalez.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Beyond Heroism.” Review of The Women of Katrina:
How Gender, Race, and Class Matter in an American Disaster, edited by
Emmanuel David and Elaine Enarson, and Women Confronting Natural
Disaster: From Vulnerability to Resilience, by Elaine Enarson. Women’s
Review of Books 29(5): 28-30.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “The Recovery Machine after Disaster: Lessons from
New Orleans.”ニューオリンズ復興の機械：日本への教訓
Construction Policy, (Japanese language journal) (142): 40-45, 2012-03,
Construction Policy Research Institute
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Natural Disasters and Migration.” The Encyclopedia of
Global Human Migration. Edited by Immanuel Ness, Wiley-Blackwell.
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2010
Elizabeth Fussell. “New Orleans, Latino Immigrants after Katrina.” The
New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture. Edited by James G. Thomas,
Center for the Study of Southern Culture, the University of Mississippi.
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. Report on Survey of Mexican Mobile Consulate,
Kenner, Louisiana. http://libarts.wsu.edu/soc/people/fussell/
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. Report on Survey of Brazilian Mobile Consulate, New
Orleans, Louisiana. http://libarts.wsu.edu/soc/people/fussell/
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. Report on Survey of Nicaraguan Mobile Consulate,
Kenner, Louisiana. http://libarts.wsu.edu/soc/people/fussell/
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. “Families Across Borders.” An editorial for NOsotros
Magazine, New Orleans. September edition.
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. Review of A New Youth? Young People, Generations,
and Family Life, Carmen Leccardi and Elisabetta Ruspini, editors.
Contemporary Sociology, 36(3): 242-243.
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. “Latino/a Immigrants in Post-Katrina New Orleans: A
Research Report.” World on the Move, Newsletter of the American
Sociological Association’s Section on International Migration. 13(2): 2-4.
2007
Elizabeth Fussell. “How to Define Youth?” Essay in Youth and
Development, World Development Report. Washington, D.C.: World
Bank.
2006
Elizabeth Fussell. “Latino Immigrants in Post-Katrina New Orleans.”
Report prepared for Regional Seminar on Labor Rights, New Orleans, LA,
October 20. Sponsored by Catholic Charities, Secretaria de Relaciones
Exteriores de Mexico, and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission.
http://www.tulane.edu/~sociol/fussell/Latinos_in_New_Orleans.pdf
2006
Elizabeth Fussell and Margaret E. Greene. “Demographic Trends
Affecting Youth around the World.” Encyclopedia of Youth Activism,
Edited by Lonnie R. Sherrod, Ron Kassimir, and Constance Flanagan.
Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
2005
Elizabeth Fussell. “Leaving New Orleans: Social Stratification, Networks,
and Hurricane Evacuation.” Understanding Katrina, Social Science
Research Council website, http://understandingkatrina.ssrc.org/fussell
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Excerpted in A Contemporary Introduction to Sociology: Culture and
Society in Transition, 3rd edition, by Jeffrey C. Alexander and Kenneth
Thompson. Paradigm Press: Boulder, CO.
2005
Elizabeth Fussell. Review of “Discipline and Development: Middle
Classes and Prosperity in East Asia and Latin America.” By Diane E.
Davis. Contemporary Sociology, 34(4): 405-6.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell. Review of “Maquila: A Tale of Two Mexicos.”
Directed by Saul Landau and Sonia Angulo. In The Americas: A Quarterly
Review of Inter-American Cultural History. 61(2): 387-388.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell. “Content Analysis Assignment.” Teaching About
Families: A Collection of Essays, Syllabi, Projects, and Assignments,
Edited by Ginger Macheski, Kathleen Lowney, Michael Capece, Kate
Warner, and Martha Laughlin. American Sociological Association
Teaching Resource Center.
2003
Anne Gauthier and Elizabeth Fussell. “Introduction: Dimensions of
Children’s Inequality” Journal of Comparative Family Studies. Special
issue on Children, Families, and Inequality. 34(3): 1-14.
2003
Elizabeth Fussell and Anne H. Gauthier, Guest Editors. Special issue on
Children, Families and Inequality, Journal of Comparative Family Studies
34(3).
2003
Elizabeth Fussell. Review of “Just Living Together: Implications of
Cohabitation on Families, Children, and Social Policy”, Alan Booth and
Ann C. Crouter, editors. Population and Development Review, 29(1): 129131.
Book Manuscript in Progress
Elizabeth Fussell. Katrina Stirs the Gumbo Pot: The Arrival and
Reception of Latino Immigrants in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
Russell Sage Foundation has right of first refusal for publication.
Journal Manuscripts under Review or in Progress
Elizabeth Fussell, Lori M. Hunter, and Clark Gray. “Measuring the
Environmental Dimensions of Human Migration: The Demographer’s
Toolbox.” Revise and resubmit from Global Environmental Change.
Elizabeth Fussell, Abel Valenzuela, and Emily Erickson. “Getting a
construction job in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina”
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Book Chapter in Progress
Amy Bellone-Hite and Elizabeth Fussell. “Disaster, Reconstruction and
Racialization: Latinos in ‘the New’ New Orleans Labor Market.” Survivor
Scholars on Hurricane Katrina: A Decade of Disaster Recovery, Jeannie
Haubert, editor.
Invited and Conference Paper Presentations (past 5 years)
2014
James R. Elliott and Elizabeth Fussell. “The Migratory Pull of Natural
Hazards: With Special Attention to Foreign-Born Latinos in the United
States.” Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Boston, MA
May 1-3.
2014
Jack DeWaard, Katherine Curtis, and Elizabeth Fussell. Migration
Systems before and after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: Long-Run
Implications of Short-Term Environmental Shocks. Population
Association of America Annual Meeting, Boston, MA May 1-3.
2013
Elizabeth Fussell. “Population Change in New Orleans after Hurricane
Katrina.” Population Association of America Annual Meeting, New
Orleans, Louisiana, April 11-13. (Invited).
2013
Katherine Curtis, Elizabeth Fussell and Jack DeWaard. “A Harbinger of
Climate-induced Migration?: The Impacts of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
on the Gulf of Mexico Migration System.” Population Association of
American Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 11-13.
2013
Elizabeth Fussell. “Housing displacement and health after Hurricane
Katrina in a Vulnerable Population.” Presentation at the School of Social
Work, Tulane University, March 7.
2012
Katherine Curtis, Elizabeth Fussell and Jack DeWaard. “A Harbinger of
Climate-induced Migration?: The Impacts of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
on the Gulf of Mexico Migration System.” International Union for the
Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Seminar on Population Dynamics
and the Human Dimensions of Climate Change, Canberra, Australia, 27 29 November 2012
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Housing displacement and health after Hurricane
Katrina in a Vulnerable Population.” Presentation at the University of
Colorado – Boulder, CUPC. October 25 and at the Department of Global
Health Systems and Development, Tulane University School of Public
Health and Tropical Medicine, December 7.
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2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Katrina Stirs the Gumbo Pot: The Arrival of Latino
Immigrants in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.” Presentation at the
50th Anniversary Celebration of the Center for Demography and Ecology,
University of Wisconsin-Madison, October 12-13.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Housing Damage and Selective Return Migration after
Hurricane Katrina.” CUPC-NCAR Workshop on Migration, Urbanization
and Climate Change, University of Colorado Population Center, May 7-8.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell and Elizabeth Harris. “Race, Homeownership, and
Housing Displacement after Hurricane Katrina: Does Housing Tenure
Explain Disaster Vulnerability? American Sociological Association,
Denver, Colorado, August 17-20.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Housing displacement after Hurricane Katrina:
Identifying a mechanism exacerbating social inequality.” Presentation at
the Community Health and Prevention Department, Drexel School of
Public Health, April 20.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “Black Exclusion, Brown Exploitation: Race and
Immigration Status in a Construction Labor Market.” New Immigrant
Destinations Workshop, Cornell University, March 2.
2012
Elizabeth Fussell. “The Deportation Threat Dynamic and Victimization of
Latino Migrants: Wage Theft and Street Robbery.” Presentation to the
Sociology Department Colloquium, University of Washington, February
8, and the Southern Sociological Society Meetings, New Orleans, March
22.
2011
Elizabeth Fussell. “The Recovery Machine after Disaster: Lessons from
New Orleans.” Keynote Speaker at Conference, Rebuilding in a PostDisaster Japan: Lessons from New Orleans. University of California Los
Angeles, October 9.
2011
Elizabeth Fussell. “Katrina Stirs the Gumbo Pot: New Orleans’ Population
Changes after Hurricane Katrina” Invited Speaker to the National
Association for Public Health Statistics and Information Systems and
National Center for Health Statistics Joint Annual Meeting. New Orleans,
Louisiana, June 5-8, 2011.
2011
Elizabeth Fussell. “Housing Loss and Recovery after Hurricane Katrina:
The effect of Housing Tenure.” Presentation at the Population Association
of America Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. March 30-April 1.
2011
Elizabeth Fussell. “Threat of Deportation and Victimization of Latino
Migrants: Wage Theft and Robbery.” Presentation to the Center for the
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Study of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics and the Center for the Study of
Urban Poverty at the University of California Los Angeles, March 3.
2010
Elizabeth Fussell. “Disaster Fieldwork: What does a sociologist of
migration do when disaster strikes?” Invited Presenter in Surveying Social
Marginality Workshop, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, October
8-9.
2010
Elizabeth Fussell and Abel Valenzuela. “Getting a Construction Job in
Post-Katrina New Orleans: Race, Nativity, and Luck.” Invited Presenter in
Conference on New Orleans’s Political Economy, Tulane University, New
Orleans, September 10.
2010
Elizabeth Fussell. “Sources of Pro-Immigrant Sentiment: The Reception
of Latino Immigrants in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.” American
Sociological Association Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia, August 13-17.
2010
Hyunjoon Park, Carlos Costa-Ribeiro, and Elizabeth Fussell. “Cross-Time
and Cross-National Comparisons of the Transition to Adulthood: Brazil,
Mexico, and South Korea, 1970-2000.” Population Association of
America, Dallas, Texas, April 15-17.
2009
Elizabeth Fussell. “Katrina Stirs the Gumbo Pot: Latino Immigrant
Reception in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.” Presentation to grants
committee at Russell Sage Foundation. April 24, 2008.
RESEARCH AND TEACHING GRANTS
2011
“Coastal Erosion, Livelihood Change, and Out-Migration from the Gulf of
Mexico Coastal Counties.” Sara Curran, Elizabeth Fussell, Matthew
Dunbar, Tom Leschine, PIs. Center for Studies in Demography and
Ecology Working Group Grant. Amount: $10,000.
2009-2010
“The Latino Health Paradox in Washington: Access to health care, food
security, nutrition, and exercise in Pasco, Washington.” Marsha Quinlan,
José García-Pabón, Elizabeth Fussell, and Paul Kwon. College of Liberal
Arts, Major Extramural Grant Development Award. Amount: $10,000.
2009-2012
“Katrina Stirs the Gumbo Pot: Latino Immigrant Reception in New
Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.” Russell Sage Foundation. PI: Elizabeth
Fussell. Amount: $72,000.
2008-2012
“Adversity and Resilience: Effects of Hurricane Katrina on Vulnerable
Populations.” National Institutes of Health. PIs: Christina Paxson, Mary
Waters, Jean Rhodes, Cecilia Rouse, and Elizabeth Fussell. Amount:
$3,000,000
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2007-2008
Pew Foundation and RAND Gulf States Policy Institute. Analysis of
Displaced New Orleans Residents Pilot Survey. With Narayan Sastry and
others. Grant Amount: $50,000
2007
“New Orleans’ Newcomers: Mexican workers rebuilding the city.”
Research supported by Oxfam America. $5,000
2006
“Immigrants in Post-Katrina New Orleans.” Tulane University Research
Enhancement Fund, Grant Amount: $8,000
2006
“Adversity and Resilience: Effects of Hurricane Katrina on Vulnerable
Populations.” MacArthur Foundation. Lead Researcher, New Orleans, LA.
Mary Waters, Christina Paxson, Jean Rhodes, and Cici Rouse, co-PIs.
Amount: $40,000.
2006
“New Orleans Newcomers: Migrants Rebuilding New Our City.” Katrina
Small Research Grant, Stone Center for Latin A merican Studies, Tulane
University. Amount: $3,500
2002-2004
Urban Center, Brookings Institute. Census Matters. “Charting the Age of
Immigrant Communities in U.S. Metropolitan Areas, 1990-2000.”
Amount: $11,800
2002
Committee on Research Summer Fellowship. Amount: $4,000
HONORS AND AWARDS
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Editorial board member, Journal of Migration and Human Security (2014-present)
Council member, International Migration Section, American Sociological
Association (2013-present)
Editorial board member, American Sociological Review (Journal of the American
Sociological Association) (2012-present)
Editorial board member, Sociological Perspectives (Journal of the Pacific
Sociological Association) (2012-present)
Member, NICHD Population Sciences Subcommittee (2013-present)
Fellow, Tulane University Center for Evidence-Based Global Health (2007present)
Associate, MacArthur Foundation Study Group on Transition to Adulthood
(2001-2007)
Newcomb Fellow, Newcomb College, Tulane University (2003-2007)
Mellon Fellowship, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania (200001)
National Research Service Award, National Institute of Health (1999-2001)
Social Science Research Council Migration Studies Postdoctoral Fellowship (19981999)
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University of Wisconsin Fellowship (1996-97)
Population Council Fellowship. Fieldwork in Tijuana, Mexico (1995-96)
Fulbright Fellowship (declined). For fieldwork in Tijuana, Mexico (1995-96)
Latin American and Iberian Studies Travel Award and Vilas Travel Grant (1994,
University of Wisconsin)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
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Social Science Research Council Task Force on Hurricane Katrina (2006-2012)
American Sociological Association (1994-present)
Population Association of America (1990-present)
International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (2003-2007)
Society for Research on Adolescence (2002-2005)
Latin American Studies Association (1995-2007)
COURSES TAUGHT AT WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
2008-2014
Sociology 317/320. Research Methods
Sociology 334. Global Issues in Human Health
Sociology 480. Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
Sociology 521. Statistical Techniques II (Regression Analysis)
Sociology 592. Social Demography of Inequality
Sociology 590. Sociology of Migration
COURSES TAUGHT AT TULANE
2001-2007
Sociology 201. Foundations of Sociology
Sociology 205. Population and Society
Sociology 620. Issues in Sociology of Family: Transition to Adulthood
Sociology 695. Sociology of Migration
Sociology 730. Intermediate Graduate Statistics
SERVICE
Department
WSU
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2011-2012
2011-2012
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2010-2011
2009
Graduate Studies Committee member
Departmental Representative to NSF ADVANCE Program at WSU
Awards Committee
Department Representative to the Ad Hoc Committee on Statistics in the
Sociology, Political Science, and Criminal Justice Departments.
Faculty Search Committee
Colloquium Committee
Department Representative at WSU Health Workshop, October 29
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Coordinator of the Faculty Research Group
Awards Committee member
Executive Advisory Committee member
Departmental Search Committee member
Undergraduate Studies Committee member
Tulane
2002
2001-05
2005-2007
2001-2007
2001-02
Departmental grievance committee
Faculty Search Committees
Chair, Departmental Undergraduate Committee
Departmental Undergraduate Committee member
Departmental Committee to Restructure Methods and Statistics Curriculum
Advising
Washington State University
2013-2014
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Master’s thesis committee member, Thomas Marlowe
Master’s thesis committee member, Yikang Bai
Master’s thesis committee member, Sarah Miley
Dissertation advisor, Hong Zhang, Sociology
Honor’s thesis evaluator, Jessica Lynch, Political Science
Master’s thesis committee member, Sarah Akers, Sociology
Master’s thesis committee member, Leah Thorpe, Sociology
Master’s thesis advisor, Elliot Sanchez, Sociology
Dissertation committee member, Shanyuan Foo, Sociology
Dissertation committee member, Mirzobobo Yormirzoev, Interdisciplinary
Degree program (Economics, Sociology, Statistics)
2011-present Dissertation advisor, José Collazo, Sociology
2010-2013
Master’s thesis advisor, Hong Zhang, Sociology
2010-present Dissertation committee member, Elizabeth Harris, Sociology
2009-2011
Undergraduate Honors student, Caroline Hedel, Human Development
2009-2011
Dissertation committee member, Robert McKinnon Wilkes, Sociology
2009-2011
Master’s thesis advisor, Ardavan Daravan, Sociology
2009-2009
Master’s thesis committee member, Andrew Crookston, Sociology
2008-2008
Dissertation committee member, Toni Sirotzki, Sociology
2007-2008
Dissertation committee member, Steven Overfelt, Sociology
2008-2009
Dissertation committee member, Justin Berg, Sociology
University of Washington
2011-present Dissertation committee member, Jacqueline Irons-Meijer, Jackson School
of Public Policy
2011
Master’s thesis committee member, Julie Fisk, School of Marine Affairs
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Dissertation committee member, Holly Scheib, International Health and
Development, School of Public Health
Honor’s thesis advisor, Nina Gandhi, Sociology and Spanish
Honor’s thesis committee member, Eric Boggs, Latin American Studies
Honor’s thesis advisor, Wesley Hadden, Latin American Studies
Master’s thesis committee member, Jeremy Pais, Sociology
Dissertation committee member, Jeremy Coon, International Development
Honor’s thesis member, Keriann Murphy, Economics
Dissertation committee member, Jeannie Haubert, Sociology
Undergraduate summer research advisor, Amanda Hopper, Sociology
Master’s thesis committee chair, Jeannie Haubert, Sociology
Master’s thesis committee chair, Molly Sheridan, Latin American Studies
Dissertation committee member, Farrah Gafford, Sociology
Dissertation committee member, Sue Falter Mennino, Sociology
Master’s thesis committee member, Jené Ebron
Methods and Statistics preliminary exam committee
Dissertation committee member, Jeanne Hand
Area exam committee member, Marcel Ionescu, Sociology
University/College
Washington State University:
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2011-2012
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2008-2010
Initiative for Global Innovation Studies Committee
Advisory Committee on Graduate Statistics and Methods
College of Liberal Arts, Grants Committee
Social and Behavioral Sciences Initiative Grant Writing Group
Tulane:
2006-07
2003-06
2003-07
2002-07
2001-03
2001-03
2001-03
Judicial Committee, School of Liberal Arts, Tulane University
Committee on Tulane College
Stone Center Awards Committee
Women’s Studies Program, Faculty Associate
Newcomb College Center for Research on Women, Women’s Studies
Research Grants Program.
Stone Center for Latin American Studies, Core Faculty Member
Committee to Develop the College of Human and Urban Ecology
Discipline
2015
Organizer, Environmental Migration Session, Population Association of
America Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. April 30-May 2.
15
2014
Chair, Natural Disasters and Demography Session, Population Association
of America Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, May 1-3.
2013-2016
Member, American Sociological Association, Public Understanding of
Sociology Award Committee
2013-2017
Study section member, Population Sciences Subcommittee, Eunice
Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human
Development (NICHD) Grant Review Group.
2013-present Council member, International Migration Section, American Sociological
Association.
2012-present Editorial board member, American Sociological Review (Journal of the
American Sociological Association)
2012-present Editorial board member, Sociological Perspectives (Journal of the Pacific
Sociological Association)
2012
Substitute reviewer, National Institutes of Child Health and Development,
Population Sciences Committee, June 14-15. Washington, D.C.
2012
ASA International Migration Section Thomas N. Znaniecki Book Award
Committee Member.
2012
External reviewer for promotion to tenure/associate professor.
2011-present Topical Editor, Social Networks and Migration Section, Encyclopedia of
Migration, Frank Bean and Susan Brown, Editors. Springer Publishing
Company.
2011
Reviewer, National Institutes of Child Health and Development,
Population Sciences Committee. July 12, P01 Committee.
2011
External reviewer for promotion to tenure/associate professor.
2011
Session Chair, Transition to Adulthood, Population Association of
America Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., March 31-April 2.
2010-2011
Editorial Advisory Board, The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration,
Wiley Blackwell.
2010
Reviewer, National Institutes of Child Health and Development,
Population Sciences Committee. July 20, P01 Committee.
16
2010
Discussant, Comparative Perspectives on Internal Migration, American
Sociological Association Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, August 14-17.
2010
Discussant, Comparative Perspectives on Immigration, Population
Association of America Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, April 14-17.
2010
Substitute Reviewer, National Institutes of Child Health and Development,
Population Sciences Committee. March. Washington, D.C.
2009-present Editorial Board Member, Papeles de Población. Centro de Investigación y
Estudios Avanzados de la Población, Universidad Autónomo del Estado
de Mexico.
2009-2011
Member, Student Paper Award Committee, Population Section, American
Sociological Association. (Chair in 2011)
2009
Substitute Reviewer, National Institutes of Child Health and Development,
Population Sciences Committee. June 18-19. Washington, D.C.
2009
Discussant, Linking Internal and International Migration, Population
Association of America annual meeting, April 30-May 1, Detroit,
Michigan.
2009
Editorial board member, Papeles de Población
2008
Discussant, Immigrant Communities and Families, American Sociological
Association annual meeting, August 1-4, Boston, Massachusetts.
2007
Substitute Reviewer, National Institute of Health, Health of the Population
Special Emphasis Panel, Marina del Rey, California, February 16, 2007
2006
Organizer of Internal Migration Session at American Sociological
Association Meetings, Montreal, Canada, August 11-14.
2005-2010
Leader of Study Group on Comparative Adolescences initiated by Marlis
Buchmann at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences,
Stanford, CA. Comparative Perspectives on Adolescent Development in a
Globalizing World, Changing Opportunities, Constraints and Pathways of
Risk, August 4-6, 2005.
2004
Discussant, Session on International Migration, Population Association of
America, Population Association of America Meeting in Boston,
Massachusetts, April 1-3, 2004
2003-2009
Core Member, Study Group on Transition to Adulthood in Developed
Countries, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population
17
2003
Track Organizer, Migration and Transnational Issues, Latin American
Studies Association Meeting, Houston, Texas. March.
2002-2005
Member, Committee on Study Groups, Society for Research on
Adolescence. Jeylan Mortimer, Chair, University of Minnesota.
2002-2003
Member, Society for Research on Adolescence Initiative on Youth, Health
and Migration. Mark VanLandingham, Chair, Tulane University.
2002
Session Organizer. Transition to Adulthood. Population Association of
America. Atlanta, Georgia. May 9-11.
2001
Session Organizer, Latin American Studies Association Meeting,
Transnational Ties and Migration. Washington, D.C. September 6-8.
2001
Session Organizer, American Sociological Association Session on Women
and Development. Anaheim, California. August 18-21.
1998-present Referee:
Advances in Life Course Research
American Sociological Review
American Journal of Sociology
American Journal of Public Health
Contemporary Economic Policy
Criminology
Demography
Feminist Economics
International Migration
International Migration Review
Journal of Comparative Family Studies
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Journal of Family Issues
Journal of International Migration and Integration
National Academy of Sciences Volume on Transition to Adulthood
National Science Foundation
Population & Environment
Population Research and Policy Review
Public Opinion Quarterly
Revista Latinoamericano de Estudios del Trabajo
Rural Sociology
Social Biology
Social Forces
Social Psychology Quarterly
Social Science Quarterly
Social Science and Medicine
Social Science Research
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Sociological Inquiry
Sociological Methods and Research
Sociological Perspectives
Sociological Quarterly
Sociology Compass
Texas A&M University Press
Community
2013
Interview with Chad Calder, The Advocate, New Orleans. Discussion of
change in Latino population after Hurricane Katrina.
2013
Panelist, The New Crescent City after the Storm: Rebuilding, recovering,
and revitalizing. National Council of La Raza, July 20-24, New Orleans,
Louisiana.
2013
Interview with Ricardo Arambarri, Correspondent, Univision News.
Hurricane Katrina 8th anniversary segment of Primer Impacto.
2012
Interview with Katy Reckdahl, New Orleans Times-Picayune, about
Latino immigrants in New Orleans.
2012
Interview with Steve Nash, journalist, University of Richmond, about
disasters and climate change.
2011
Profile of my New Orleans research published in On Wisconsin, Alumni
magazine for University of Wisconsin Madison. Written by John Allen.
2011
Interview with Joy-Ann Reid, managing editor of TheGrio.com, an on-line
news source for the African-American community from MSNBC.com.,
about race and hurricane evacuation experiences for Hurricane Katrina.
2010
Interview with Julia Kumari Drapkin, Public Radio International, The
World, about Latino immigrants in New Orleans five years after Katrina.
August 27, 2010. http://www.theworld.org/?s=new+orleans
2010
Interview with Jefferson Robbins, The Wenatchee World, about
undocumented immigration and crime.
2010
Interview with David Biello, Associate Editor, Environment & Energy and
cited in Scientific American, “Climate change may mean more Mexican
immigration.” July 26, 2010.
2010
Interview with Thom Kokegne, NWPR, on home and home loss
19
2010
Fact sheet, “Who Returned to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina?”
Population Reference Bureau,
http://www.prb.org/Articles/2010/katrina.aspx
2008
Panelist, Oxfam International Conference on Migration and the
Environment, New Orleans, LA. Discussed research on immigrants in
New Orleans after Katrina.
2008
Panelist, Educational Forum on Immigration, Tulane University, New
Orleans, LA. Discussed proposed legislation in Louisiana State House.
2006-present Advisor on Latinos in New Orleans for:
- AIDSail (medical relief organization)
- PBS&J (risk management consultants for the Army Corps of Engineers)
- Greater New Orleans Community Data Center
2006-present Interviews with Associated Press, Louisiana Public Broadcasting, Baton
Rouge Advocate, New Orleans Times-Picayune, BBC Spanish Language
radio, Los Angeles Times, Fox News, American Association of Retired
People, Latino USA, Instituto Mexicano de la Radio, and other news
outlets about New Orleans’ post-Katrina Latino migrants and
demographics.
2006
“Latino Immigrants in Post-Katrina New Orleans.” Regional Seminar on
Labor Rights, New Orleans, LA, October 20. Sponsored by Catholic
Charities, Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores de Mexico, and the U.S.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
2006
Participant in “The Roles of the Media in the Hispanic Community in
Post-Katrina New Orleans.” Sponsored by National Association of
Hispanic Journalists, The Latin American Library, and the Stone Center
for Latin American Studies, Tulane University. November 3.
2005
Interview with Carolyn Bigda, Reporter for Chicago Tribune about the
delay in the transition to adulthood in the U.S.
2004
Elizabeth Fussell. “Latino Immigrant Destinations in Southern
Metropolitan Areas.” Invited Guest Speaker to United States Department
of Agriculture, Southern Regional Research Center, New Orleans,
Louisiana, September 29.
2002
Interview with Wayne Hardin, New York Times reporter on migration in
Louisiana. (September 1).
2002
Interview with Katharine Hart for La Prensa discussing the effects of the
North American Free Trade Agreement on the Mexican economy (July 8).
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References
Douglas S. Massey
Henry G. Bryant Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs
Office of Population Research
Princeton University
Wallace Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544
609-258-4949
[email protected]
Mary C. Waters
M.E. Zukerman Professor of Sociology
540 William James Hall
33 Kirkland Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-495-3947 (Phone)
[email protected]
Katharine M. Donato
Professor and Chair of Sociology
321G Garland Hall
Department of Sociology
Vanderbilt University
VU Station B351811
Nashville, TN 37235-1811
615-322-7542
[email protected]
Abel Valenzuela, Jr.
Professor , Chicana and Chicano Studies
7349 Bunche Hall
University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1559
(310) 206-7695
[email protected]