Emily Greenman's Information
POSITION TITLE: Assistant Professor of Sociology and Demography
RESEARCH INTERESTS: Children in immigrant families; gender inequality at home and in the workplace; work-family balance and women's earnings; social stratification; health inequalities.
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| PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND EXPERIENCE:
2007-Present Assistant Professor of Sociology and Demography, The Pennsylvania State University
2007-Present Faculty Associate, Population Research Institute, The Pennsylvania State University
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| HONORS, PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND FELLOWSHIPS:
2007 Distinguished Dissertation Award, Rackham Graduate School, University of Michigan
2008 National Academy of Education/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship. Project title: "Does Acculturation Lower Educational Achievement for Children of Immigrants?"
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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Garrett, B.
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L.M. Nichols
and
E. Greenman
(2001).
Workers Without Health Insurance: Who Are They and How Can Policy Reach Them?.
The Urban Institute and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
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Ferry, D.
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B. Garrett
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S. Glied
,
E. Greenman
and
L.M. Nichols
(2002).
"Health Insurance Expansions for Working Families: A Comparison of Targeting Strategies."
Health Affairs 21(4):246-254.
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Greenman, E.
and
Y. Xie
(2008).
"Double Jeopardy? The Interaction of Gender and Race on Earnings in the United States."
Social Forces 86(3):1217-1244.
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Greenman, E.
and
Y. Xie
(2008).
"Is Assimilation Theory Dead? The Effect of Assimilation on Adolescent Well-Being."
Social Science Research 37(1):109-137.
PMCID: PMC2390825??
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Xie, Y.
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Y. Jiang
and
E. Greenman
(2008).
"Did Send-Down Experience Benefit Youth? A Reevaluation of the Social Consequences of Forced Urban-Rural Migration during China's Cultural Revolution."
Social Science Research 37(2):686-700.
PMCID: PMC2597845??
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