Section on Aging and the Life Course Award Recipients
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Matilda White Riley Distinguished Scholar Award
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YEAR |
NAME |
AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD |
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2011 |
Jon (Joe) Hendricks |
Oregon State University |
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2010 |
Judy Treas |
University of California -- Irvine |
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2009 |
Dale Dannefer |
Case Western Reserve University |
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2008 |
Angela O’Rand |
Duke University |
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2007 |
Leonard Pearlin |
University of Maryland, College Park |
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2006 |
Peter Uhlenberg |
University of North Carolina |
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2005 |
Charles F. Longino, Jr. |
Wake Forest University |
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2004 |
Linda George |
Duke University |
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2003 |
Fredric D. Wolinsky |
University of Iowa |
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2002 |
Martin Kohli |
Free University of Berlin |
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2001 |
Phyllis Moen |
Cornell University |
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2000 |
Carroll Estes |
University of California - San Francisco |
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1999 |
Karl Ulrich Mayer |
Max Plank Institute, Berlin |
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1998 |
Glen H. Elder |
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill |
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1997 |
Eva Kahana |
Case Western Reserve University |
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1996 |
Jaber F. Gubrium |
University of Florida |
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1995 |
Vern Bengston |
University of Southern California |
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1994 |
Jill Quadagno |
Florida State University |
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1993 |
Marie R. Haug |
Case Western Reserve University |
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1992 |
Helena Znaniecka Lopata |
Loyola University-Chicago |
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1991 |
John Myles |
Carleton University |
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1990 |
David L. Featherman |
Social Science Research Council |
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1989 |
Anne Foner |
Rutgers University |
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1988 |
Matilda White Riley |
NIH |
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1987 |
Ethel Shanas |
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1986 |
Irving Rosow |
University of California-San Francisco |
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1985 |
George Maddox |
Duke University |
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1984 |
Gordon Streib |
University of Florida |
Outstanding Publication Award
| YEAR |
NAME |
AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD |
TITLE |
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2011 |
Markus H. Schafer, Lindsay A. Rinaldos |
Purdue University |
Childhood Conditions, Educational Attainment, and Adult Health: Who Benefits the Most from College? |
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2010 |
Josephy C. Hermanowicz |
University of Georgia. |
Lives in Science: How Institutions Affect Academic Careers. University of Chicago Press, 2009 |
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2009 |
Anrea Wilson, Kim, Shuey and Glen Elder Jr. |
University of Western Ontario and University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill |
Cumulative Advantage Processes as Mechanisms of Inequality in Life Course Health.” American Journal of Sociology 112:1886-1924, 2007 |
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2008 |
Arland Thornton, William Axinn, Yu Xie.. |
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Marriage and Cohabitation. Chicago: University of Chicago Press |
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2007 |
Brian Powell, Lala Steelman and Robert Carini |
Indiana University, University of South Carolina and University of Louisville |
“Advancing Age, Advantaged Youth: Parental Age and the Transmission of Resources to Children.” Social Forces, March 2006, vol. 84: 1359-1390 |
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2006 |
Not given |
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2005 |
Not given |
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2004 |
Not given |
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2003 |
Not given |
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2002 |
Not given |
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2001 |
Not given |
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2000 |
Not given |
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1999 |
Ching-Kwan Lee |
The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Gender and the South China Miracle: Two Worlds of Factory Women |
Graduate Student Paper Award
This annual award honors the outstanding paper written by a graduate student (or students) member(s) of the Section on Aging and the Life Course, as determined by the Graduate Student Paper Award committee. At the 1996 Annual Meeting, a Graduate Student Paper Award was established in place of the Doctoral Dissertation Award. Papers authored or coauthored solely by students are eligible; faculty co-authorship is not allowed. Eligible student authors include master's students and pre-doctoral student members of the section who are currently enrolled in a graduate program or who have graduated no earlier than December of 2009.|
YEAR |
NAME |
AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD |
TITLE |
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2011 |
Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson, Stefanie Mollborn | Washington State University, University of Colorado, Boulder | “Growing up Faster, Feeling Older: Hardship in Childhood and Adolescence.” Social Psychology Quarterly 72: 39-60. |
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2010 |
Daniel Carlson |
Ohio State University |
"Explaining the curvilinear Relationship between Age at First Birth and Depression among Women." |
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2009 |
Kyle Longest |
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill |
Integrating Identity Theory and the Life Course Persepctive: The Case of Adolescent Religious Behavior. |
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2008 Co. |
Genevieve Pham-Kanter |
University of Chicago |
"Social Comparisons and Health: Can Having Richer Friends and Neighbors Make You Sicker?" |
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2008 Co. |
Tetyana P. Shippee, |
Purdue University |
"'But I am Not Moving': Residents' Perspectives on Transitions within a Continuing Care Retirement Community" |
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2007 |
Daniel Carlson, |
Ohio State University |
"The Stress of Non-Marital Events" |
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2006 |
Jinyyoung Kim |
University of Texas - Austin |
“Socioeconomic Status and Age Trajectories of Health” |
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2005 |
Yang Yang |
University of Chicago |
“Is Getting Old Depressing? Growth Trajectories and Cohort Variations in Late Life Depression” |
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2004 |
Amelie Quesnel-Vallee and Miles G. Taylor |
McGill University Duke University |
"Socioeconomic Status Across the Life Course and Mental Health in Adulthood: The Interplay of Ascribed and Achieved Statuses" |
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2003 |
Krysia N. Mossakowski |
Indiana University |
“The Nativity Paradox and the Social Timing of Immigration over the Life Course” |
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2002 |
Tay McNamara, |
Boston College |
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2001 |
Joy E. Pixley and Carter T. Butts. |
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"Analyzing Life Course Patterns with the Interval Graph Approach" |
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2000 |
Kim Shuey, |
Florida State University, |
"In the Middle: Intergenerational Patterns of Assistance Among a Cohort of American Couples" |
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1999 |
Guobin Yang |
New York University |
“The Liminal Effects of Social Movements: Red Guards and the Transformation of Identity” |
This award was established in 1986, but no award was given that year. In 1990, the Section honored Robert M. Ball with a Special Award for his substantial contributions to social policy.
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YEAR |
NAME |
AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD |
DISSERTATION TITLE |
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1999 |
Andrea Wilson |
Florida State University |
“Women’s Economic Well Being in Later Life: A Life Course Perspective” |
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1998 |
Not given |
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1997 |
Not given |
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1996 |
Robin Weinick |
Agency for Health Care Policy Research, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services |
“Coresidence and Intergenerational Assistance in the United States” |
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1995 |
Not given |
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1994 |
Cheryl Elman |
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill |
“Household Structure, Local Economics, and the Labor Force: Attachment of Elderly American Males in 1910: A Contextual Analysis” |
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1993 |
Sally K. Gallagher |
University of Massachusetts-Amherst |
“Family and Community Caregiving by the Elderly: The New Volunteers” |
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1992 |
Ann Robertson |
University of California-Berkeley |
“Beyond Apocalyptic Demography: Critical Reflections on the Politics of Need” |
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1991 |
Deborah Merrill |
Brown University |
“The Tradeoff Between Caregiving and Employment for Familial Caregivers of the Disabled Elderly” |
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1990 |
Roma Hanks |
University of Delaware |
“Family & Corporation Linkage in Timing & Control of Incentive Based Early Retirement” |
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1989 |
Jason S. Lee |
University of Michigan |
“Age, Social Factors, & Abstraction: A Study of Adult Intellectual Development” |
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1988 |
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1987 |
Deborah T. Gold |
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1986 |
Not given |
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