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DRAFT Curriculum Vitae Anne E. Barrett DRAFT Curriculum Vitae Anne E. Barrett Last Revised: February 01, 2020 General Information University address: Sociology College of Social Sciences and Public Policy Pepper Center 211 Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306-1121 Phone: 850-644-8825; Fax: 850-644-6208 E-mail address: [email protected] Web site: http://www.sociology.fsu.edu/people/barrett/ Professional Preparation 1999 Doctor of Philosophy, Duke University. Major: Sociology. Medical Sociology; Aging and the Life Course. Supervisor: Dr. Linda K. George. Anne E. Barrett. (1999). Marital Trajectories and Mental Health: A Typological Approach to the Social Causation Hypothesis. (Doctoral dissertation, Duke University). Retrieved from ProQuest, http://search.proquest.com.proxy.lib.fsu.edu/pqdtft/docview/30453013 2/13893424CCE6192651D/1?accountid=4840. 1996 Master of Arts, Duke University. Major: Sociology. Medical Sociology; Aging and the Life Course. 1994 Fulbright Scholar, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Major: Women's Studies and Sociology. Gender; Medical Sociology. Supervisor: Dr. Maureen Molloy. 1993 Bachelor of Arts, College of William and Mary. Major: Sociology and Economics. Medical Sociology; Gender. Supervisor: Dr. Elaine Themo. With Highest Honors. DRAFT Vita for Anne E. Barrett Nondegree Education and Training 1999–2001 Postdoctoral Fellowship. Institute for Health, Health Care Policy, and Aging Research. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Professional Experience 2013–present Professor, Department of Sociology, Florida State University. 2007–2013 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Florida State University. 2001–2007 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Florida State University. Language Proficiency Italian - intermediate in speaking, reading, and writing. Honors, Awards, and Prizes Fulbright Senior Scholar Award (Italy), Fulbright (2018). Graduate Faculty Mentor Award, Florida State University (2015). Paper Award for Theoretical Developments in Social Gerontology, Gerontological Society of America (2009). ($1,000). First Year Assistant Professor Award, Florida State University (2002). ($10,000). Roberta G. Simmons Dissertation Award for Medical Sociology, American Sociological Association (1999). ($500). Dissertation Award, Glaxo Wellcome Long-Term Care Career Development (1998). ($5,000). Dissertation Fellowship, Association for Gerontology in Higher Education/AARP-Andrus Foundation (1998). ($15,000). Summer Research Award, Glaxo Wellcome Long-Term Care Career Development (1997). ($3,500). Fulbright Scholarship, Fulbright (1994). ($15,000). Graduate Fellowship, Department of Sociology, Duke University (1993). Jeanne A. Ito Award, Department of Sociology, College of William and Mary (1993). Alpha Kappa Delta (1992). Omicron Delta Epsilon (1992). Phi Beta Kappa (1992). Dean's Prize for Women's Studies, College of William and Mary (1991). Page 2 DRAFT Vita for Anne E. Barrett Elected Fellow Status Elected as a Fellow of Gerontological Society of America (2015). Current Membership in Professional Organizations American Sociological Association Gerontological Society of America Sociologists for Women in Society Southern Sociological Society Teaching Courses Taught Sociology of Sex and Gender Social Problems: Comparative Analysis of the US and Italy Sociology of Sex and Gender: Comparative Analysis of the US and Italy Introduction to Research Methods Gendered Bodies over the Life Course Reporting Social Research Social Science Honors Seminar: Gendered Bodies over the Life Course Research Practicum Social Problems: Comparative Analysis of the US and UK Sociology of Marriage and the Family Writing Seminar for Social Scientists Social Psychology of Aging Aging and the Life Course Sociology of Sex and Gender: Comparative Analysis of the US and UK Family Problems and Social Change Aging, Families and the Life Course Gender and Mental Health Social Structure and Personality New Course Development Pepper Papers: Your Money, Your Car, and Your Pet (2018) Sociology of Sex and Gender (online) (2015) Reporting Social Research (2013) Research Practicum (2012) Social Science Honors Seminar: Gendered Bodies over the Life Course (2012) Gendered Bodies over the Life Course (2011) Social Problems: Comparative Analysis of the US and Italy (2010) Page 3 DRAFT Vita for Anne E. Barrett Sociology of Marriage and the Family (2010) Sociology of Sex and Gender: Comparative Analysis of the US and Italy (2010) Social Problems: Comparative Analysis of the US and UK (2008) Sociology of Sex and Gender: Comparative Analysis of the US and UK (2008) Social Psychology of Aging (2006) Writing Seminar for Social Scientists (2006) Aging, Families, and the Life Course (2002) Gender and Mental Health (2002) Social Structure and Personality (2000) Doctoral Committee Chair Glasgow, K. L., graduate. (2018). Gumber, C. M., graduate. (2018). Gunderson, J. A., graduate. (2017). Raphael, A. E., graduate. (2016). Redmond, R. A., graduate. (2016). Hsu, T., graduate. (2014). McWilliams, S. C., graduate. (2013). Sessions, M. R., graduate. (2013). Toothman, E. L., graduate. (2013). Pai, M., graduate. (2008). Douglas, R. A., doctoral candidate. Michael, C., doctoral student. Noblitt, J., doctoral student. Doctoral Committee Cochair Barbee, H., doctoral candidate. Doctoral Committee Member Godbolt, D. D., graduate. (2017). Bamford, M. J., graduate. (2014). Daily, A. M., graduate. (2014). Gonzalez, L. D., graduate. (2011). Rill, L., graduate. (2011). Barnett, M., graduate. (2008). Burge, S., graduate. (2006). MacDonald, R., graduate. (2006). Tindall, K., doctoral student. Page 4 DRAFT Vita for Anne E. Barrett Doctoral Committee University Representative Kochman, D., graduate. (2019). [Theatre] Thomas, K., graduate. (2019). [Counseling and School Psychology] Cho, S. B., graduate. (2016). [Child and Family Sciences] Thongnopnua, S., graduate. (2016). [Arts Administration] Thorpe, A., graduate. (2015). [Sociology, University of Otago] Hawke, E., graduate. (2014). [Child and Family Sciences] Lettenberger-Klein, C. G., graduate. (2014). [Marriage and Family Therapy] O'Neill, M., graduate. (2014). [Nursing, University of Florida] Schwab, E. T., graduate. (2014). [Marriage and Family Therapy] Ratchford, M. A., graduate. (2013). [Criminology] Veldorale-Brogan, A. M., graduate. (2012). [Child and Family Sciences] Flanigan, N. N., graduate. (2011). [Child and Family Sciences] Fox, M. C., graduate. (2011). [Psychology] Grillot, C. L., doctoral candidate. [Clinical Psychology] Rakes, S., doctoral candidate. [Social Work] Rochford, J. S., doctoral candidate. [Art Education] Master's Committee Chair Noblitt, J., graduate. (2019). Grove, K. P., graduate. (2017). Douglas, R. A., graduate. (2016). Gunderson, J. A., graduate. (2013). Raphael, A. E., graduate. (2013). Levine, K., graduate. (2012). Redmond, R. A., graduate. (2012). McWilliams, S. C., graduate. (2010). Toothman, E. L., graduate. (2009). Lewis, R., graduate. (2007). Cantwell, L., graduate. (2005). Pai, M., graduate. (2005). Robbins, C., graduate. (2004). Harris, B., graduate. (2003). Master's Committee Member Cotton, B., graduate. (2019). Michael, C., graduate. (2019). King, B., graduate. (2018). Saras, E., graduate. (2018). Tindall, K., graduate. (2018). Barbee, H. N., graduate. (2016). Page 5 DRAFT Vita for Anne E. Barrett Gumber, C. M., graduate. (2015). Richard, K. G., graduate. (2014). Ritter, L. J., graduate. (2014). Reese, T. J., graduate. (2012). Pena-Talamantes, A., graduate. (2011). Caputo, J., graduate. (2009). Honisch, M., graduate. (2007). Barnett, M., graduate. (2002). Branton, L., graduate. (2002). Bachelor's Committee Chair O'Hern, A., graduate. (2009). Bachelor's Committee Member Towne, T., graduate. (2007). Swanson, J., graduate. (2004). Additional Teaching Not Reported Elsewhere Barrett, A. E. (2012). Writing Seminar for FSU College of Business. Research and Original Creative Work Publications Refereed Journal Articles Douglas, R. A., & Barrett, A. (submitted). Bounded Explorers: Online Constructions of Solo Women Travelers. Sociological Forum. Manuscript submitted for publication. Barrett, A. E., & Douglas, R. (submitted). Footloose and Fancy-free: Online Travel Advice for OIder Women. Journal of Women & Aging. Manuscript submitted for publication. Hsu, Tze-Li, & Barrett, A. (in press). The Association between Marital Status and Psychological Well-being: Variation across Negative and Positive Dimensions. Journal of Family Issues. Page 6 DRAFT Vita for Anne E. Barrett Douglas, R., Kocatepe, A., Barrett, A., Ozguven, E., & Gumber, C. (2019). Evacuating People and Their Pets: Older Floridians' Need for and Proximity to Pet-friendly Shelters. The Journals of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 74(6), 1032-1040. Barrett, A. E., & Gumber, C. M. (2019). Feeling Older and Driving Less: The Effect of Age Identity on Older Adults' Transition from Driving. Innovation in Aging, 3(1). doi:10.1093/geroni/igz004 McWilliams, S., & Barrett, A. E. (2018). "I Hope I Go Out of this World Still Wanting to Learn More": Identity Work in a Lifelong Learning Institute. The Journals of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 73(2), 292-301. Barrett, A., & Gumber, C. (2018). Feeling Old, Body and Soul: The Effect of Aging Body Reminders on Age Identity. The Journals of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences. doi:10.1093/geronb/gby085 Barrett, A., & Raphael, A. (2018). Housework and Sex in Midlife Marriages: An Examination of Three Perspectives
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