Curriculum Vitae Kathryn H. Tillman
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Curriculum Vitae Kathryn H. Tillman September 16, 2016 General Information University address: Sociology College of Social Sciences and Public Policy Bellamy Building 0526 Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306-2270 E-mail address: [email protected] Professional Preparation 2003 Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Major: Sociology. 1999 Master's Degree, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Major: Sociology. 1997 Bachelor of Art, Davidson College. Major: Sociology. Concentration in Ethnic Studies. Magna Cum Laude, Highest Honors in Sociology. Professional Experience 2015–present Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Sociology, Florida State University. 2009–present Associate Professor, Sociology, Florida State University. 2003–present Research Associate, Center for Demography & Population Health, Florida State University. 2003–2009 Assistant Professor, Sociology, Florida State University. 2001–2003 NICHD Predoctoral Trainee, Carolina Population Center, UNC-CH. 1999–2000 Associate Editor, Social Forces, Social Forces, UNC-CH. 1998–1999 Associate Editor, Sociological Analysis, Sociological Analysis, UNC-CH. Vita for Kathryn H. Tillman 1998 Editorial Assistant, The Blackwell Companion to Sociology, Blackwell Publishers, Inc. Honors, Awards, and Prizes J. Michael Armer Faculty Teaching Award, Dept. of Sociology, Florida State University (2016). Nominee for University Distinguished Teaching Award, Florida State University (2016). Nominee for University Distinguished Teacher Award, Florida State University (2015). Nominee for University Graduate Faculty Mentor Award, Florida State University (2015). University Undergraduate Teaching Award, Florida State University (2015). Nominee for University Teaching Award, Florida State University (2012). Ineligible to win award in this year because had already won the University Teaching Award within the previous 5 years. Developing Scholar Award, Florida State University (2011). University Teaching Award, Florida State University (2009). Burning Spear, Guardian of the Flame Faculty Award, Florida State University (2008). Nominee for University Graduate Faculty Mentor Award, Florida State University (2008). J. Michael Armer Faculty Teaching Award, Dept. of Sociology, Florida State University (2007). Poster Award Winner, Population Association of America (2007). Poster Award Winner, Population Association of America (2004). Odum Award for Most Outstanding Graduate Student, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Dept. of Sociology (2002). Poster Award Winner, Population Association of America, Annual Meetings (2002). Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award, Co-Winner, ASA Section on the Sociology of the Family (2000). Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award, Honorable Mention, ASA Section on the Sociology of Children (2000). Social Forces Award, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Dept. of Sociology (1999). Fellowship(s) Center for Developmental Science Pre-Doctoral Fellowship (Offer Declined), UNC-CH (2002– 2003). Jessie Ball DuPont Dissertation Fellowship, UNC-CH (2002–2003). Royster Society of Fellows (Invited Member), UNC-CH (2002–2003). NICHD Predoctoral Trainee Fellowship, Carolina Population Center, UNC-CH (2001–2003). Current Membership in Professional Organizations American Sociological Association Population Association of America Southern Demographic Association Page 2 Vita for Kathryn H. Tillman Teaching Courses Taught Dissertation Research (SYA6980) Reporting Sociological Research (SYA 5516) Maj. Doc. Preliminary Exam (SYA 8962) Sociological Research Practicum (SYA 5515) Directed Individual Study (graduate level) (SYA5907) Family Problems and Social Change (SYO3100) Masters Paper Research (SYA5971) Race and Minority Group Relations (SYD4700) The Boundaries between Us: Exploring Racial Inequality in the U.S (IFS 2034) Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods (SYA 5305) Directed Individual Study (undergraduate level) (SYA4905) E-series:Exploring Racial Inequality (ISS2937) Changing Families: Family Demography (SYO5177) Directed Individual Study (graduate level) (SYA5909) Social Science Honors Seminar: Race in the U.S (ISS2937) Master's in Demography Research Practicum (DEM5972) Preparation for Major Area Preliminary Exam (SYA8967) Undergraduate Honors Work (SYA4931) * Introduction to Research Methods (SYA 5305) * Senior Seminar (AMS4935) * Undergraduate Honors Research (SYA4931) * Applied Demographic Research (DEM5930) * Special Topics in Demography (DEM5930) * Selected Topics in Sociology (SYA4930) * Selected Topics in Sociology (SYA6933) New Course Development Methods of Social Research (online) (2015) Reporting Sociological Research (2015) Sociological Research Practicum (2015) E-series: Exploring Racial Ineq (2014) The Boundaries Between Us: Exploring Racial Inequality in the U.S (2014) Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods (2010) Master's in Demography Research Practicum (2010) Social Science Honors Seminar: Race in the U.S (2008) * Introduction to Research Methods (2006) * Family Demography (2005) * Race and Minority Group Relations (2004) * Family Problems and Social Change (2003) Page 3 Vita for Kathryn H. Tillman Curriculum Development Part of team that reworked SYD 4700:Race and Minority Group Relations to fit new Liberal Studies requirements (2015) Part of team that reworked SYO 3100:Family and Social Change to fit new Liberal Studies requirements (2014) Doctoral Committee Chair Valle, G., graduate. (2013). Miller, B. A., graduate. (2012). Weiss, U. K., graduate. (2012). Otte, S., doctoral candidate. Doctoral Committee Member Jokinen-Gordon, H. M., graduate. (2014). Rubino, H. A., graduate. (2014). Rakola, T., graduate. (2014). [Incomplete - left the program with Master's] Reid, K. M., graduate. (2013). Colby, S. L., graduate. (2012). Gore, D. L., graduate. (2010). * Russell, D., graduate. (2007). * Linjawi, A., graduate. (2005). Boggs, K. D., doctoral candidate. Jones, M., doctoral candidate. Redmond, R. A., doctoral candidate. Thomas, K. A., doctoral candidate. Doctoral Committee University Representative Roberts, K. K., graduate. (2015). Macias, L., graduate. (2015). Wojciak, A. J., graduate. (2014). Lee, E., graduate. (2014). [Incomplete - left the program with Master's] Puhlman, D. J., graduate. (2013). Stupi, E. K., graduate. (2013). Geariety, B., graduate. (2013). [Incomplete - left the program with Master's] Garneau, C. L., graduate. (2012). Bynum, C. L., graduate. (2011). Ferraro, A., doctoral candidate. Page 4 Vita for Kathryn H. Tillman Woodard, T., doctoral candidate. Yelick, A., doctoral candidate. Humphreys, J., doctoral student. Master's Committee Chair Wadhwa, H., graduate. (2016). Barrett, P., graduate. (2015). Munroe, J., graduate. (2015). Otte, S., graduate. (2015). Mobley, K., graduate. (2014). Donohue, J., graduate. (2011). Stoffel, M., graduate. (2011). Waltz, S., graduate. (2011). Webb, S., graduate. (2011). Acosta, Y., graduate. (2010). Valle, G., graduate. (2010). * Weiss, U., graduate. (2006). Bloch, T., student. Master's Committee Member Jones, M., graduate. (2016). Cromwell, M., graduate. (2015). Haqparwar, H. A., graduate. (2015). Salerno, S., graduate. (2015). Ferraro, A. J., graduate. (2014). Torres, O., graduate. (2014). Boggs, K., graduate. (2013). Knop, B., graduate. (2013). Shinaberry, D., graduate. (2013). Vaghela, P., graduate. (2013). Weeks, J. A., graduate. (2012). Wicker, K., graduate. (2012). Barclay, J., graduate. (2011). Jokinen-Gordon, H., graduate. (2011). Reid, K. M., graduate. (2011). Caven, A., graduate. (2010). Cockburn, J., graduate. (2010). Dayan, M., graduate. (2010). Glasgow, K., graduate. (2010). Masterson, M., graduate. (2010). Rico, O., graduate. (2010). [Incomplete - left the program] Wilder, K., graduate. (2010). Page 5 Vita for Kathryn H. Tillman Colby, S. L., graduate. (2009). Miller, B., graduate. (2009). Rubino, H. A., graduate. (2008). Taylor, N., graduate. (2008). * Andress, J., graduate. (2007). * Bredemeyer, K., graduate. (2006). Bachelor's Committee Chair * Linton, S., graduate. (2006). Bachelor's Committee Member Nevitt, M., graduate. (2016). Thompson, L., graduate. (2016). Riddle, A., graduate. (2015). Torres, A., graduate. (2015). Olsen, A., graduate. (2013). O'Hern, A., graduate. (2009). * Phillips, A., graduate. (2006). Dunleavey, D., student. Elizondo, E., student. Hall, P., student. Rowers, M. C., student. Supervision of Student Research Not Related to Thesis or Dissertation Saint-Fleur, M. (Aug 2015–May 2016). Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP). * Shook-Finucane, C. (2005–07). Research and Original Creative Work Publications Refereed Journal Articles Otte, S., & Tillman, K. H. (submitted). Parent and Adolescent Attitudes about Sex: The Importance of Inter-generational Closure for Adolescent Behavior. Journal of Adolescent Health. Manuscript submitted for publication. This study examines the relationship between parents' and adolescents' attitudes about Sex and the Page 6 Vita for Kathryn H. Tillman likelihood that adolescents will transition to first intercourse. Ms. Otte is a current Ph.D. candidate. Tillman, K. H., & Miller, B. (submitted). The Role of Family Relationships in the Psychological Wellbeing of Interracially Dating Adolescents. Social Science Research. Manuscript submitted for publication, 32 pages. Under Revise and Resubmit. This article examines the role of family relationships in explaining psychological wellbeing differentials (depressive and anxiety-related symptoms) between adolescents who