Curriculum Vitae [November 2015]

Michael Hout Professor of Sociology New York University

Address Phones Department of Sociology Office: (212) 998-8360 New York University Department: (212) 998-8340 295 Lafayette Street, 4th floor Email New York, NY 10012 mikehout @ nyu.edu

Education 1976 Ph.D. Indiana University [Sociology] Dissertation: Determinants of Marital Fertility in the United States, 1960–1970 1973 M.A. Indiana University [Sociology] 1972 B.A. University of Pittsburgh [Sociology and History]

Employment History 2013– New York University, Professor of Sociology 2013– University of California, Berkeley, Natalie Cohen Professor of Sociology & Demography, emeritus 2009-13 University of California, Berkeley, Natalie Cohen Professor of Sociology & Demography 2006-13 University of California, Berkeley, Professor of Sociology & Demography 1988-2006 University of California, Berkeley, Professor of Sociology 1985-88 University of California, Berkeley, Associate Professor of Sociology 1982-85 University of Arizona, Associate Professor of Sociology 1976-82 University of Arizona, Assistant Professor of Sociology

Honors 2007 American Sociological Association Population Section: Otis Dudley Duncan Award, for Century of Difference 2006 Elected to the American Philosophical Society 2003 Elected to the National Academy of Sciences 2000 Indiana University: Distinguished Alumnus 1998 Gustavus Myers Center: “Outstanding book” on Human Rights, for Inequality by Design 1997 Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1996 Population Association of America: Clifford C. Clogg Memorial Award “In recognition of distinguished contributions to the collection, modeling, and analysis of census and survey data.” 1989 Elected to Sociological Research Association

Books 2006 Fischer, Claude S., and Michael Hout. Century of Difference: How America Changed in the Last Hundred Years. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Greeley, Andrew, and Michael Hout. The Truth About Conservative Christians. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1996 Fischer, Claude S., Michael Hout, Martín Sánchez Jankowski, Samuel R. Lucas, Ann Swidler, and Kim Voss. Inequality by Design: Cracking the Bell Curve Myth. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1989 Hout, Michael. Following in Father’s Footsteps: Occupational Mobility in Ireland. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

1983 Hout, Michael. Mobility Tables. Beverly Hills, Calif.: Sage.

Journal Articles and Book Chapters 2016 Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “Reliability of the GSS Core Items, 2006-2012.” Sociological Methods and Research forthcoming. Hout, Michael. “Money and Morale.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, forthcoming. 2015 Hout, Michael. “A Summary of What We Know About Social Mobility.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences 657: 27-36. 2014 Hout, Michael, and Claude S. Fischer. “Explaining Why More Americans Have No Religious Preference: Political Backlash and Generational Succession, 1987-2012.” Sociological Science 1: 423-447. 2013 Hout, Michael, and Daniel Laurison. “The Realignment of U.S. Presidential Voting, 1948-2004.” Chapter 119 in Social Stratification: Race, Class, and Gender in Sociological Perspective [4th edition], edited by David Grusky. Boulder CO: Westview Press. 2012 Hout, Michael, and Avery M. Guest. “Intergenerational Occupational Mobility in Britain and the U.S. Since 1850: Comment.” American Economic Review: 2021-2040. [note: Although it is an invited comment on an article by Jason Long and Joseph Ferrie, it went through normal peer review at AER] Hout, Michael. “Social and Economic Returns to Higher Education in the United States.” Annual Review of Sociology 38: 379-400. Hout, Michael, and Andrew M. Greeley. “Religion and Happiness.” Pp. 288-314 in Social Trends in American Life, edited by Peter V. Marsden. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 2011 Hout, Michael, Asaf Levanon, and Erin Cumberworth. “Job Loss and Unemployment During the Great Recession.” Pp. 59-91 in The Great Recession, edited by David B. Grusky, Bruce Western, and Christopher Wimer. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Hout, Michael, and Alexander Janus. “Educational Mobility Since the 1930s.” Pp. 165-186 in Whither Opportunity?, edited by Greg Duncan and Richard Murnane. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. 2010 Kesler, Christel, and Michael Hout. “Entrepreneurship and Immigrant Wages in U.S. Labor Markets: A Multi-Level Approach.” Social Science Research 42: 187-201. 2008 Hout, Michael. “How Class Works in Popular Conception: Most Americans Identify with the Class Their Income, Occupation, and Education Implies for Them.” Pp. 25-64 in Social Class: How Does It Work?, edited by Annette Lareau and Dalton Conley. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Hout, Michael, and Benjamin Moodie. “The Realignment of U.S. Presidential Voting, 1948-2004.” Pp. 567-575 in Inequality: Readings in Race, Class, and Gender [3rd edition], edited by David Grusky. Boulder CO: Westview Press. 2007 Hout, Michael. “Maximally Maintained Inequality Revisited: Irish Educational Stratification in Comparative Perspective.” Pp. 23-40 in Changing Ireland in International Comparison, edited by Betty Hilliard and Maire NicGhiolla Phadraig. Dublin: Liffey Press. 2006 Hout, Michael, and Thomas A. DiPrete. “RC28’s Contribution to Knowledge: An Assessment and an Agenda for the Future.” Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 24: 1-20. Beller, Emily, and Michael Hout. “Welfare States and Social Mobility.” Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 24: 353-365. Beller, Emily, and Michael Hout. “Intergenerational Social Mobility: The United States in Comparative Perspective.” The Future of Children 16: 19-36.

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Hout, Michael. “Economic Change and Social Mobility.” Pp. 112-130 in Inequalities of the World, edited by Goran Therborn. London: Verso. Hout, Michael. “Maximally Maintained Inequality and Effectively Maintained Inequality: Crossnational Comparisons.” Riron to Hoho [Sociological Theory and Method] 21: 235-252. 2005 Fischer, Claude S., and Michael Hout. “The Family in Trouble? Since When? For Whom?” Pp. 120-140 in The Family Transformed, edited by Steven M. Tipton, and John Witte, Jr. Washington DC: Georgetown University Press. 2004 Gerber, Theodore P., and Michael Hout. “Tightening Up: Declining Class Mobility during Russia’s Economic Transition.” American Sociological Review 69 (October): 677-703. Fischer, Claude S., Gretchen Stockmayer, Jon Stiles, and Michael Hout. “Distinguishing the Levels and Dimensions of U.S. Metropolitan Segregation, 1960-2000.” Demography 41: 37-59. Hout, Michael. “Social Mobility and Inequality: A Review and an Agenda.” Ch. 26 in Social Consequences of Growing Inequality, edited by Kathryn Neckerman. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Evans, William R., Susan Mayer, and Michael Hout. “Inequality Effects” Ch. 27 in Social Consequences of Growing Inequality, edited by Kathryn Neckerman. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Hout, Michael. “Educational Progress for African Americans and Latinos Since the 1950s.” Pp. 262-297 in Ethnicity and Social Mobility in Comparative Perspective, edited by Glenn Loury, Tariq Modood, and Steven Teles. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hout, Michael, and Melissa J. Wilde. “The Denominational Society in the United States: A Reappraisal.” Pp. 19-49 in Patterns and Processes of Religious Change in Modern Industrial Societies: Europe and the United States, edited by Alasdair Crockett and Richard O’Leary. London: Edwin Mellen. 2003 Hout, Michael. “Demographic Methods for the Study of Religion.” Pp. 145-154 in Handbook of the Sociology of Religion, edited by Michele Dillon. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hout, Michael, “The Inequality-Mobility Paradox.” New Economy 10: 205-207. 2002 Hout, Michael, and Claude S. Fischer, “Explaining the Rise of Americans with No Religious Preference: Generations and Politics.” American Sociological Review 67: 165-190. Hout, Michael, “Test Scores, Education, and Poverty.” Pp. 329-54 in Race and Intelligence, edited by Jefferson Fish. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. 2001 Hout, Michael, Andrew M. Greeley, and Melissa J. Wilde, “The Demographic Imperative in Religious Change.” American Journal of Sociology 107: 468-500. Goodman, Leo A., and Michael Hout. “Statistical Methods and Graphical Displays for Comparing How Two-Way Associations Vary Among Countries, Among Groups, or Over Time, Part II: Some Simple Extensions and Simple Examples.” Sociological Methodology 31: 189-211. 2000 Fischer, Claude S., Michael Hout, Martín Sánchez Jankowski, Samuel R. Lucas, Ann Swidler, and Kim Voss). “Inequality by Design.” Chapter 2 in Social Stratification (second edition), edited by David B. Grusky. Boulder, CO: Westview Press. [reprinted again in Grusky & Szelenyi (2006), The Inequality Reader, Boulder, CO: Westview Press.] Hout, Michael, and Harvey S. Rosen. “Self-employment, Race, and Family Background.” Journal of Human Resources 35: 670-693. Hout, Michael, “Social Mobility.” 840-841 in The Oxford Companion to Politics of the World (2nd edition), edited by Joel Krieger. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Hout, Michael, “Alienation Among Divorced and Remarried Catholics in the United States.” America: .

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1999 Greeley, Andrew, and Michael Hout. “Americans’ Increasing Belief in Life After Death: Competition and Assimilation.” American Sociological Review 65 (December): 813-836. Greeley, Andrew, and Michael Hout, “Measuring the Strength of the Christian Right.” Christian Century 116 (September): 810-813. Hout, Michael. “Abortion Politics in the United States, 1972-1996.” Gender Issues 17: 3-34. Hout, Michael, Jeff Manza, and Clem Brooks. “Classes, Unions, and the Realignment of U.S. Presidential Voting, 1952-1992.” Pp. 114-130 in The End of Class Politics?, edited by Geoff Evans. Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1998 Gerber, Theodore P., and Michael Hout. “More Shock Than Therapy: Employment and Incomes in Russia, 1991-1996.” American Journal of Sociology 104 (July): 1-51. Goodman, Leo A., and Michael Hout. “Statistical Methods and Graphical Displays for Comparing How Two-Way Associations Vary Among Countries, Among Groups, or Over Time.” Sociological Methodology 28: 175-239 (with discussion by Yu Xie, pp. 231-236, Kazuo Yamaguchi, pp. 237-248, and Goodman-Hout, pp. 249-262). Hout, Michael, and Andrew M. Greeley. “What Church Officials’ Reports Don’t Show: Another Look at Church Attendance Data.” American Sociological Review (February): 113-119. 1997 Hout, Michael. “Inequality at the Margins: The Effects of Welfare, the Minimum Wage, and Tax Credits on Low-Wage Labor Markets.” Politics and Society 25 (December): 513-524. Arum, Richard, and Michael Hout. “The Early Returns: School-to-Work Transitions in the United States.” Pp. 130-146 in Educational Origins and Class Destinations, edited by Walter Müller and Yossi Shavit. Boulder, CO: Westview Press. Yamashita, Robert C., Thomas Piazza, Howard Besser, Troy Duster, and Michael Hout. “The Quality of the Quantity: Information Technology and the Evaluation of Data.” Bulletin of Sociological Methodology 54 (March): 317-325. 1996 Hout, Michael, Richard Arum, and Kim Voss. “The Political Economy of Inequality in the ‘Age of Extremes’.” Demography 33 (November): 421-425. Hout, Michael, and Samuel R. Lucas. “Narrowing the Income Gap Between Rich and Poor.” Chronicle of Higher Education, 11 August, p. B1. [reprinted in Race, Class, and Gender in the United States, edited by Paula S. Rothenberg. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1998]. 1995 Hout, Michael, Clem Brooks, and Jeff Manza. “The Democratic Class Struggle in U.S. Presidential Elections: 1948-1992.” American Sociological Review 60 (December): 805-828.[translated into Italian and published as: “Elezioni presidentiali e riallineamento di classe negli Stati Uniti, 1948-1992.” Polis 10 (April): 5-24.] Gerber, Theodore P., and Michael Hout. “Educational Stratification in Russia During the Soviet Period.” American Journal of Sociology 101 (November): 611-660. Hout, Michael, and Daniel P. Dohan. “Two Paths to Equality of Educational Opportunity: Sweden and the United States Compared.” Pp. 121-146 in Equality of Educational Opportunity in Sweden: Historical and Comparative Perspectives, edited by Robert Erikson and Janne Jonsson. Boulder, CO: Westview Press Manza, Jeff, Clem Brooks, and Michael Hout. “Class Voting in Western Democracies.” Annual Review of Sociology 21:137-163. Hout, Michael. “Politics of Mobility.” Pp. 301-325 in Generating Social Stratification, edited by Alan C. Kerckhoff. Boulder, CO: Westview Press. 1994 Hout, Michael, and Joshua R. Goldstein. “How 4.5 Million Irish Immigrants Came to Be 41 Million Irish Americans: Demographic, Social, and Subjective Components of the Ethnic Composition of the White Population of the United States.” American Sociological Review 59 (February): 64-82. !4 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

1993 Raftery, Adrian E., and Michael Hout. “Maximally Maintained Inequality: Educational Stratification in Ireland.” Sociology of Education 65 (January): 41-62. Hout, Michael, Clem Brooks, and Jeff Manza. “Persistence of Classes in Postindustrial Societies.” International Sociology 8 (September): 259-278. [Reprinted in four collections including The Breakdown of Class Politics, edited by Terry Clark and Seymour Martin Lipset. Washington: Wilson Center.] 1993 Hout, Michael, Adrian E. Raftery, and Eleanor O. Bell. “Making the Grade: Educational Stratification in the United States, 1925-1989.” Pp. 25-50 in Persisting Inequality: Educational Stratification in Thirteen Countries, edited by Yossi Shavit and Hans-Peter Blossfeld. Boulder, CO: Westview Press. Hout, Michael, and Robert M. Hauser. “Hierarchy and Symmetry in Occupational Mobility.” European Sociological Review 8 (December): 239-266. Hout, Michael. “Social Mobility.” Pp. 840-841 in Oxford Companion to Politics of the World, edited by Joel Krieger. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Hout, Michael. “Counting the Returnees.” Catholic World 112 (January): 29-38. 1989 Greeley, Andrew M., and Michael Hout, “The Secularization Myth.” The Tablet (10 June): 665-668. 1988 Hout, Michael. “More Universalism and Less Structural Mobility: The American Occupational Structure in the 1980s.” American Journal of Sociology 93 (May): 1358-1400. Sniderman, Paul M., Philip E. Tetlock, Donald Green, James Glaser, and Michael Hout. “Tolerance and American Democratic Values.” British Journal of Political Science 19 (September): 25-45. Greeley, Andrew M., and Michael Hout. “Musical Chairs: Patterns of Denominational Change in the United States, 1947-1986.” Sociology and Social Research 72 (January): 75-86. 1987 Hout, Michael, and Andrew M. Greeley. “The Center Doesn’t Hold: Church Attendance in the United States, 1940-1984.” American Sociological Review 52 (June): 325-345. Hout, Michael, Otis Dudley Duncan, and Michael E. Sobel. “Association and Heterogeneity: Structural Models of Similarities and Differences.” Sociological Methodology 17: 145-184. 1986 Hout, Michael and John A. Jackson. “Dimensions of Occupational Mobility in the Republic of Ireland.” European Sociological Review 2 (September): 114-137. Hout, Michael. “Opportunity and the Minority Middle Class: A Comparison of Blacks in the U.S. with Catholics in Northern Ireland.” American Sociological Review 51 (April): 212-223. 1985 Sobel, Michael E., Michael Hout, and Otis Dudley Duncan. “Exchange, Structure, and Symmetry in Occupational Mobility.” American Journal of Sociology 91 (September): 359-372. Raftery, Adrian E., and Michael Hout. “Does Irish Education Approach the Meritocratic Ideal?” Economic and Social Review 16 (January): 115-140. Sullivan, Teresa A., Francis P. Gillespie, Michael Hout, and Richard G. Rogers. “Alternative Estimates of Mexican American Mortality in Texas, 1980.” Social Science Quarterly 65 (June): 609-617. 1984 Hout, Michael. “Occupational Mobility of Black Men: 1962-1973.” American Sociological Review 49 (June): 308-322. [reprinted in Social Stratification: Class, Race, and Gender, edited by David B. Grusky. Boulder: CO: Westview Press, 1994.] Hout, Michael. “Status, Autonomy, and Training in Occupational Mobility.” American Journal of Sociology 89 (May): 1379-1409. 1983 Gillespie, Francis P., Andrew M. Greeley, Michael Hout, and Teresa A. Sullivan. “Public Policy, Ethnic Codes, and Hispanic Vital Statistics.” La Red/The Net 70 (July): 913ff. Gillespie, Francis P., Teresa A. Sullivan, Michael Hout, and Andrew M. Greeley. “Surname Versus !5 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

SelfIdentification in the Analysis of Hispanic Data.” Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 80 (August): 117-122. 1982 Hout, Michael. “The Association Between Husbands’ and Wives’ Occupations in Two-Earner Families.” American Journal of Sociology 87 (September): 397-409. Hout, Michael. “Using Uniform Association Models: An Example from Delinquency Research.” Pp. 115-128 in Quantitative Criminology: Innovations and Applications, edited by John Hagan. Beverly Hills, Calif.: Sage. 1981 Garnier, Maurice A. and Michael Hout. “Schooling Processes and Educational Outcomes in France.” Quality and Quantity 15 (Summer): 151-177. 1980 Hout, Michael. “Trade Dependence and Fertility in Hispanic America: 1900-1975.” Pp. 159-188 in Studies of the Modern World System, edited by Albert Bergesen. New York: Academic Press. 1979 Hout, Michael, and Maurice A. Garnier. “Educational Stratification and Curriculum Placement in France.” Sociology of Education 52 (July): 146-156. Hout, Michael. “Age Structure, Unwanted Fertility, and the Association Between Racial Composition and Family Planning Program Services.” Social Forces 57 (June): 1387-1393. 1978 Hout, Michael. “Determinants of Marital Fertility in the United States, 1968 1970: Inferences from a Dynamic Model.” Demography 15 (May): 139-161. 1977 Hout, Michael. “Family Planning Program Activity and Patient Enrollments in the United States.” Demography 14 (May): 213-222. Hout, Michael. “Determinants of Patient Enrollments in Publicly Funded Family Planning Programs: 19691971.” Pp. 3354 in The Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility: The U.S. Experience, by Phillips Cutright and Frederick S. Jaffe. New York: Praeger. Hamblin, Robert L., Michael Hout, Jerry L. L. Miller, and Brian L. Pitcher. “Arms Races: A Test of Two Models.” American Sociological Review 42 (April): 338-354. Hout, Michael. “A Cautionary Note on the Use of TwoStage Least Squares.” Sociological Methods and Research 5 (February): 335-346. 1976 Cutright, Phillips, Michael Hout, and David R. Johnson. “Structural Determinants of Fertility in Latin America: 18001970.” American Sociological Review 41 (June): 511-526. Garnier, Maurice A., and Michael Hout. “Inequality of Educational Opportunity in France and the United States.” Social Science Research 5 (September): 225-246. 1975 Hout, Michael, and William R. Morgan. “Race and Sex Variations in the Causes of Expected Attainments.” American Journal of Sociology 81 (September): 364-394. Hout, Michael, and David Knoke. “Changes in Voting Turnout: 1952-1972.” Public Opinion Quarterly 39 (Spring): 52-62. 1974 Knoke, David, and Michael Hout. “Social and Demographic Factors in American Political Party Preferences.” American Sociological Review 39 (October): 700-713.

Other Publications 2015 Hout, Michael and Erin Cumberworth. “Labor Markets in the States.” Pathways Special issue: State of the States: The Poverty and Inequality Report, 2015. Stanford Center on Poverty and Equality. [also available online at http://www.stanford.edu/group/scspi/sotu/SOTS_2015_CPI.pdf] Hout, Michael. “Andrew M. Greeley (1928-2013).” In Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2e. Hout, Michael. “Middle Class Inequality: The Market Hits Home: Review Essay.” Contemporary

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Sociology 44: 160-163. Hout, Michael. “Learning about the College Experience: Review Essay.” Contexts: forthcoming. 2014 Hout, Michael and Erin Cumberworth. “Labor Markets.” Pathways Special issue: State of the Union: The Poverty and Inequality Report, 2014. Stanford Center on Poverty and Equality. [also available online at http://www.stanford.edu/group/scspi/sotu/SOTU_2014_CPI.pdf] Hout, Michael. “Review of Thomas Piketty, Capital in the 21st Century.” European Journal of Sociology 55: 367-372. 2012 Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “Reliability Estimates for GSS Core Items.” GSS Methodological Report #119. Chicago: NORC. Hout, Michael and Erin Cumberworth. “The Labor Force and the Great Recession.” Stanford Center on Poverty and Equality. [online update to Hout, Levanon, and Cumberworth (2011).] Hout, Michael, Stuart Elliott and Sarah Frueh. “Do High-Stakes Tests Improve Learning?” Issues in Science and Technology. Fall, pp. 86-92. Brady, Henry, Michael Hout, and Jon Stiles. California’s Economic Payoff: Investing in College Access and Completion. Sacramento: Campaign for College Opportunity. Sullivan, Theresa A., Christopher Mackie, William F. Massy, and Esha Sinh, editors. Measuring Higher Education Productivity: Conceptual Framework and Data Needs. Panel Report. Washington DC: National Research Council. 2011 Hout, Michael, and Stuart W. Elliott, editors. Incentives and Test-Based Accountability in Public Education. Panel Report. Washington DC: National Research Council. 2010 Hout, Michael. “Intergenerational Mobility and the Convergence Thesis: Reflections 25 Years Later.” British Journal of Sociology 50: 221-224. 2009 Hout, Michael. “Rationing College Opportunity.” American Prospect November issue supplement pp. A8-A10. Hout, Michael “American Higher Education Isn’t Doing the Job.” Contexts. Winter. 2007 Hout, Michael. “Otis Dudley Duncan’s Major Contributions to the Study of Social Stratification.” Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 26: 109-118. 2005 Brady, Henry, Michael Hout, and Jon Stiles. Return on Investment: Educational Choices and Demographic Change in California’s Future. Berkeley: Survey Research Center. 2004 Hout, Michael, and Andrew M. Greeley. “A Hidden Swing Vote: Evangelicals.” Op-ed article in N.Y. Times, 4 September 2004 Hout, Michael, “Bush’s Jobs Deficit.” Op-ed article in L.A. Times, 1 March 2004. Hout, Michael. “Houses Divided: Review of The Hidden Cost of Being African American by Thomas M. Shapiro.” Washington Post Book World, 15 February, p. 3. Hout, Michael. “Review of The Pecking Order by Dalton Conley.” Contexts 3 (Spring): 37. 2003 Hout, Michael, and Claude S. Fischer. “Oh, Be Some Other Name: Reply to Marwell and Demerath.” American Sociological Review 69: 316-318. 2000 Hout, Michael, and Andrew M. Greeley. “Getting to the Truths That Matter: Reply to Stolzenberg.” American Sociological Review 66: 152-158. 1999 Hout, Michael. Review of The Black-White Test Score Gap by Christopher Jencks and Meredith Phillips. Contemporary Sociology 28:538-541. 1998 Review of Modernization and Postmodernization by Ronald Inglehart. Contemporary Sociology 27: 190-192. 1991 Sniderman, Paul M., Philip E. Tetlock, Donald Green, James Glaser, and Michael Hout.

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“Democratic Values and Mass Publics.” Pp. 120-140 in Reasoning and Choice, edited by Paul M. Sniderman and David Brady. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1989 Review of Causal Inference from Quasi-Experimental Data, by Christopher Achen. American Journal of Sociology: 468-470. 1988 Review of Beyond the Color Line, by Reynolds Farley and Walter Allen. American Journal of Sociology: 695-697. 1987 Review of Gender and Work, by Patricia A. Roos. Contemporary Sociology: 1986 Sobel, Michael E., Michael Hout, and Otis Dudley Duncan. “Saving the Bath Water.” Sociological Methods and Research 14 (Feb.): 271285. 1985 Hout, Michael. “Reply to DeGraaf.” American Journal of Sociology 90 (March): 1083-88. 1982 Review of Linear Panel Analysis, by Ronald Kessler and David Greenberg. Public Opinion Quarterly (Winter): 601-602. 1981 Review of Economics and the Family, edited by Stephen J. Bahr. Contemporary Sociology 10 (July): 539-540. 1976 Knoke, David, and Michael Hout. “Reply to Glenn.” American Sociological Review 41 (October): 905-908.

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings and Conferences (since 2010) 2015 Hout, Michael, Tom W. Smith, and Peter V. Marsden. “The Social Standing of Occupations in the Unites States, 1989-2012.” American Sociological Association, Chicago, 22-25 August 2015. Hout, Michael. “Saint Peter’s Leaky Boat: Falling Intergenerational Persistence Among U.S. Born Catholics Since 1972.” Association for the Sociology of Religion, Chicago, Paul Hanly Furfey Memorial Lecture, 20-22 August 2015. Hout, Michael, Tom W. Smith, and Peter V. Marsden. “The Social Standing of Occupations in the Unites States, 1989-2012.” International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility (RC28), Tilburg University, Netherlands, 28-30 May 2015. 2014 Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “The Social Recession: How Americans Feel About the Economic Recovery, 2012.” Population Association of America, Boston, May 2014. Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “The Social Recession: How Americans Feel About the Economic Recovery, 2012.” American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 2014. 2013 Hout, Michael, “Sustainable Opportunity: How Colleges and Students Are Meeting the Financial Crisis in Higher Education.” American Sociological Association, New York, 10-13 August 2013. Hout, Michael, and Ryan Edwards, “Subjective Health by Single Year of Age.” Population Association of America, New Orleans, 13 April 2013. 2012 Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “Employment, Income, Faith, and Happiness During America’s Great Recession.” Duke conference on religion and inequality. Department of Sociology, Duke University, 13-15 September. Sullivan, Theresa A., and Michael Hout. “Improving the Measurement of Productivity in American Higher Education.” International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility (RC28), University of Virginia, 12-15 August. Hout, Michael, Tom W. Smith, and Peter V. Marsden. “Modernizing the Occupation Variables in the GSS.” International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility (RC28), Hong Kong, 11-13 May. 2011 Hout, Michael, and Avery M. Guest. “The Long View of US and British Occupational Mobility.” International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility (RC28), Iowa City IA, 10-12 August. !8 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

Hout, Michael, and Claude S. Fischer. “American’s Decreasing Religious Affiliations Revisited.” American Academy of Religion, San Francisco, 21 November. 2010 Hout, Michael, and Maia Sieverding. “Women’s Labor Force Participation in Iran, Turkey, Egypt and Morocco: Demographic and Religious Patterns.” International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility (RC28), Haifa Israel, 9-11 May. Hout, Michael, and Maia Sieverding. “Matching Verbal Theory and Regression Models with Applications to the Study of Values in the Middle East & North Africa.” Theoretical and Methodological Issues in the Study of Values in Islamic Countries, Cairo Egypt, 16-18 May.

Invited Lectures (since 2010) 2015 Hout, Michael, Tom W. Smith, and Peter V. Marsden. “The Social Standing of Occupations in the Unites States, 1989-2012.” Brown University, Population Studies and Training Center, 12 March 2015; University of Minnesota, Minnesota Population Center, 22 May. Hout, Michael, and Erin Cumberworth. “The Labor Force State by State Since the Great Recession.” Stanford Center for Poverty and Inequality, 2 February. 2014 Hout, Michael. “Mobility Paradox: How Rising Returns to Education Slow Social Mobility.” Bocconi University, Milan; Department of Policy Analysis and Public Management, 31 October. Hout, Michael, and Claude S. Fischer, “Explaining Why More Americans Have No Religious Preference: Political Backlash and Generational Succession, 1987-2012.” New York University, 29 January 2014; Office of Population Research, Princeton University, 18 February; University of Arizona, Sociology Brownbag, 14 March. Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “The Social Recession: The Immediate and Lasting Effects of the Lagging Economy, 2006-2012.” Cornell University Sociology Department, 31 January; CUNY Graduate Center Sociology Colloquium, 9 May; University of Pennsylvania Sociology Department, 17 September. 2013 Hout, Michael, and Claude S. Fischer, “Americans’ Weakening Ties to Organized Religion, 1973-2012: Generations & Politics.” Pew Research Center, 8 August. Hout, Michael, and Orestes P. Hastings. “The Social Recession: The Immediate and Lasting Effects of the Lagging Economy, 2006-2010.” Population Research Center, University of Texas, Austin, 18 January 2013, and Demography Workshop, NORC, 18 April. 2012 Hout, Michael. “Sustainable Opportunity: How to Pay for Higher Education When the States Do Not.” Department of Sociology, New York University, 1 October 2012 and Center for Research on Educational Opportunity, University of Notre Dame, 8 October. Hout, Michael. “Social and Economic Returns to Higher Education in the United States.” School of Education, Stanford University, 23 May. Hout, Michael and Avery M. Guest. “Occupational Mobility in the 19th and 20th Centuries: USA and Britain Compared.” Department of Sociology. Oxford University, 24 January & Survey Research Center, University of Michigan, 23 October. 2011 Hout, Michael, “Job Loss and Unemployment in the Great Recession.” Committee on National Statistics. Washington DC, 20 October & Joint Degree Program in Sociology and Public Policy. Princeton University, 27 November. Hout, Michael. “Modeling Cohort Trends in Religious Affiliation.” Department of Sociology, University of Toronto. 28 March. 2010 Hout, Michael, “Rationing College Opportunity: Financial Issues for American Students and Their Universities.” American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, 13 November, University of Iowa Institute for Inequality Studies. 23 April & Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock Germany, 23 February.

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Funding (since 2010) 2015-18 NSF, SES 1458922 “A National Data Program for the Social Sciences: The General Social Survey and International Social Survey Programme”, $13,828,994 2013-14 NSF, SES 1260440 “National Data Program for the Social Sciences (GSS)”, $7,168,671 2010-13 NSF, SES 1123510 “Ensuring Legacy Data Access & Dissemination: Occupational Coding in the GSS”, $500,000 2009-13 NSF, SES 824618 “National Data Program for the Social Sciences (GSS)”, $13,197,124 2008-12 NICHD (NIH), R21 HD056581 “Berkeley Population Center”, $1,150,625

Fellowships 2007-08 Visiting Scholar, Office of Population Research, Princeton University 1996-97 Russell Sage Foundation Visiting Fellowship 1991 University College, Dublin, Ireland, Visiting Professor of Sociology (summer) 1985-86 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship “Occupational Mobility in Ireland” 1983-84 University College, Dublin, Ireland, Visiting Professor of Sociology 1972-76 National Institute of Mental Health Graduate Student Training Fellowship

Professional Memberships American Academy of Arts and Sciences (elected) American Philosophical Society (elected) American Sociological Association Sections: Education; Methodology; Population; Poverty, Inequality & Mobility; Religion International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility (RC28) National Academy of Sciences (elected) Population Association of America Sociological Research Association (elected)

Professional Service Editorial Boards Demography, 2010-13 Annual Review of Sociology, 2004-09; guest: 2011, 2012 Sociology of Education, 2001-04; 2010-2013 American Sociological Review, 1995-98 Research in Stratification and Mobility, 1989-94; 2005- American Journal of Sociology, 1986-88 Sociological Methods and Research, 1976-94 Sociological Methodology, 1978-80 Other National Academy of Sciences, The American Opportunity Study Steering Committee, chair, 2015- National University of Ireland, University College, Dublin, External Visiting Committee, 2016 Minnesota Population Center, University of Minnesota, External Review Committee, 2011 National Academy of Sciences, Committee on National Statistics, 2010- National Academy of Sciences, Board on Testing and Assessment, 2009-10 National Academy of Sciences, Panel on Productivity in American Higher Education, 2010-12 National Academy of Sciences, Panel on Test-Based Incentives and Accountability in Public Education, 2006-10 (chair) Department of Sociology, UCLA, External Review Committee, 2006 National Academy of Sciences, Committee to Evaluate the New Citizenship Test, 2004-05 International IPUMS, Board of Overseers, 2004-06 Department of Sociology, Northwestern University, External Review Committee, 2002 General Social Survey, Board of Overseers, 1992-2001 [Board Chair, 1997-2001] !10 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

Panel Study of Income Dynamics, Board of Overseers, 1992-1994 Department of Sociology, University of Arizona, External Review Committee, 1992 Department of Sociology, UCSD, External Review Committee, 1991

Elected and Appointed Offices National Academy of Sciences Class membership committee (elected), 2015 NRC liaison for Section 53, 2011- Nominating Committee, 2009-2010 Section 53, chair (elected), 2008-2011 Class membership committee (elected), 2006 American Sociological Association Task Force on Social Media, 2015 Program Committee, 2014 Task Force on Electronic Publication, member, 2007-09 Publications Committee, Member (elected), 2005-08, chair 2007-08 Section on Education, Chair (elected), 2007 Section on Population, Best paper committee, chair, 2009 ASA Council, At-large Member (elected), 1997-2001 Methodology Section: Chair (elected) 1997-99, Executive Board (elected), 1988-90 Program Committee (appointed), 1990 and 1991 Task Force on Journals and Inclusiveness (appointed), 2000-02 International Sociological Association Research Committee on Stratification and Mobility President (elected), 1998-2002 Executive Board (elected), 1989-94 Sociological Research Association President (elected), 2006-07 Executive Board (elected), 2001-06 Population Association of America Board of Directors (elected), 2013-2015 Program Committee, 1988

Courses Taught New York University Advanced Seminar: Social Change {Spring 2016} American Social Change {Spring 2014} Higher Education in the USA {Spring 2015} Applied Quantitative Analysis-II {Spring 2014, Spring 2015, Spring 2016}

University of California, Berkeley Sociology 5: Evaluation of Evidence {Fall 1994, Fall 1995, Fall 1997, Spring 2000, Spring 2001, Fall 2001, Fall 2002, Fall 2003, Fall 2004, Fall 2005} Sociology 24: Evaluating the Presidential Election Polls (Freshman Seminar) {Fall 1992, Fall 1998, Fall 2000} Sociology 105: Introduction to Quantitative Methods {Fall 1986, Fall 1988} Sociology 107: Computer Applications in Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis {Summer 1992, Summer 1993}

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Sociology 126: World Population {Spring 1986, Spring 1988} Sociology 130: Social Stratification {Fall 1985, Fall 1987, Spring 2005, Fall 2006} Sociology 186: Irish Society {Spring 1987} Sociology 190: Social Mobility (Senior Seminar) {Spring 1987} Sociology 190: Consequences of Social Inequality (Senior Seminar) {Spring 2006} Sociology H190(A&B): Senior Honors Seminar {Fall 1998, Spring 1999} Sociology 271b: Intro to Quantitative Methods {Spring 1985 - Spring 1991 (each year), Spring 2001 (redesigned course), Spring 2002, Spring 2006, Spring 2007, Spring 2009, Spring 2010; Fall 2011; Fall 2012} Sociology 271c: Intermediate Quantitative Methods {Fall 1989- Fall 1994 (each year), Fall 2001, Fall 2002 (redesigned course, now required), Fall 2003; Fall 2006, Fall 2008, Fall 2009, Fall 2010; Spring 2012; Spring 2013} Sociology 272d: Advanced Quantitative Methods; Limited Dependent Variables {Spring 2004, Fall 2005, Spring 2011} Sociology 280G: Advanced Social Stratification {Fall 1987, Fall 1992, Fall 1993, Fall 1995, Fall 1997, Spring 2000} Sociology 290: Social Inequality Workshop {Fall 2003-Spring 2004 (year-long; new course), Spring 2005} Demography 296: Advanced Social Research {Spring 2010; Fall 2012} Graduate Students Supervised New York University Dissertations Chaired, date of degree {current employment} Dissertations other chairs (Sociology) Peter Rich, 2016 (expected) Jacob Faber, 2015 {Princeton University, postdoc} Abigail Weitzman, 2015 {University of Michigan, postdoc} Dissertations other departments

University of California, Berkeley Dissertations Chaired, date of degree {current employment} Nora Broege, 2015 (expected) Noli Brazil, 2013 {University of Southern California, postdoc} Sarah K. Cowen, 2013 {New York University} Daniel Laurison, 2013 {London School of Economics, postdoc} Maria Carolina Tomas, 2012 {Federal University of Minas Gerais} Alexander Janus, 2012 {University of Glasgow} Rachel Best, 2012 {University of Michigan} Anita Mathur, 2008 {Consultant} Aliya Saperstein, 2008 {Stanford University} Christel Kesler, 2007 {Barnard College/Columbia University} Harold Toro, 2007 {University of New Mexico} Bryan Sykes, 2007 {UC-Irvine} Lynnéa Stephen, 2007 {deceased} Christine Carter, 2007 {Greater Good Science Center, UC-Berkeley} Emily Beller, 2006 {Government Accountability Office, Seattle} Caroline Hanley, 2006 {College of William & Mary} Jon Stiles, 2006 {UC-Berkeley, Director of D-Lab}

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Aaron Gullickson, 2004 {University of Oregon} Mellisa Wilde, 2002 {University of Pennsylvania} Lisa Chavez, 2001 {UC Berkeley, Berkeley Law} Karolyn Tyson, 1999 {University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill} Tally Katz-Gerro, 1999 {University of Haifa} Aziza Khazoom, 1998 {Indiana University} Michelle Motoyoshi, 1998 {Ohlone for Kids, Fremont CA} Richard Arum, 1996 {New York University} Clem Brooks, 1994 {Indiana University, Bloomington} Rebecca Gradolph Abravanel, 1994 {self-employed, Albany CA} Youngmin Yun, 1994 {self-employed, Seoul, South Korea} Eleanor O. Bell, 1992 {Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle} Dissertations other chairs (Sociology) Michelle Rossi, 2015 [Kristen Luker, chair] Christopher Sullivan, 2013 {Fresno State University} [Tom Gold, chair] Ellis Monk, 2013 [Loic Wacquant, chair] {University of Chicago} Maggie Frye, 2013 [Jennifer Johnson-Hanks & Ann Swidler, co-chairs] {Princeton University} Maia Sieverding, 2013 [Jennifer Johnson Hanks, chair] {UCSF} Manata Hashemi, 2012 [Martín Sanchez Jankowski, chair] {Georgetown University, postdoc} Corey Abramson, 2012 [Martín Sanchez Jankowski, chair] {University of Arizona} Taekjin Shin, 2009 [Neil Fligstein, chair] {University of Illinois, Champagne-Urbana} Andrew Penner, 2008 [Neil Fligstein, chair] {UC-Irvine} Katrinell M. Davis, 2008 [Margaret Weir, chair] {University of Vermont} Erendira Rueda, 2008 [Barrie Thorne, chair] {Vassar College} Shannon Gleeson, 2008 [Margaret Weir, chair] {Cornell University} Jon Norman, 2007 [Claude Fischer, chair] {Loyola Chicago} Jennifer Sherman, 2006 [Raka Ray, chair] {Washington State University} Elizabeth Drogin, 2005 [Arlie Hochschild, chair] {Duke University} Carolyn Chen, 2001 [Ann Swidler, chair] {UC-Berkeley (Department of Ethnic Studies)} Eric Brown, 2000 [Troy Duster, chair] Kamau Birago, 2000 [Troy Duster, chair] {Connecticut College} Lorenza Hall, 2000 [Troy Duster, chair] {Mark Morris Associates} Sean O’Riain, 1999 [Michael Burawoy, chair] {National University of Ireland, Maynooth} Charlotte Chiu, 1998 [Neil Fligstein, chair] {self-employed} Daniel P. Dohan, 1997 [Martín Sánchez-Jankowski, chair] {UCSF} John Levi Martin, 1997 [Ann Swidler, chair] {University of Chicago} Jeff Manza, 1996 [Jerry Karabel, chair] {New York University} Theordore P. Gerber, 1995 [Victoria Bonnell, chair] {University of Wisconsin} Larry Shinagawa, 1994 [Troy Duster, chair] {Ithaca College} Brian Rich, 1993 [Michael Burawoy, chair] {Transylvania University} Susan Thistle, 1992 [Kristin Luker, chair] {Northwestern University} Xiaowei Zang, 1992 [Thomas Gold, chair] {University of Sheffield (UK)} Martin Gilens, 1991 [Neil Smelser, chair] {Princeton University (Politics)} Paul T. Johnston, 1990 [Michael Burawoy, chair] {New Citizen, Salinas} Stephen Small, 1989 [Troy Duster, chair] {UC Berkeley (Department of Afro-American Studies)} Melanie Archer, 1988 [Claude S. Fischer, chair] {lawyer in private practice} Dissertations other departments Travis Johnston, 2015 (Political Science) [Eric Schickler, chair] Jackie Bass, 2015 (Political Science) [Laura Stoker, chair] {Harvard, Safra Center for Ethics, postdoc} Patricia Newsome, 2010 (Graduate School of Education) [Bernard Gifford, chair] {MD & Assoc., Sacramento} Melissa Fujimoto Perkins, 2010 (Graduate School of Education) [Bruce Fuller, chair] Luke Ssemakula, 2009 (Graduate Theological Union) [Jerome Baggett, chair] {Catholic Diocese, Oakland CA} Yumiko Kamiya, 2006 (Demography) [Ron Lee, chair] {United Nations Population Division} !13 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

Ben Bowyer, 2005 (Political Science) [Jack Citrin, chair] {Santa Clara U.} Gustavo Bobonis, 2005 (Economics) [Ted Miguel, chair] {U of Toronto} Laik Teh, 2004 (Graduate School of Education) [Mark Wilson, chair] {Inst. of Education, Singapore} Gretchen Stockmayer, 2004 (Demography) [Ken Wachter, chair] {CEDA, Berkeley} Douglas Strand, 2003 (Political Science) [Merrill Shanks, chair] {?} Mario Delci, 2002 (Graduate School of Education) [David Stern, chair]{Mass. Dept. of Higher Educ.} Mary Charlotte Chandler, 2001 (Graduate Theological Union) [John Coleman, chair] {Center for the Study of the Religious Life} Benjamin Highton, 1998 (Political Science) [Raymond Wolfinger, chair] {UC Davis} Marc David Seidel, 1997 (Business Administration) [Glenn Carroll, chair] {U. of British Columbia} Joshua Goldstein, 1996 (Demography) [Ron Lee, chair] {UC-Berkeley (Department of Demography)} Debra L. Blackwell, 1995 (Demography) [Kenneth Wachter, chair] {National Center for Health Statistics} James Wade, 1993 (Business Administration) [Glenn Carroll, chair] {Emory U.} Anand Swaminathan, 1992 (Business Administration) [Glenn Carroll, chair] {UC Davis} James Barnett, 1989 (Business Administration) [Glenn Carroll, chair] {Stanford} Warren Boeker, 1986 (Business Administration) [Glenn Carroll, chair] {U Washington} Jonathan Krasno, 1992 (Political Science) [Raymond Wolfinger, chair] {Binghamton (SUNY)} James M. Glaser, 1990 (Political Science) [Raymond Wolfinger, chair] {Tufts} Edward L. (Ted) Lascher, Jr., 1990 (Political Science) [Raymond Wolfinger, chair] {CSU Sacramento} Deborah Lee Balk, 1991 (Demography) [Ronald Lee, chair] {CUNY} Rebecca Payne, 1991 (Education) [David Stern, chair] {Oakland Unified School District}

Masters Theses Casey Homans, 2013 (1st reader) Shad Small, 2013 (1st reader) Orestes P. (Pat) Hastings, 2013 (1st reader) Lianna Prescott, 2013 (1st reader) Kuen Bok Lee, 2013 (1st reader) Siyu Yu, 2013 (2nd reader) Julia Kite, 2012 (2nd reader) Rebecca Elliott, 2011 (2nd reader) Alisa Szatrowski, 2010 (1st reader) Maria Carolina Tomas, 2010 (1st reader) Lauren Beresford, 2010 (2nd reader) Maia Sieverding, 2010 (2nd reader) Jennifer Schradie, 2009 (2nd reader) Teresa Gonzales, 2009 (2nd reader) Maggie Frye, 2009 (2nd reader) Kate Mason, 2008 (1st reader) Sarah Cowen, 2008 (2nd reader) Sarah Garrett, 2007 (1st reader) Rachel Best, 2007 (2nd reader) Naomi Hsu, 2007 (2nd reader) Daniel Laurison, 2007 (1st reader) Corey Abramson, 2006 (2nd reader) Kristen Gray, 2006 (1st reader) Adam Reich, 2006 (1st reader) Laura Mangels, 2006 (1st reader) Christopher Sullivan, 2005 (1st reader) Bryan Sykes, 2005 (2nd reader) Sarah Staveteig, 2004 (1st reader) Aliya Saperstein, 2004 (1st reader) Marcel Paret, 2004 (2nd reader) Benjamin Moodie, 2004 (2nd reader) !14 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

Shannon Gleeson, 2004 (1st reader) Luke Dauter, 2004 (2nd reader) Christine Carter, 2003 (1st reader) Rachel Sullivan, 2003 (2nd reader) Pete Younkin, 2003 (2nd reader) Anna Wetterberg, 2003 (2nd reader) Taek-jin Shin, 2003 (2nd reader) Aaron Gullickson, 2002 (1st reader) Elizabeth Drogin, 2002 (2nd reader) Andrew Penner, 2002 (2nd reader) Keyvan Kashkooli, 2002 (2nd reader) Emily Beller, 2001 (1st reader) Christel Kesler, 2001 (1st reader) Katrinell M. Davis, 2001 (1st reader) Caroline Hanley, 2000 (2nd reader) Cid Martinez, 2000 (2nd reader) Erendira Rueda, 2000 (2nd reader) Anita Mathur, 2000 (1st reader) Cinzia Solari, 2000 (2nd reader) Melissa Wilde, 1999 (2nd reader)

University of Arizona Dissertations chaired Charles M. Brody, 1981 {University of North Carolina, Charlotte} S. Philip Morgan, 1980 {University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill} Carolyn S. White, 1980{University of Illinois (retired)} Dissertations other chairs Lawrence Santi, 1982 [Otis Dudley Duncan, chair] {DK} Douglas Sloane, 1981 [Maynard Erikson, chair] {University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing} Hendrick Stronkhorst, 1980 [Robert L. Hamblin, chair] {European Science Foundation} Brian L. Pitcher, 1979 [Robert L. Hamblin, chair] {Washington State University} James A. McRae, Jr., 1979 [Otis Dudley Duncan, chair] {DK} Mark Warr, 1979 [Gary Jensen, chair] {University of Texas, Austin} David Wismann, 1978 [Jerry L. L. Miller, chair] {DK}

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Departmental Administration New York University 2015-16 Search and Recruitment Committee, co-chair 2013- Director, Center for Advanced Social Science Research (CASSR) 2013-14 Interim Director, Advanced Quantitative Research Masters Program (AQR) University of California, Berkeley 2008-present Department of Demography, chair 2011-present Computer and technology officer 2009-10 Graduate Curriculum Review 2009-10 Graduate Admissions 2008-09 Prizes 2006-07 Graduate Admissions 2005-06 Senior Search Committee 2004-05 Graduate Admissions 2003-04 Faculty Search Committee 2003-present Graduate Group in Sociology and Demography, chair 2002-03 Committee on Academic Progress (fall) Departmental Awards (spring) 2001-02 Graduate Admissions 2000-01 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 1999-2000 Junior Search (fall) Graduate Admissions (spring) 1998-99 Theory/Religion/Culture Search 1997-98 Committee on Academic Progress/ 1995-96 Political Sociology Search, chair (fall) Graduate Admissions (spring) 1994-95 Committee on Academic Progress/Graduate Curriculum Committee 1993-94 Committee on Academic Progress/Graduate Curriculum Committee, chair 1992-93 Personnel Committee 1991-92 Teaching Committee, chair 1988-91 Department Chair 1987-88 Committee on Academic Progress, chair 1986-87 Personnel Committee 1985-86 Personnel Committee 1984-85 Graduate Admissions Committee University of Arizona 1982-83 Faculty Recruitment Committee, chair 1979-81 Executive Committee, junior member, elected 1979-80 Faculty Recruitment Committee

Campus Administration University of California, Berkeley 2010-12 Dean’s Committee on Institute for Integrative Social Science (IISS) 2010-12 Committee on Admissions, Educational Preparation, and Enrollment (AEPE) 2009 Ad Hoc Committee to review the Survey Research Center 2008-09 Committee on Admissions, Educational Preparation, and Enrollment (AEPE) 2007-present Berkeley Population Center, director 2006-07 Political Science Departmental Review, Academic Senate Liaison 2005-07 Berkeley Diversity Research Initiative, Executive Board 2003-07 Committee on Academic Planning and Resource Allocation (CAPRA) 2002-03 Executive Committee, Institute of Industrial Relations 2001-02 Chair, Search Committee for Director of Institute of Industrial Relations 2000 Ad Hoc Committee to Review the Chicano Latino Policy Project, Chair 1999-2001 Chair, Social Science ORU Council 1998-99 Executive Committee, Institute of Industrial Relations !16 Curriculum Vitae: Michael Hout

1998 Ad Hoc Committee to Review the Department of Anthropology 1997-99 Committee on Research 1997-98 Earthquake Planning, Southwest Precinct 1993 Academic Planning Committee, Ad Hoc Committee on the Social Sciences 1993-96 Senate Committee on the Protection of Human Subjects 1992-98 Director, Survey Research Center 1992-96 Executive Committee, Institute of Industrial Relations, chair 1992-94 Executive Committee, Institute for Personality and Social Research 1992-94 Senate Committee on the Quantitative Reasoning Requirement 1991-92 Ad Hoc Committee on Social Science Computing, chair 1988 Ad Hoc Committee to Review the Department of Statistics 1988-89 Executive Committee, Survey Research Center

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