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May 2007
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NAME: Davor Jedlicka
PRESENT POSITION: Professor of Sociology
WORK ADDRESS: The University of Texas at Tyler
3900 University Blvd.
Tyler, TX. 75799
TELEPHONE: Office: (903) 566-7428
Home: (903) 581-4139
DATE OF BIRTH: August 3, 1945
CITIZENSHIP: U.S.A.
LANGUAGE FACILITY: Fluent in Serbo-Croatian. Reading and
translating
ability in Social Science Russian. Some
conversational ability in Japanese.
EDUCATION:
Jan 1993-May 1999 Ph.D. in Family Therapy, Texas Woman’s
University.
Dissertation entitled: “Conflict Resolution Tactics and
Marital Role Consistency: Implications for Counseling
with International Couples.” (Glen Jennings, Chair).
1972-1975 Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Hawaii
Dissertation entitled: “Ethnic Serial Marriages in
Hawaii: Application
of Sequential Preference Model.”
(James A. Palmore, Chairman)
1969-1971 M.A. in Sociology, University of Hawaii Theses
entitled: “Immigrant Pull Model: A Study of Japanese
Movement to Hawaiian Islands.” (Linton Freeman,
Chairman)
1968-1969 B.A. in Sociology, University of Hawaii
1964-1967 Foothill Community College, Los Altos Hill,
California
ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH POSITIONS:
September 1997 to Present Sociology Program Coordinator.
The University of Texas at Tyler
September 1990 to Present Professor of Sociology,
Department of Social Sciences, The University of Texas
at Tyler
September 1982 to 1990 Associate Professor of Sociology,
with tenure, Department of Social Sciences, The
University of Texas at Tyler
January 1976 to August 1982 Assistant Professor,
Department of Sociology, University of Georgia
January 1976 to May 1978 Director of Sociology Data
Analysis Center, University of Georgia. Staff included
programmer, graduate assistants, and electronic data
processing clerks
April 1978 to August 1982 Member of Honors Faculty,
University of Georgia
January 1975 to December 1975 Program Coordinator and
Research Statistician for the statewide Health
Surveillance Program, Department of Health, State of
Hawaii
September 1971 to February 1975 Staff Researcher.
East-West Center Population
Institute
1970-1972 Regular guest lecturer, Ethnic Studies
Program, University of Hawaii
1969-1971 Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology,
University of Hawaii
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
September 2001 – May 2007 Volunteer counselor for the
American Red Cross.
January 1998 - April 1999 Volunteer counselor and case
worker, Longview
Youth Shelter
Summer 1998 Service Assistant with Sabine Valley Center.
Conducted skill training for troubled children.
January - May 1998 Volunteer with Sabine Valley home
visitation
program. Duties included home and school
visitations to work with troubled children and
their families.
1997 Volunteer family therapist at Child and Family
Psychiatric Clinic, The University of Texas
Health Center at Tyler.
July 1996 to December 1996 Intern at Brain Injury
Rehabilitation Center, Nevada, Texas Texas. Worked with
patients individually, in families, and in groups.
Supervisor: Martha S. William’s, Ph.D.
May 1996 to December 1996 Student Counselor: Galaxy
Counseling Center, Garland, Texas. Experience with
individual, family, and play therapy. Supervisor:
Rosalie Otters, LSW- ACP, LMFT.
August 1995 to May 1996 Student Therapist: Family
Therapy Clinic, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas.
Supervisors: Frank Thomas, Ph.D., LMFT, and Glen
Jennings, Ed.D., LMFT, LPC.
RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS:
2005 Certified as a provider of continuing education by
the Texas State Boards of Examiners of 1) Social Workers
2) Licensed Professional Counselors, and 3) Marriage and
Family Therapists.
2004 UT System Telecampus grant for training at MIT on
designing Internet classes. Symposia and workshops on
"Creating and Sustaining Online Learning Communities."
March 22 –26, 2004. Will conduct workshops for the UT
Telecampus in 2004 and 2005.
2003 UT Telecampus grant to develop an online, graduate
course on "Internet Communities."
1999 Admitted into the Legacy Circle of the National
Council on Family Relations for 25 years of membership.
Annual Meeting, Irvine, California. November.
1989-1990 Harper and Row Publishers Outright Grantee for
Family Research
1988-1989 Co-director and grantee, U.S. Department of
Education, Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad,
“Modernization and Education in Yugoslavia”
1988 Special Research Stipend for study of
“International Marriages.”
1986-1987 Harper and Row Publishers outright grant for
book preparation
1984-1985 Hudnall Professorship Award for study of
Energy and Society
1983-1985 United States Department of Commerce, Sea
Grant for research on coastal population of Texas
1982 Faculty Research Grant for study of Mate Selection
1978-1981 United States Department of Commerce, Sea
Grant for research on coastal
population of Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas
1979-1980 Fulbright-Hays Award for research and
lectureship in Yugoslavia
1978 National Science Foundation, co-Investigator with
Linton Freeman, principal investigator, Lehigh
University, Pennsylvania: Application of Electronic
Information Exchange System
1977 National Science Foundation Grant for
under-graduate research participation in sociology
LICENSE AND CERTIFICATION
2004 Certified for completing the Crisis Response Team
training.
Texas Department of Public Safety.
2003 Certified for completion of training Blackboard
Training System.
Faculty training for Course Development and Instruction.
UT Telecampus.
2000- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Texas
Board of Examiners of
Marriage and Family Therapist.
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
2007 - Member Editorial Board of Family Science Review.
2004-05 Conducted a regional workshop for mental health
providers. Topic:
"Affinograpphs: A New Method for Family Assessment."
Tyler, TX, June.
2003 Resource Person: Social Work Theory and Practice.
Interuniversity Center, Dubrovnik, Croatia.
2001 -2007 Member Editorial Board of Journal of Teaching
in Marriage and Family
1999 Participant: “Human Rights and Medicine”
postgraduate seminar at the Inter University Center,
Dubrovnik. June/July
1993-1998 Occasional guest lecturer: Department of
Family Sciences, Texas
Woman’s University, Denton, Texas. Invited by Glen
Jennings, Ed.D.
1990-1993 Board Member: Texas Council on Family
Relations
1992 Organizer/Chair: Race and Family Policy Workshop.
Groves Conference, Washington, D.C., March
1985-1989 Co-director with George J. Stolnitz, Indiana
University: Seminar in Demographic Trends and Population
Policy held at the Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik,
Yugoslavia
1987 Discussion Leader: “Teaching Sociology of the
Family” National Social Science Association, Dallas,
Texas, October
1986 Organized and conducted 20 hours of Continuing
Medical Education
seminars. Accredited by the A.M.A. and sponsored by The
University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston
1985 Member: Local Arrangements committee for the
National Council of Family Relations Meeting in Dallas,
Texas, November
Organizer/Chair: Roundtable: Issues in Energy,
Technology, and Policy. Mid-South Sociological
Association, Little Rock, Arkansas, October
Guest Lecturer: Wageningen Agricultural University, The
Netherlands, June
1984 Elected: Executive Board Member of the Southwestern
Fulbright Alumni Association, Louisiana State
University, October
1982 Workshop Leader: National Council on Family
Relations, Washington, D.C.
1981 Rapporteur: National Sea Grant Social Science
Workshop, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
1979-1989 Grant Referee: National Sea Grant Program,
Washington, D.C.
1979 Organizer: Seminars on Population Redistribution
and Socioeconomic Development at Inter-University Center
in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia. Partially supported by Ford
Foundation
1978 Chairman: Registration Committee for the Population
Association of America Conference in Atlanta, Georgia,
April
1976-Present Journals Refereed:
Demography Family Relations
Health Reports (Statistics-Canada) Human Organizations
Journal of Marriage and the Family Social Biology
Social Networks Social Problems
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
1982-Present. Courses taught at the University of Texas
at Tyler:
GRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE
Applied Sociology Majority and Minority
Directed Graduate Internships & Independent Study
Marriage and the Family
Energy and Society Medical Sociology
Family Theories and Methods Multicultural Studies
Family Services Sex Roles
Human Development Social Change
Intercultural Studies Survey/Introductory
Methods of Social Research
Social Problems: 1) Family Violence 2) Capital
Punishment
Internet Communities (All online course)
1976-1982 Directed and served as a member of
dissertation committees
1981 Conducted workshops on “Classroom Simulation” as a
staff member of the Georgia Teaching Workshops, Atlanta,
Georgia, February
1978 Participant: American Sociological Association
Workshop, on Teaching Undergraduate Sociology,
Tallahassee, Florida, May
1977-1982 Directed Undergraduate Research Program
Courses taught at the University of Georgia:
GRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE
Race Relations Marriage and the Family
Marriage and the Family Race Relations
Methods of Social Research Introductory Sociology
Sociological Theory Methods of Social Research
Computer Applications Sociological Theory
Research in Demography Independent Research- Honors
Program
Field Research
REFEREED PUBLICATIONS:
Forthcoming Accepted for publication, “Using the
Homebook Method for Teaching for Teaching Graduate
Courses in Social Sciences,” National Social Science
Journal.
Forthcoming “Helping Couples Find Family Therapy
Online”, In Daniel Eckstein (Ed.)
book on helping families cope.
2006 D. Jedlicka and M. Stadelmann. “ The Future of the
Textbook: A Study of Student Reactions to the Homebook
and Traditional Textbook.” National Social Science
Journal, 25(2), 2006, p. 58-63.
2005 Jedlicka, D. Ethnicity, Society, and the
Individual. El Cajon, CA: National Social Science Press.
(21 chapters in homebook format).
2003 Jedlicka, D. "Ethnic Relations in the United States
Since 1945." In Jerry Baydo, editor, ¬¬Modern America
Examined: A Reader. El Cajon, CA: National Social
Science Press
2002 Jedlicka, D. and G. Jennings. "Supervising Marital
Therapy on the Internet," Professional Issues in
Counseling. Summer 2002, http://unx1.shsu.edu/~piic/summer2002
2001 Jedlicka, D. and G. Jennings. “Marital Therapy on
the Internet,” Journal of
Technology in Counseling, 2(1). http://jtc.colstate.edu
2000 Jedlicka D., “Globalization of Romance: Love and
Marriage in the Global
Village,” Family Science Review 13(4), 28-38.
1999 Jedlicka D., “The Role of the Pedagogy and
Education in Diminution of Interethnic Tensions,”
(translated into Croatian), Napredak 140 (4), 417-424.
1991 Jedlicka, D., “Ethnic Consistency in Remarriage,”
Family Perspective
25 (3):237-245.
1991 Kephart, William M., and D. Jedlicka, Family,
Society, and the Individual, 7th edition. New York:
Harper and Row Publishers.
1988 Kephart, William M., and D. Jedlicka, Family,
Society, and the Individual,
6th edition. New York: Harper and Row Publishers.
1987 Jedlicka, D., and I.E. Robinson, “Fear of Venereal
Disease and Other Constraints on Premarital Coitus,” The
Journal of Sex Research. August.
391-396.
1985 Jedlicka, D., “Formal Mate Selection Networks in
the United States,”
Reprinted in L. Cargan, Marriage and Family, Belmont,
California: Wadsworth Publishing Company, pp. 102-107.
Robinson, Ira E., and D. Jedlicka, “Changes in Sexual
Attitudes and
Behavior of College Students from 1965 to 1985: A
Research Note,” Reprinted in Brent C. Miller and David
H. Olson, editors Family Studies
Review Yearbook, Beverly Hills, California: Sage
Publications, Inc.
1985 Jedlicka, D., “Sex Inequality in Marriage and Work
as a Consequence of Age Differences at Marriage,”
LaVerne D. Knezek, Marjie C. Barrnett and
Shelia K. Collins (eds.), Women and Work, The University
of Texas at Arlington, Women and Work Research &
Resource Center.
1984 Jedlicka, D., “Indirect Parental Influence on Mate
Choice,”
Journal of Marriage and the Family, February, pp. 65-70.
1982 Robinson, Ira E., and D. Jedlicka, “Sexual
Attitudes and Behavior of
College Students, 1980: A Research Note,: Journal of
Marriage and the
Family, 44 (1):237-240.
1981 Jedlicka, D., “Automated Go-Betweens: Mate
Selections of Tomorrow?:
Family Relations, 30 (July), pp. 373-376.
1980 Jedlicka, D., “Formal Mate Selection Networks in
the United States,”
Family Relations, (April), pp. 199-203.
Jedlicka, D., “Population Redistribution and
Socioeconomic Development,: Geojournal, 4 (4):377-380.
Jedlicka, D., “A Test of Psychoanalytic Theory of Mate
Selection,”
The Journal of Social Psychology, (December), pp.
292-299.
1979 Jedlicka, D., “Suicide and Adaptation to Aging,”
Aging International,
6 (3), p. 23.
Jedlicka, D., “Sex Inequality in Marriage and Work,”
Socioloski Pregled.
A Journal of Yugoslav Sociological Association, 13
(3):89-93.
Jedlicka, D., “Opportunities, Information Networks and
International
Migration Streams,” Social Networks, 1 (February), pp.
277-284.
Jedlicka, D., “Mate Selection in Absence of Face-to-Face
Relations,”
pp. 181-185 in Mark Cook and Glen Wilson (eds.), Love
and Attraction,
Pergamon Press, Oxford.
1978 Kees De Hoog, and D. Jedlicka, “Life der per
Advertentie,” pp. 53-58 in
Hilde de Hann and Ed van der Wolk (eds.), De
Problematische Liefde,
Amsterdam: Intermediaiar Press.
Jedlicka, D., “Sex Inequality, Aging and Innovation in
Preferential Mate
Selection,” Family Coordinator, April, pp. 137-140.
1977 Shinn, Yongsock, D. Jedlicka and E.S. Lee,
“Homicides Among Blacks,”
Phylon, 38 (December), pp. 398-407.
Kees de Hoog and D. Jedlicka, “Partnerbemiddling in
Nederland en de
Veringi Staten,” Intermedair, 6, (February), pp-15-19.
1975 Read, John, E.S. Lee, D. Jedlicka, and Y. Shin,
“Trends in Black Health”, Phylon, 38 (December), pp.
448-455.
Jedlicka, D., E.S. Lee and Y. Shin, “Suicide Among
Blacks,” Phylon,
38 (December), pp 448-455.
1975 Jedlicka, D., “Sequential Analysis of Perceived
Commitment to Partners
in Premarital Coitus,” Journal of Marriage and Family,
37 (May), pp
385-390.
PUBLISHED PROCEEDING, TECHNICAL REPORTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS
2004 Prepared a report for UT Telecampus, "Summary of
2004 Learning International Networks Consortium." MIT
Conference on distance learning.
2001 Jedlicka, D. “The Use of Genographs in Family
Assessment of Serial
Monogamy.” Abstract. Connections. 23(1), 135.
1994 Jedlicka, d. and Weiss, P. East Texas Experience: A
Reader in
Cultural Diversity and Social Change compiled student
papers.
The University of Texas at Tyler.
1990 Jedlicka, D. Book Review: Toch, A. and Adams, K.
The Disturbed Violent Behavior. Reviewed in Deviant
Behavior, 11, 2, Apr-June, 200-201.
1986 Jedlicka, D., “Population Redistribution and Global
Population Policy,”
Demographic Trends and Population Policy, Selected
Conference Papers,
Inter-University Center, Dubrovnik.
1985 Jedlicka, D. and Katunaric, V., “Measured Changes
in Social Distance as an Outcome of Higher Education
Experience,” Improving University Teaching: Contributed
Papers, Utrecht: The State University of Utrecht, July,
pp. 842-851.
Jedlicka, D., “Parents Who Disapprove of a Son’s
Marriage”: By request
of the editors of Medical Aspects of Human Sexuality,
19(5), p 206.
1981 Jedlicka, D., A Demographic Study of Coastal
Counties of Georgia,
1790-1980, Technical Report Series, No. 81-3, Georgia
Marine
Science Center, Skidway Island, Georgia, 28 pages.
1981 Hsung, Ray-May and D. Jedlicka, “Coastal Farming
and Fishing in the Southern United States,” in Gerald C.
Wheelock (ed.), Proceedings of
the Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists, pp.
47-1 to 47-9.
1978 Jedlicka, D. and S. Mabry, “Simulation in Teaching
Race Relations,:
pp 161-164, in Nancy Roberts, editor, N.A.S.A.G.A.
Proceeding of the
16th Annual Conference, North American Simulation and
Gaming Association.
Jedlicka, D., “Occupational Opportunities and Migration:
A Proposed Predictive Model,” Mid-South Sociological
Proceedings, Center for
Social Service and Research, Northeast Louisiana
University,
2 (November), pp. 229-231
1978 Jedlicka, D., “Children in Hawaii: An Analysis of
Some Sociodemographic Characteristics from Hawaii Health
Survey, 1972-74” R&S Report, Department of Health, State
of Hawaii, Issue No. 9, (February), 20 pages.
1975 Kawaguchi, Paul T. and D. Jedlicka, “A Study of
Illiteracy Provisions of the Federal Voting Rights Act
and Its Application to the Hawaii Electorate,” R&S
Report, Department of Health, State of Hawaii,
Issue No. 6, (December), 12 pages
Jedlicka, D., “Estimates of Interstate Population
movement for Hawaii Counties: A Migration Study from
Hawaii Health Survey, 1971-74, “Population Report, State
of Hawaii, Issue No. 4, (December), 25 pages.
SOME SPONSORED OR INVITED PRESENTATIONS:
2004 "The Future of Online Education." Training
workshop, sponsored by UT Telecampus."
2001 “Ethics and Counseling on the Internet.” Workshop,
Centennial Homecoming Celebration. Texas Woman’s
University. Denton. April
2000 “From Ethnic Harmony to Genocide in Bosnia.”
Meeting of the North Texas Chapter of the Fulbright
Association.
1999 “The role of Education in Reducing Interethnic
Tensions,” Paper presented by invitation of the Croatian
Sociological Association University of Zagreb, June
1998 “Computers, the Internet and Relationship
Enhancement,” workshop at the conference on Successful
Relationships in Couples, in Families between Friends
and at Work. University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona,
March.
1990 “Socioeconomic Correlates of AIDS.” Southwest China
Medical University, Chengdu
1986 “Coastal Population of Texas” paper presented by
invitation, Sea Grant Conference, Texas A&M University,
May.
1985 “Petroleum Networks,” Hundall sponsored paper
presented at the annual meeting of the International
Network for Social Networks Analysis, West Palm Beach,
Florida, February.
1984 “Dating, Mating, and the School,” Region VIII
In-service for Teachers, Mt. Pleasant, Texas, August.
1981 “Coastal Farming and Fishing the Southern United
States (with Ray May Hsung), Southern Association of
Agriculture Scientists, Atlanta, Georgia.
1980 “Population Redistribution Along Coastal Regions of
the United States, 1940- 1970,” presented by Ray May
Hsung, Southern Regional Demographic Group, Tallahassee,
Florida, October.
“Social Status and Salt Water Angling,” The United
States Sports Academy Seminar, Knoxville, Tennessee,
March.
1979 “Population Redistribution and Socioeconomic
Development along the South Atlantic Coast,” (with
Muncho Kim). Annual meeting of Southern Regional
Demographic Group, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,
October.
1978 “Recreational Fishing,” presented by invitation at
the Mid-South Sociological Association meetings,
Jackson, Mississippi, November.
“Employment Trends in Fishing Occupations: South
Atlantic States, 1880-1973,” presented at the South
Atlantic Fishery Management Council Workshop,
Charleston, South Carolina, February.
“Suicide and Adaptation to Aging in developed
Countries,” presented by proxy. The Xith International
Congress of Gerontology, Tokyo, Japan, August.
“Computer Dating,” presented by invitation at the
Southern Sociological Society meetings, New Orleans,
Louisiana, March 29 - April 1.
“Status Inconsistency and the Black Family Instability
in Georgia,” Southeastern Council on Family Relations,
University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, February.
1977 “Formal Mate Selection Networks in America,”
presented by proxy at the IVth Annual Social Networks
Colloquium, Social Science and Linguistics Institute,
University of Hawaii, December.
1977 “Simulation in Teaching Race Relations,” (with
Spencer Mabry), North American Simulation and Gaming
Association, Boston, Massachusetts, November.
“Picture Mates: Mate Selection in Absence of
Face-to-Face Relations,” International Conference on
Love and Attraction, Swansea University, Swansea, Wales,
August.
1976 “Institutional Change and Mate Selection Among the
Elderly,” Georgia Sociological Association, Brunswick,
Georgia, November.
“Occupational Opportunities and Migration,” Mid-South
Sociological Association, Monroe, Louisiana, November.
“Ethnic Serial Marriages in Hawaii,” Western Council on
Family Relations, University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada,
May.
1975 “Black Health in America, with Yongsock Shin and
Everett S. Lee, DuBois Conference on Black Health,
Atlanta, Georgia, December.
“Network Development from Sequential Relationships,” 3rd
Annual Social Networks Colloquium, Honolulu, Hawaii,
December.
“Monogamous Marriage Networks,” 2nd Annual Social
Networks Colloquium, Honolulu, Hawaii, December.
PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS:
2007 “Using the Homebook Format for Teaching Graduate
Courses in Social Sciences.”
National Technology and Social Science Conference, Las
Vegas, NV, April.
2006 “The Homebook Concept for Teaching Ethnic Relations
and Multicultural
Studies.” Association of American Geographers Conference
on RACE,
ETHNICITY, AND PLACE. Texas State University, San
Marcos,
November 1-4, 2006.
2005 "The Future of the Textbook: A Study of Student
Reactions to Homebook and Traditional Textbook."
National Technology and Social Science Conference, Las
Vegas, NV, April
2004 "Homebook Concept as a Pedagogical Tool: A Case
Study of a CD-Text."
National Technology and Social Science Conference, Las
Vegas, NV
2003 "Ethnicity, Society and the Individual:
Perspectives on an Online Text."
National Technology and Social Science Conference, Las
Vegas, NV
2002 "Domestic Violence and Police Intervention in Rural
Texas."
National Social Science Association, Las Vegas, NV
2001 “Living Arrangements among Alaskan Indigenous
People with Disabilities.”Groves
Conference. Fairbanks, Barrow, Anchorage. May.
2000 “Using Genographs in Family Assessment of Serial
Monogamy.” Annual Meeting of the International Society
for Social Networks Analysis. Sponsored by Simon Fraser
University, Vancouver. April.
2000 “Constructing Genograms of Blended Families.”
Groves Conference. Asheville, North Carolina. June.
1998 “Marital Adjustment Problems in a Sample of
International Marriages.”
(with Gladys Hildreth, Ph.D.). National Council on
Family Relations.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November.
1997 “Relevance of George H Mead’s Theory of Self to the
Curricula in Family
Therapy.” National Social Science Association, Los
Vegas, Nevada, April
1996 “Intergenerational Emotional Process: Applications
of the Family-of- Origin Theory.” (with Glen Jennings).
Paper prepared for workshop participants, Groves
Conference on Marriage and the Family,”
San Diego, California, March.
1994 “Violent Conflict among Couples Married through
International Introduction Services,” Grove’s
Conference, Costa Rica, March.
1992 “Single Parent Families,” Sociological Symposium.
East Texas
State University, November.
1989 “Assimilation and Pluralism: Opposing forces in
Formulation Population Policies,” presented at the
conference of Demographic Trends and
Population Policy, Interuniversity Center, Dubrovnik,
Yugoslavia, June.
1988 “Including the Mexican-American Family into the
Family Studies Curriculum,” Texas Council on Family
Relations, Houston, Texas, April
1987 “Remarriage: An Analysis of Consistency,” National
Council of Family Relations, Poster Session, Atlanta,
Georgia, November.
1987 “Teaching the Undergraduate Family Courses,”
National Social Science Association, Dallas, Texas,
October.
1986 “Mothers and Birth Settings,” paper presented at
Southwestern Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
San Antonio, Texas, March.
1985 “Sex Inequality in Marriage and Work as an Outcome
of Age Differences at Marriage.” Conference on Women and
Work, held at The University
of Texas at Arlington, May.
1983 “Aging and Living Alone,” Southern Sociological
Society,
Atlanta, Georgia, April.
1983 “Spatial Distribution of Opportunities and
Interstate Student Migrations,” Southwestern Social
Science Association, Houston, Texas, March.
“Migration and Social Networks,” Social Networks
Conference,
San Diego, California, February.
1982 “Child Homicide,” Southern Regional Demographic
Group,
Greenville, North Carolina, November.
“Aging and Acting: Male/Female Differences in Age at
Major Success
and Span of Achievement,” Popular Culture Association of
the
South, Atlanta, Georgia, November.
1981 “Sexual Attitudes and Behavior of College
Students,” (with Ira Robinson),
Southern Sociological Society Meetings, Louisville,
Kentucky April.
“A discrete Time Dependent Model for an Analysis of
Decision-Making Process,” (with Kenneth Johnson,
Department of Mathematics,
Social Networks Conference, Tampa, Florida, February.
1980 “Social Status of the Foreign Born and Their
Children in the U.S.A.,”
Bi-National Conference on Ethnicity in America,
Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, October.
“Population Redistribution and Socioeconomic
Development,”
Population Association of America, Denver, Colorado,
March
1978 “Suicide and Adaptation to Aging in Developed
Countries,” presented by proxy. The Xith International
Congress of Gerontology, Tokyo, Japan,August.
“Computer Dating,” presented by invitation at the
Southern Sociological Society meeting, New Orleans,
Louisiana, March 29-April 1.
1978 “Status Inconsistency and the Black Family
Instability in Georgia,” Southeastern Council on Family
Relations, University of Georgia,
Athens, Georgia, February.
1977 “Formal Mate Selection Networks in America,”
presented by proxy at the
I Vth Annual Social Networks Colloquium, Social Science
and Linguistics Institute, University of Hawaii,
December.
“Simulation in Teaching Race Relations,” (with Spencer
Mabry), North American Simulation and Gaming
Association, Boston, Massachusetts, November.
1977 “Picture Mates: Mate Selection in Absence of
Face-to-Face Relations,” International Conference on
Love and Attraction, Swansea University,
Swansea, Wales, August.
1976 “Institutional Change and Mate Selection Among the
Elderly,”
Georgia Sociological Association, Brunswick, Georgia,
November.
“Occupational Opportunities and Migration,” Mid-South
Sociological Association, Monroe, Louisiana, November.
Ethnic Serial Marriages in Hawaii,” Western Council on
Family Relations, University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada,
May.
1975 “Black Health in America,” with Yongsock Shin and
Everett S. Lee,
DuBois Conference on Black Health Atlanta, Georgia,
December.
“Network Development from Sequential Relationships,” 3rd
Annual Social Networks Colloquium, Honolulu, Hawaii,
December
1975 “Monogamous Marriage Networks,” 2nd Annual Social
Networks Colloquium, Honolulu, Hawaii, December.
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