Suzanne R. Smith, Associate Professor
EDUCATION
| Ph.D. | The University of Georgia, August, 1996 Major: Child and Family Development Dissertation: A Qualitative Investigation of How Men Come to Define Themselves as Fathers. Major Professor: Sharon J. Price |
| M. S. | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, July, 1992 Major: Family and Child Development Thesis: The Social Perception of Fatherhood: Mother’s and Father’s Caregiving Behavior during Mealtime. Major Professor: Michael J. Sporakowski |
| B. A. | Erskine College, Due West, South Carolina, May, 1990 Major: Behavioral Science |
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
| August, 2005- present | Associate Chair and Program Director Department of Human Development Washington State University Vancouver Responsible for the planning, coordination and development of the department as well as the supervision of the Child Development Program |
| August, 1997-present | Associate Professor Department of Human Development Washington State University Vancouver Appointed Graduate Faculty November 1999 Responsible for teaching four courses per academic year pertaining to the family; other expectations include research, publications, community activity, and student preparation for further academic and professional endeavors |
| June, 1997-July 1997 | Instructor of Sociology Department of Sociology Erskine College Responsible for the instruction of SOC 101; an introductory course in Sociology |
| September, 1996- June, 1997 | Instructor Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia Responsible for teaching nine courses during the academic year and serving on faculty committees. |
| September, 1995- June, 1996 | Graduate Teaching Assistant Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia CFD 495 Course Instructor Responsible for teaching CFD 495; an undergraduate course on family development and family transitions |
| September, 1994- June, 1995 | Graduate Research Assistant Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia McPhaul Center Research Assistant Responsible for assisting Dr. Dolores Stegelin in research projects including literature reviews, data collection, and, when needed, assisting with projects at the McPhaul [preschool] Center |
| February, 1995- June, 1995 | Graduate Teaching Assistant Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia CFD 395 Teaching Assistant Responsible for assisting Dr. Lily Paguio in the teaching of an undergraduate course on child development, teaching laboratory sections, writing and administering exams, and assigning and recording grades |
| September, 1993- June, 1994 | Graduate Assistant Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia The Georgia Center for Continuing Education Program Development Responsible for the production of a video script, accompanying manual, and support materials for a training video for family day care home providers sponsored by the Georgia Department of Human Resources |
| January, 1994- March, 1994 September, 1994- December, 1994 April, 1996- June, 1996 |
Instructor Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia Evening Classes Responsible for the instruction of CFD 210; an undergraduate course on the life course development within the family |
| July, 1992 - August, 1993 | Instructor of Sociology Department of Sociology Erskine College Due West, S. C. Behavioral Science, Sociologist instructor Responsible for the teaching of four courses per semester in the areas of sociology and family and child development. Also taught courses for two summers. |
| September, 1990 - July, 1992 | Graduate Assistant Department of Family and Child Development Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Assistantships ranged from research during which time I worked on acquiring grant money for Dr. Mark Benson, to developing and carrying out and supervising a pilot study under Dr. Katherine Allen, to working as a teaching assistant for early childhood courses under the direction of Dr. Janet Sawyers. |
AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIP
Students’ Award for Teaching Excellence, WSU Vancouver, 2003
Student/New Professional Travel Award from the Education & Enrichment Section of the National Council on Family Relations, 1996
Southeastern Council on Family Relations Student Paper Award, 1990
Lee Axelson Travel Scholarship, 1990, 1991
PUBLICATIONS
Published Journal Articles, Refereed:
Smith, S.R. (2008). Social change among the Hutterites: Romantic love and child rearing. The Hutterite Journal.
Smith, S.R., & Ingoldsby, B. (2008). The role of discipline in Hutterite child rearing. Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal.
Ingoldsby, B., & Smith, S. R. (2005). Public school teachers perspectives on the
contemporary Hutterite family. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 36 (2), 249-265.
Smith, S. R., & Ingoldsby, B. (2005). Courtship and moral reasoning of Hutterian youth. Communal Societies, 25, 113-126.
Soliday, E., Garofalo, J.P., Smith, S.R., & Warner, R.R.P. (2004). Depression and antidepressant use in carcinoid cancer patients. Journal of Applied Biobehavioral Research, 9 (2), 80-90.
Soliday, E., Garofalo, J.P., Smith, S.R., & Warner, R.R.P. (2004). Psychosocial functioning of carcinoid cancer patients: Test of a stress and coping medicated model. Journal of Applied Biobehavioral Research, 9 (3), 156-171.
Smith, S. R. (2003). Review of the book Ethics of inquiry: Issues in the scholarship of teaching and learning. Journal of Teaching in Marriage and Family, 3 (2), 125-128.
Smith, S. R. (2001). The use of movie/television clips to teach child/family theories. Journal of Teaching in Marriage & Family: Innovations in Family Science Education, 1(2), 77-80.
Smith, S. R., & Soliday, E. (2001). The effects of parental chronic kidney disease on the family. Family Relations, 50 (2), 171-177.
Smith, S. R., & Soliday, E. (2001).The effects of parental chronic kidney disease on the family.The Journal of Nephrology Social Work, 21, (reprinted from Family Relations).
Soliday, E., & Smith, S. R. (2000). Psychosocial service needs of children of parents with kidney disease. Children’s Services: Social Policy, Research, and Practice, 3 (2), 85-96.
Rose, H.A., & Smith, S. R. (1999). Good candidates, poor applications: Quality of job applications in Family Science. Family Science Review, 12 (4), 237-256.
Benson, M. J., Arditti, J., Requero, J., & Smith, S. (1992). Intergenerational transmission: Attributes in relationships with parents and intimate others. Journal of Family Issues, 13, 450-464.
Books
Smith, S.R., Hammond, R., Ingoldsby, B., & Miller, E. (2008). Exploring Family Theories. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury.
Ingoldsby, B., Smith, S.R., & Miller, E. (2004). Exploring Family Theories. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury.
Smith, S. R. (2003). Instructors resource manual with test bank for K. Seccombe & R. Warner’s Marriage and families: Relationships in social context. Wadsworth.
High Production Instructional Video
Smith, S.R. (Executive Producer/Course Design). (1999, August). Human Development 406: Work and Family. Developed course content, 13 video tapes to be used over a 15 week semester based course, and a Course Guide Manual.
Other Video Publications
Shetterly, K., & Smith, S. (1995). A home for CB: Cheery and bright family day care homes. Sponsor's Guide and Video Workbook (70 pages). Georgia Department of Education.
Shetterly, K., & Smith, S. (1995). A home for CB: Cheery and bright family day care homes. Video script. Georgia Department of Education.
Journal Articles Under Review
Ingoldsby, B., & Smith, R. (2006). Hutterite child rearing. Manuscript submitted to Journal of Family Issues.
Journal Articles in Progress
Sano, Y., Acock, A. C., & Smith, S. Predicting presence and level of nonresident father's involvement: Application of a zero-inflated Negative Binomial models. Journal to be submitted to still being researched.
Smith, S. R. Unclaimed jewels: The plight of never married Hutterite women. To be submitted to Family Relations.
Smith, S.R. Grandparents raising grandchildren: The effects of social culture on parenting behaviors. To be submitted to Journal of Family Issues.
Smith, S.R., Ingoldsby, B., & Miller, J.E. College students love attitudes and religious beliefs: A ten year comparison. To be submitted to Youth & Society.
PRESENTATIONS
Invited Seminars/Workshops:
Smith, S. R. (January 14, 2006). Balancing Work and Family. American Association of University Women. Vancouver, WA.
Smith, S. R. (February 8-9, 2001). Workshop on Measuring Father Involvement sponsored by the National Center on Fathers and Families, Brigham Young University-School of Family Life, and NICHD Child and Family Well-Being Network, Bethesda MD.
Smith, S. R. (October 6, 2000). A Qualitative Investigation of Grandparenting. Research Colloquium. Pullman, Washington.
Smith, S. R. (May 11, 2000). Presentation on teaching HD 350: Diversity of Contemporary American Families. Curriculum Diversity Workshop, Pullman, Washington.
Smith, S. R. (October 29, 1999). Fatherhood; Child Development; Impact of Divorce on Children. Clark County Bar Association Guardian Ad Litem Continuing Legal Education Seminar, Vancouver, Washington.
Papers Presented at National/International Meetings:
Smith, S. R. (November, 2006). Teaching About Ethnic Diversity in Family Science. National Council on Family Relations, Minneapolis, MN.
Smith, S. R. (June, 2006). Using Blackboard to Teach Family Science Classes. Teaching Family Science, Park City, Utah.
Smith, S. R., & Lanigan, J. (November, 2005). Two Family Scientists are Better than One: Co-Teaching Family Courses. National Council on Family Relations, Phoenix, Arizona.
Smith, S.R., & Ingoldsby, B. (June, 2005). Teaching Techniques for Incorporating Research on “Families in Societies” Into the Classroom. Teaching Family Science, Strasburg, Pennsylvania.
Smith, S.R., Miller, J. E., & Ingoldsby, B. (November, 2004). Teaching about Love and Religion: A 10-Year Study on Love and Religion of College Students. National Council on Family Relations, Orlando, Florida.
Smith, S.R., & Ingoldsby, B. (June, 2004). Hutterite Parenting Practices. International Communal Studies Association, Amana, Iowa.
Smith, S. R., & Ingoldsby, B. (November, 2003). The Future of the Hutterite Family. National Council on Family Relations, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Smith, S. R., & Ingoldsby, B. (June, 2003). Identifying and Addressing Sensitive Issues in a Sate Versus a Religious Institution. Teaching Family Science Conference, Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Smith, S. R., & Ingoldsby, B. (June, 2003). Dating and Educational Behaviors of Hutterian Youth. International Conference on Social Science, Waikiki, Hawaii.
Smith, S. R. (November, 2002). Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Parenting Over the Life Course. National Council on Family Relations, Houston, Texas.
Soliday, E., & Smith, S. R. (April, 2002). Psychological Effects of Carcinoid Disease: A Study for Carcinoid Patients and Their Caregivers. Carcinoid Symposium Spring 2002, Tampa, Florida.
Smith, S.R., & Soliday, E. (March, 2002). Coping Among Carcinoid Patients. Families and Health Research Conference, Provo, Utah.
Smith. S. R. (November, 2001). Stress and Coping among Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: A Qualitative Study with Direct Community Implications and Applications. National Council on Family Relations, Rochester, New York.
Smith, S.R., Miller, J. E., & Ingoldsby, B. (May, 2001). Tips for Teaching Child/Family Theories. Teaching Family Science Conference, Lewes, Delaware.
Smith, S. R., & Soliday, E. (November, 2000). The Effects of Parental Chronic Kidney Disease on the Family. National Council on Family Relations, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Smith, S. R., & Michaels, M. L. (November, 1999). Creating Professional Presentations. National Council on Family Relations, Irvine, California.
Smith, S. R., & Rose, H. A. (November, 1998). Guidelines for Preparing Applications for Child and Family Development positions: Getting an Edge on the Competition. National Council on Family Relations, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Smith, S. (June, 1998). Men in Families: The Intergenerational Transmission of Parenting Behaviors. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Atlanta, Georgia.
Walters, L., Skeen, P., & Smith, S. (June, 1998). Parenting in Four Countries. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Atlanta, Georgia.
Smith, S. (November, 1997). What it Means to Men to be Fathers: A Theory of Fathering. National Council on Family Relations, Crystal City, Virginia.
Smith, S. (March, 1997). A Qualitative Investigation of How Men Come to Define Themselves as Fathers. American Men's Studies Association, Nashville, Tennessee.
Smith, S., & Stegelin, D. (November, 1996), Early Childhood Professionals Knowledge and Attitudes About HIV/AIDS: Implications for Educating Educators. National Council on Family Relations, Kansas City, Missouri. Smith, S. (November, 1995). Is it Possible to Teach Undergraduate Research Methods from Both a Multi-cultural and a Feminist Perspective? National Council on family Relations, Portland, Oregon.
Stegelin, D., Atiles, J., & Smith, S. (November, 1995). Attitudes and Knowledge of HIV/AIDS: A Study of Georgia ECE Professionals. National Association for the Education of Young Children, Washington, D.C.
Smith, S. (November, 1994). A Naturalistic Observation of Father's Behavior with Children in Public Settings. National Council on Family Relations, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Smith, S. (November, 1993). Social Perception of Fatherhood: Mothers and Father’s Caregiving Behaviors During Mealtime. National Council on Family Relations, Baltimore, Maryland.
Smith, S., Benson, M. J., & Arditti, J. (November, 1992). Intergenerational Transmission: Attributions in Relationships with Parents and Intimate Others. National Council on Family Relations, Denver, Colorado.
Smith, S. , & Norrell, B. (November, 1991). College Students Love Attitudes. National Council on Family Relations, Seattle, Washington.
Papers Presented at Regional, State, or Local Meetings:
Smith, S. R. (November, 2002). Grandparents…Parenting the Second Time Around- as Grandparents. The Community Health Education Care Center Community Forum, Longview, Washington.
Smith, S. R., & Ingoldsby, B. (June, 2002). Family Life Education of Hutterian Youth. Northwest Council on Family Relations, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Smith, S. R. (March, 2002). Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Parenting Differences the Second Time Around, Northwest Regional Parenting Conference, Vancouver, Washington.
Smith, S. R. (June, 2000). Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. Northwest Council on Family Relations, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Smith, S. (October, 1998). The Importance of Fathers. Washington Association of the Education of Young Children, Bellevue, Washington.
Smith, S. (March, 1998). A Qualitative Investigation of the Intergenerational Transmission of Fathering Behaviors. Northwest Regional Parenting Conference, Lynwood, Washington.
Smith, S. (February, 1993). The Social Perception of Fatherhood: Mother’s and Father’s Caregiving Behavior During Mealtime. Southeastern Council on Family Relations, Atlanta, Georgia.
Smith, S., & Tillman, C. (February, 1990). College Students Love Attitudes. Southeastern Council on Family Relations, Charleston, South Carolina.
RESEARCH
Current Research
I am currently conducting qualitative research on the Hutterites to determine parenting and family relationship patterns. This research involves quality and quantity time in the field living with participants. I am also studying never married Hutterite women.
I have also begun a qualitative investigation of adolescence in three cultures: Hutterites, Brazil, and Aka foragers and Ngandu farmers from Central Africa with two colleagues. We are beginning by assessing a day in the life of adolescents in each of these groups and are seeking funding for future research.
My primary research interests center on issues relating to parenting, specifically fathers. Example of this includes the project in which grandparents functioning as primary parents are being assessed. Recent research focused on the effects of kidney disease on the family system, particularly the ability to parent while ill. Similar research has also been conducted on individuals with carcinoid disease.
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
Grants Awarded
WSU Vancouver Research Grant. Unclaimed Jewels: The Plight of Never Married Hutterite Women. June 2004- May, 2005. Funded by Washington State University Vancouver.
Shultz, J.A., Edlefsen, M. S., Butkus, S.N., & Smith, S.R. The Interaction Between the Basic Food Program, Use of a Local Food Bank, and Nutrition Education: A Pilot Study. USDA-FNS. $9630 Requested, $9630 Funded.
Psychological Aspects of Carcinoid Disease: A Study of Carcinoid Patients and Caregivers. March, 2001-December, 2001. Carcinoid Foundation.
American Diversity Mini-Grant, April, 2001. Families in Crisis, HD 301. Funded by the Office of the Provost, Washington State University.
WSU Vancouver Internal Research Mini-Grant, May, 2000. For the research project “A Qualitative Investigation of Grandparents as Primary Caregivers of Grandchildren.” Funded by Washington State University Vancouver.
American Diversity Mini-Grant, January, 1999. For development of the course Diversity in Contemporary Families, HD 350. Funded by Office of the Provost, Washington State University.
Consulting Projects
National Kidney Foundation of Oregon and Southwest Washington. Survey/Needs Analysis for the Donahue Fund. Summer, 1999.
INSTRUCTION
Courses Taught:
Erskine College
SOC 101 |
Introduction to Sociology | 1992-1993 | 30-35/semester |
| 1997 | 15/summer | ||
| SOC 303 | Social Psychology | 1992 | 8/semester |
| SOC 202 | Marriage and the Family | 1993 | 12/semester & summer |
| SOC 320 | Social Gerontology | 1992 | 12/semester |
| SOC 405 | Social Theory | 1992 | 5/semester |
| SOC 305 | Research Methods | 1993 | 4/semester |
| SOC 330 | Human Sexuality | 1993 | 25/semester |
The University of Georgia
| CFD 210 | Introduction to Development Within the Family | 1994 | 12/quarter |
| 1996 | 35/quarter | ||
| CFD 495 | Family Development | 1995-1997 | 38/quarter |
| CFD 407 | Marriage and Family Problems | 1996 | 38/quarter |
| CFD 470 | The Family and Adolescence | 1996-1997 | 38/quarter |
| CFD 395 | Child Development | 1996-1997 | 300/quarter |
| CFD 608 | Theories of Child Development | 1996 | 11/quarter |
| CFD 408 | Development of the Young Child | 1997 | 35/quarter |
Washington State University Vancouver
| HD 301 | Families in Crisis | 1997 (fall) | 88/semester |
| 1998 (fall) | 93/semester | ||
| 1999 (fall) | 58/semester | ||
| 2000 (fall) | 61/semester | ||
| 2001 (fall) | 78/semester | ||
| 2002 (fall) | 60/semester | ||
| 2003 (fall) | 68/semester | ||
| 2004 (fall) | 49/semester | ||
| 2005 (fall) | 52/semester | ||
| HD 304 | Intimate Relationships Across the Life Span | 2005 (spring) | 36/semester |
| 2006 (summer) | 13/semester | ||
| 2006 (fall) | 36/semester | ||
| HD 310 | Research Approaches to Human Development | 1998 (spring) | 41/semester |
| 1998 (fall) | 37/semester | ||
| 1999 (spring) | 41/semester | ||
| 2000 (spring) | 23/semester | ||
| 2000 (fall) | 27/semester | ||
| 2001 (spring) | 26/semester | ||
| 2001 (fall) | 28/semester | ||
| 2002 (spring) | 33/semester | ||
| 2002 (fall) | 26/semester | ||
| 2003 (spring) | 29/semester | ||
| 2003 (fall) | 39/semester | ||
| 2004 (fall) | 28/semester | ||
| 2005 (spring) | 28/semester | ||
| HD 350 | Diversity in Contemporary Families | 2000 (spring) | 41/semester |
| 2001 (spring) | 29/semester | ||
| 2002 (spring) | 56/semester | ||
| 2003 (spring) | 43/semester | ||
| 2005 (spring) | 38/semester | ||
| 2006 (spring) | 50/semester | ||
| HD 406 | Work and Family | 1998 (summer) | 37/semester |
| 1999 (spring) | 53/semester | ||
| 1999 (fall) | 53/semester | ||
| 2000 (spring) | 28/semester | ||
| 2000 (fall) | 33/semester | ||
| 2002 (summer) | 31/semester | ||
| 2003 (summer) | 22/semester | ||
| 2003 (fall) | 37/semester | ||
| 2004 (summer) | 37/semester | ||
| 2005 (summer) | 28/semester | ||
| 2006 (summer) | 31/semester | ||
| 2006 (fall) | 45/semester | ||
| HD 408 | Advanced Adolescent Development | 1998 (spring) | 41/semester |
| 1999 (summer) | 28/semester | ||
| 2000 (summer) | 11/semester | ||
| 2001 (summer) | 15/semester | ||
| 2002 (fall) | 29/semester | ||
| HD 485 | Participation in HD Research | 1998 (fall) | 2/semester |
| 1999 (spring) | 2/semester | ||
| 1999 (fall) | 2 semester | ||
| 2000 (spring) | 2/semester | ||
| 2001 (spring) | 2/semester | ||
| 2002 (spring) | 2/semester | ||
| 2003 (fall) | 1/semester | ||
| 2005 (fall) | 2/semester | ||
| 2005 (spring) | 1/semester | ||
| 2006 (spring) | 2/semester | ||
| HD 499 | Special Problems | 1998 (fall) | 1/semester |
| HD 520 | Advanced Adolescent Development | 2000 (summer) | 2/semester |
Undergraduate Advisees
| Fall, 1997 | 29 |
| Spring, 1998 | 58 |
| Fall, 1998 | 50 |
| Spring, 1999 | 60 |
| Fall, 1999 | 50 |
| Spring, 2000 | 54 |
| Fall, 2000 | 44 |
| Spring, 2001 | 45 |
| Fall, 2001 | 43 |
| Spring, 2002 | 45 |
| Fall, 2002 | 45 |
| Spring, 2003 | 55 |
| Fall, 2003 | 55 |
| Fall, 2004 | 55 |
| Spring, 2005 | 55 |
| Fall, 2005 | 55 |
| Spring, 2006 | 55 |
| Fall, 2006 | 55 |
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Professional Organizations Memberships
- National Council on Family Relations
- Family Science Association
- National Association for the Education of Young Children
- Northwest Council on Family Relations
- American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
Professional Organization Participation
- National Council on Family Relations, Elected Board Member, November 2005-present
- Family Science Association, Immediate Past President, June 2005-present
- Family Science Association, Publications Chair June 2004-present
- Family Science Association, President, June 2004-June 2005
- Family Science Association, Conference Program Chair, 2003-2004
- Family Science Association, President-Elect, June 2003-June 2004
- Northwest Council on Family Relations, President, Nov, 2000-Nov. 2004
- Northwest Council on Family Relations, Conference Program Chair, 1999-2004
- Northwest Council on Family Relations, 1998-2000. Vice-President 1998-2000
- Northwest Council on Family Relations, 1998. Program development
Men in Families Focus Group, NCFR, Co-Chair, 2000-2002 - National Council on Family Relations, 1991-2004. Religion and Family Life
Section. Reviewed conference submissions. - National Council on Family Relations, 1997. Feminism and Family Studies Section. Reviewed manuscripts for the Feminism and Family Studies Section Outstanding Paper Award.
- National Council on Family Relations, 1991-1993. Student/New Professional
Board Representative for the Religion and Family Life Section. - National Council on Family Relations, 1995-1997. Secretary for the Religion and Family Life Section.
SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Washington State University Vancouver
Departmental Committees/Activities
- Search Committee Chair for Human Development Assistant Professor, 2005-2006 (Vancouver)
- Search Committee for Human Development Assistant Professor/Extension
Specialist, 2005-2006 (Vancouver) - End of Year Program Review Committee, 1997-present
- Faculty Advisor, Human Development Student Association, 1997-2004
- Graduate Committee, 2000-2004
- Search Committee for Human Development Associate/Full Professor, 1999-2000
- Search Committee for Human Development Assistant Professor (Vancouver), 1999-2000
- Search Committee for Human Development Instructor (Vancouver), 1998
- Search Committee for Human Development Instructor/Academic Coordinator (Vancouver), 1998
University Committees/Activities
- Academic Council, August 2005-present
- Chancellors Council, August 2005-present
- Diversity Task Force WSU Vancouver, Fall 2003-2006
- Diversity Curriculum Subcommittee, Fall 2006-present
- Faculty Representative to the WSU Vancouver Graduation Committee, 1997-present
- Graduation Awards Committee, 1997-present
- Faculty Chair of the Faculty/Staff Funds Drive, Spring 2000
- Search Committee for Campus Communications Coordinator Position, 1999
Community Activities
- Founding Member of the Innovative Services NW Advisory Board
- Member of the Family and consumer Science Education Advisory Committee of the Battle Ground Public Schools Board
The University of Georgia
- Certified Family Life Educator Faculty Committee, Co-Chair
- Treasurer for the Graduate Student Organization of the Child and Family
- Development Department for the 1994-1995 academic year
- Member of the Editorial Board of the departmental newsletter
EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE
- Ad hoc reviewer, Family Relations, 1999- present.
- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Teaching in Marriage and Family, 2002-present
- Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Family Issues, 1998.
- Special issue on Single Mothers, Single Fathers.
- Ad hoc reviewer, Family Science Review, 1996.