CURRICULUM VITAEDaniel T. Lichter

July 2020

Department of Policy Analysis and Management E-mail: DTL28@cornell.edu

1302A Martha Van Rensselaer Hall Cornell University FAX: 607-255-4071

Work: 607-254-8781 or

Ithaca, New York 14853 607-255-1961

DEGREES

Ph.D. (Sociology; minor in Statistics), 1981, University of Wisconsin-Madison

M.S. (Sociology), 1977, Iowa State University

B.S. (Sociology, High Honor; minor in Economics), 1975, South Dakota State University

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

2018 Fellow, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Summer

2015-2019 Robert S. Harrison Director, Institute for the Social Sciences, Cornell University

2005 - Ferris Family Professor of Life Course Studies and Professor of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University

2007 - Professor, Department of Sociology, Cornell University

2011 - 2015 Director, Cornell Population Center

2013 Visiting Fellow, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute, Den Haag, The Netherlands, January 1 to July 31.

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2008-2010 Faculty Fellow, Institute for the Social Sciences, Cornell University

2005 - 2010 Director of the Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center, Cornell University

2000-2005 Robert F. Lazarus Professor in Population Studies, Ohio State University

2000-2005 Director, Initiative in Population Research, Ohio State University

1999-2005 Professor of Sociology and Research Associate, Center for Human Resources Research, Ohio State University

1999-2000: Visiting Scholar, Russell Sage Foundation

1995-1999: Director of Population Research Institute, Pennsylvania State University

1992-1999: Professor of Sociology and Senior Scientist of Population Research Institute, Pennsylvania State University

1987-1992: Associate Professor of Sociology and Senior Research Associate of Population Issues Research Center, Pennsylvania State University.

1981-1987: Assistant Professor of Sociology and Research Associate of Population Issues Research Center, Pennsylvania State University.

1982: Visiting Research Associate, Department of Rural Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison

1975: Planning Aide, Southeastern Community Action Program, Southeastern Council of Governments, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

HONORS AND AWARDS Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Kappa Delta, Gamma Sigma Delta

Premium for Academic Excellence, Graduate College, Iowa State University, 1976-77

Von Tungeln Scholarship, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Iowa State University, 1977 (Awarded to outstanding Master's student)

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Kolb Award, Department of Rural Sociology, University Wisconsin-Madison, 1980 (Awarded to outstanding Ph.D. student)

Social Science Citations, Most Highly Cited Author, inducted 2003

Distinction in the Social Sciences Award, 1994, College of Liberal Arts,Pennsylvania State University

Excellence in Research Award, 1995, Rural Sociological Society

Outstanding Faculty Award, 2004-2005, Department of Sociology, Ohio State University

Sociological Research Association, elected 1997

Certificate of Recognition, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Bureau of the Census, 2001

Certificate of Appreciation, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, 2005SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, State University of New York, 2011-2012

Distinguished Rural Sociologist (career award), Rural Sociological Society, 2018

Distinguished Career Award, Sociology of Family Section, American Sociological Association, 2018

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Principal Investigator. August 2016 to July 30, 2017. “The New Rural-Urban Interface.” Conference grant from the American Academy of Political and Social Science. $10,000.

Principal Investigator. July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2013. Cornell Population Program. R24 Center Grant Program. $148,500 (direct annually). National Center for Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health.

Co-Principal Investigator (with Dean Lillard). Immigration and Intra- and Inter-generational Mobility. January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011. $9,850. Institute for the Social Sciences and Cornell Population Center.

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Principal Investigator. “Family Change and Poverty in Appalachia.” May 1, 2009 through August 30, 2009. $15,000 (direct). University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research.

Co-Investigator (with Zhenchao Qian, PI). "Union Formation and Assortative Mating Among U.S. Immigrants," May 1, 2002 to April 30, 2006. $405,000 (direct). National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, NIH.

Principal Investigator. “Initiative in Population Research,” August 1, 2004 to July 31, 2009. $750,000 (direct). R21 Population Research Infrastructure grant. Child Health and Human Development, NIH. (PI transferred in August 2005)

Principal Investigator. “A Demographic Portrait of Appalachian.” Personal Services Agreement, Population Reference Bureau and Appalachian Regional Commission.” $30,000. August 2002 to September 2003.

Principal Investigator. "Poverty among Rural Children." June 15, 2001-December 31, 2001. $29, 500. Save the Children Foundation, Washington DC.

Principal Investigator (with Zhenchao Qian). "Families and Households in a Multi-Cultural Society." January 1, 2001-December 31, 2003. $15,000. Russell Sage Foundation and Population Reference Bureau.

Principal Investigator. “Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Program on Children, Youth, and Families in a Changing Society.” September 1, 2000 to August 31, 2001. $10,000. Office of Vice President for Research, Ohio State University.

Principal Investigator (with Michael Shanahan). “Entering Adulthood: Poor, Socially Disadvantaged, and Resilient.” July 1, 1998 to December 31, 2000. $143,463. National Science Foundation, Sociology Program, Washington, D.C.

Principal Investigator (with Diane McLaughlin and Stephen Matthews). “Demographic Change and Diversity in Appalachia.” November 1, 1997 to December 31, 1998. $35,000. Appalachian Regional Commission, Washington, D.C.

Principal Investigator. “The American Community Survey and Intercensal Population Estimates.” October 1, 1996 to June 30, 1998. $10,000. United States Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C.

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Principal Investigator. “Pennsylvania Population Projections.” September 1, 1996 to December 31, 1997. $10,000. Pennsylvania State Data Center, Pennsylvania State University, Capital Campus.

Co-Principal Investigator (with James Rosenberger, PI). “Social Science and Statistics: A Conference in Honor of Dr. Clifford C. Clogg.” $10,000. January 1, 1996 to December 31, 1996. National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.

Principal Investigator. "Biodemography and Aging." September 1, 1996 to August 31, 1997. $25,000. Supplement to the P-30 Population Center Grant, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Aging.

Principal Investigator. "NICHD Population Research Center Core Grant." P30 HD28263-01. $2.2 Million. July 1, 1995 to July 1, 1996, and July 1, 1996 to June 30, 2000. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

Co-Principal Investigator (with William Axinn, PI). "Anthropological Demography Training Program." July 1, 1995 to December 31, 1996. Mellon Foundation.

Principal Investigator (with Diane K. McLaughlin). "Economic Opportunities, Family Structure, and Poverty in Rural Areas." January 1, 1994 - August 30, 1997. $180,000. Cooperative Agreement 43-3AEN-3-80141, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Co-Investigator (with Diane K. McLaughlin, PI, and Thyne Rutrough). "Children's Wellbeing and Support from Absent Parents." September 15, 1993 - October 31, 1994. $23,039. National Center for Health Statistics.

Co-Principal Investigator (with Dennis P. Hogan, PI). "The Living Arrangements and Welfare of Children and Youth." June 1, 1992-December 31, 1993. $18,500. Russell Sage Foundation.

Principal Investigator (with Diane K. McLaughlin). "The Demography of Local Marriage Markets." R01 HD26321-02. September 1, 1991 to December 31, 1993. $228,810. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

Principal Investigator (with R.S. Oropesa). "The Demography of Local Marriage Markets." Supplemental Grant R01 HD26321-02S1. September 1, 1992 to December 31, 1993. $123,193. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

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Principal Investigator (with David J. Eggebeen). "The Social and Familial Context of Health and Well-being among the Nonmetropolitan Elderly." November 1, 1990 to August 31, 1992. $37,404. Center for Rural Health and Aging (Dennis Hogan, Director), Pennsylvania State University, and the National Institute on Aging.

Principal Investigator (with David J. Eggebeen). "Poverty, Spatial Inequality, and the Changing Economic Status of Children." July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1992. $44,961. Sociology Program, National Science Foundation.

Co-Principal Investigator (with Clifford C. Clogg, PI, and Dennis P. Hogan). "Underemployment and the Persistence of Poverty among Young Adults." November 1, 1989 to December 31, 1991. $83,469. Russell Sage Foundation.

Principal Investigator. "Underemployment and the Utilization of Labor in Rural America." January 1, 1987 to January 1, 1989. $48,166. Rural Economic Policy Program, The Aspen Institute and The Ford Foundation.

Co-Principal Investigator (with Clifford C. Clogg, PI, and James Shockey). "Measurement, Consequences, and Spatial Distribution of Underemployment." March 1985 to June 1987. $100,331. Sociology Program, National Science Foundation.

Co-Principal Investigator (with Gordon DeJong, PI, and Robert Surridge). "Pennsylvania Population Projection and Estimates System." July 1, 1984 to June 30, 1986. $117,615. Governor's Office of Policy Development, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA.

Principal Investigator. "Black and White Population Deconcentration in the United States." July 1, 1983 to June 30, 1984. $4,253. 1983-84 Research Initiation Grant Program, Research and Graduate Studies, The Pennsylvania State University.

PUBLICATIONS

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2020. “A Demographic Lifeline? Immigrant and Hispanic Population Growth.in Rural America.” Population Research and Policy Review, forthcoming.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. LIchter. 2020. "Metropolitan Reclassification and the Urbanization of Rural America." Demography, forthcoming.

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Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, Shrinidhi Ambinakudige. 2020. "The Spatial Integration of Immigrants in Europe: A Cross-National Study." Population Research and Policy Review 39 (3), 465-491

Lichter, Daniel T., Joseph P. Price, and Jeffrey M. Swigert. 2020. "Demographic Mismatches in the Marriage Market." Journal of Marriage and Family 82 (April), 796-809.

Sassler, Sharon, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2020. "Cohabitation and Marriage: Complexity and Diversity in Union Formation Patterns." Journal of Marriage and Family82 (1):35-61.

Sutton, April, Daniel T. Lichter, and Sharon Sassler. 2019. "Urban-Rural Disparities in Unintended Pregnancies, Births, and Abortion among U.S. Teens and Young Women, 1995-2017." American Journal Public Health, 109 (12), 1762-1769.

Parisi, Domenico, Daniel T. Lichter, and Michael C. Taquino. 2019. “Remaking Metropolitan America? Residential Mobility and Racial Integration in the Suburbs.” Socius 5:1-18.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter 2019. “Rural Depopulation: Growth and Decline Process over the Past Century.” Rural Sociology 84(1):3–27.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Zhenchao Qian. 2019. “The Study of Assortative Mating: Theory, Data, and Analysis.” Pp. 303-337 in Analytical Family Demography, edited by Robert Schoen. Springer.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. "Marriage Markets and Comparative Patterns of Intermarriage and Exchange in First Marriages and Remarriages. Demography 55 (3), 849-875.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2018. “White Integration or Segregation? The Racial and Ethnic Transformation of Rural and Small Town America.” City & Community 17(3); 702-719.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Zhenchao Qian. 2018. “Boundary Blurring? Racial Identification among the Children of Interracial Couples.” The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 677(1): 81-94.

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Lichter, Daniel T., and Zhenchao Qian. 2018. “Children at Risk: Diversity, Inequality, and the Third Demographic Transition.” Pp. 169-191 in Low Fertility Regimes and Demographic and Societal Change (eds., D.L Poston, S. Lee, and H. Kim). New York: Springer.

Thiede, Brian C., Daniel T. Lichter, and Tim Slack. 2018. “Work but Poor: The Good Life in Rural America?” Journal of Rural Studies 59 (April): 183-193.

Thiede, Brian C., Scott Sanders, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. "Demographic Drivers of In-Work Poverty: Family Formation and Change." Pp. 109-123 in Handbook of Research on In-Work Poverty (eds., H. Lohmann and I. Marx). Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar.

Qian, Zhenchao, Daniel. T. Lichter, and Dmitry Tumin.  2018.  "Divergent Pathways to Assimilation?  Local Marriage Markets and Intermarriage among U.S. Hispanics." Journal of Marriage and Family 80 (1), 271-288.

Thiede, Brian C., Scott R. Sanders, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018.  "Born Poor?  Racial Diversity, Inequality, and the American Pipeline." Sociology of Race and Ethnicity 4(2): 206–228. .

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino.  2017.  "Together but Apart:  Do US Whites Live in Racially Diverse Cities and Neighborhoods?" Population and Development Review 43:229-255.

Lichter, Daniel T., and James Ziliak. 2017. Guest Editors. The New Rural-Urban Interface. ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences. Issue 1, July 2017, pp. 6–301.

Lichter, Daniel T., and James Ziliak.  2017.  "The Rural-Urban Interface:  New Patterns of Spatial Interdependence and Inequality in America."  ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 672(July):6-25.

Lichter, Daniel T., Katherine Michelmore, Richard N. Turner, and Sharon Sassler. 2016. “Pathways to a Stable Union? Pregnancy and Childbearing among Cohabiting and Married Couples.” Population Research and Policy Review 35:377–399.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2016. “Diverging Demography: Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Contributions to U.S. Population Redistribution and Diversity.” Population Research and Policy Review 35:705–725.

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Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2016. “Emerging Patterns of Hispanic Residential Segregation: Lessons from Rural and Small-Town America.” Rural Sociology 81:483–518.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kai Schafft. 2016. “People and Places Left Behind: Rural Poverty in the New Century.” Chapter 14, Pp. 317-340 in Oxford Handbook of Poverty and Society (eds., D. Brady and L. Burton). Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2015. “Rural Sociology.” Pp. 814-819 in International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition (ed., James D. Wright). Oxford: Elsevier.

Lichter, Daniel T., Zhenchao Qian, and Dimitry Tumin. 2015. “Whom Do Immigrants Marry? Emerging Patterns of Intermarriage and Integration in the United States.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences 662:57-78.

Thiede, Brian C., Daniel T. Lichter, and Scott R. Sanders. 2015.  "America's Working Poor:  Conceptualization, Measurement, and New Estimates."  Work and Occupations 42:267-312.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2015.  "Toward a New Macro-Segregation?  Decomposing Segregation Within and Between Metropolitan Cities and Suburbs."  American Sociological Review 80:843-873.

Lichter, Daniel T., Scott R. Sanders, and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2015.  "Hispanics at the Starting Line:  Poverty among Newborn Infants in Established Gateways and New Destinations."  Social Forces 94:209-235.

Parisi, Domenico, Daniel T. Lichter, and Michael C. Taquino. 2015.  "The Buffering Hypothesis:  Growing Diversity and Declining Black-White Segregation in America's Cities, Suburbs, and Small Towns?"  Sociological Science 2:125-157.  

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino.  2015. "Spatial Assimilation in U.S. Cities and Communities?  Emerging Patterns of Hispanic Segregation from Blacks and Whites."  Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences 660(July): 36-56.

Crowley, Martha, Daniel T. Lichter, and Richard N. Turner.  2015. "Diverging Fortunes? Economic Well-Being of Latinos and African Americans in New Rural Latino Destinations. Social Science Research 51: 77-92.

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Lichter, Daniel T., Sharon Sassler, and Richard N. Turner.  2014.  "Cohabitation, Post-Conception Unions, and the Rise in Nonmarital Fertility."  Social Science Research 47: 134-147.

Lichter, Daniel T., and David L. Brown 2014.  "The New Rural-Urban Interface:  Lessons for Higher Education."  Choices 29(1):1-6.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2013.  "Are Recent Trends in Intermarriage Consistent with Assimilation Theory?" In Social Stratification: Class, Race, and Gender in Sociological Perspective (ed., D. Grusky).  Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Burton, Linda M., Daniel T. Lichter, Regina S. Baker, and John M. Eason. 2013. "Inequality, Family Processes, and Health in the 'New' Rural America."  American Behavioral Scientist 57: 1128-1151.

Lichter, Daniel T.  2013.  "Integration or Fragmentation?  Racial Diversity and the American Future."  Demography 50:359–391

Addo, Fenaba, and Daniel T. Lichter.  2013.  "Marriage, Marital History, and Black-White Wealth Differentials among Older Women."  Journal of Marriage and Family 75: 342 – 362. 

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2013. "Rural Retirement Destinations: Natural Decrease and the Shared Demographic Destinies of Elderly and Hispanics." In Rural Aging in 21st Century America (eds., N. Glasgow et al.). New York: Springer.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2012.  "The Geography of Exclusion:  Race, Segregation, and Concentrated Poverty."  Social Problems 59:364-388.

Lichter, Daniel T., Kenneth M. Johnson, Richard N. Turner, and Allison Churilla.  2012.  "Hispanic Assimilation and Fertility in New Destinations."  International Migration Review 46:767–791

Sassler, Sharon, Fenaba Addo, and Daniel T. Lichter.  2012.  "The Tempo of Sexual Activity and Later Relationship Quality."  Journal of Marriage and Family 74:708-725.

Carr, Patrick J., Daniel T. Lichter, and Maria J. Kefalas.  2012.  "Can Immigration Save Small-Town America?  Hispanic Boomtowns and the Uneasy Path to Renewal."  The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 641:38-57.   

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Lichter, Daniel T., and Lisa A. Cembaluk.  2012.  "Family Change and Poverty in Appalachia."  Pp. 81-105 in Appalachian Legacy: Economic Opportunity after the War on Poverty (ed., J. Ziliak).  Washington DC: Brookings Institution.

Lichter Daniel T. 2012. "Childbearing among Cohabiting Women: Race, Pregnancy, and Union Transitions." Pp. 209-219 in Early Adulthood in a Family Context (eds., Booth, Brown, Landale, Manning, and S. McHale. New York: Springer.

Johnson, Kenneth M, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2012. "Rural Natural Increase in the New Century: America’s Third Demographic Transition?" Pp. 17-34 in International Handbook of Rural Demography (eds., L.J. Kulcsar and K. Curtis). New York: Springer.

Lichter, Daniel T.  2012.  "Immigration and the New Racial Diversity in Rural America."  Rural Sociology 77:1-34.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2011. "Changing Patterns of

Interracial Marriage in a Multiracial Society." Journal of Marriage and Family 73:1065-1084.

Lichter, Daniel T., and David L. Brown.  2011.  "Rural America in an Urban Society:  Changing Spatial and Social Boundaries."  Annual Review of Sociology 37:565-592.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Deborah R. Graefe. 2011. "Rural Economic Restructuring: Implications for Children, Youth, and Families." In Economic Restructuring and Family Wellbeing in Rural America (eds., K. Smith and A. Tickamyer). University Park, PA: Penn State University Press.

Lichter, Daniel T., Julie Carmalt, and Zhenchao Qian. 2011. “Immigration and Intermarriage among Hispanics: Crossing Racial and Generational Boundaries.” Sociological Forum 26:241-64.

Parisi, Domenico, Daniel T. Lichter, and Michael C. Taquino.  2011.  "Multi-Scale Residential Segregation: Black Exceptionalism and America's Changing Color Line."  Social Forces 89:829-52.

Qian, Zhenchao, Daniel T. Lichter, and Martha Crowley. 2010. “Chinese Children among the Poor: Comparing U.S. Natives with Immigrants from Taiwan, Mainland China, and Hong Kong.” Race and Social Problems 2:137–148.

Lichter, Daniel T., Richard N. Turner, and Sharon Sassler. 2010. “National Estimates of the Rise in Serial Cohabitation.” Social Science

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Research 39: 754-765.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2010. "Growing Diversity among America’s Children and Youth: Spatial and Temporal Dimensions." Population and Development Review 36(March): 151-175.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, Michael C. Taquino, and Steven Michael Grice. 2010.  "Residential Segregation in New Hispanic Destinations: Cities, Suburbs, and Rural Communities Compared."  Social Science Research 38:215-230.   

Crowley, Martha, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2009. "Social Disorganization in Latino Boom Towns?" Rural Sociology 74:573-604.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Elaine Wethington.  2009.  "Chaos and the Diverging Fortunes of American Children: A Historical Perspective." Chapter 2 in Chaos and Its Influence on Children's Development: An Ecological Perspective (Eds., G.W. Evans and T.D. Wachs). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association

DeLeone, Felicia Yang, Daniel T. Lichter, and Robert Strawderman. 2009. “Decomposing Trends in Nonmarital Fertility among Latinas.” Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health 41(September):167-172.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2009. "Immigrant Gateways and Hispanic Migration to New Destinations." International Migration Review 43:496-518. (Finalist for 2010 IPUM Research Award)

Lichter, Daniel T., and Warren Brown. 2009. “Race, Immigration, and the Future of Marriage.” Forthcoming in Marriage and Families: Complexities and Perspectives, edited by H. Elizabeth Peters and Claire M. Kamp Dush. New York: University of Columbia Press.

Sassler, Sharon, Anna Cunningham, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2009. “Intergenerational Patterns of Union Formation and Relationship Quality.” Journal of Family Issues 30:757-786.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Julie Carmalt.  2009.  "Religion and Relationship Quality among Low Income Couples."  Social Science Research 38:188-200

Lichter, Daniel T., and Zhenchao Qian.  2008.  "Serial Cohabitation and the Marital Life Course." Journal of Marriage and Family 70:861-878.

Giroux, Sarah C., Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue, and Daniel T. Lichter.

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2008. "Reproductive Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa: Differentials versus Concentration." Studies in Family Planning 39:187-198.

Graefe, Deborah Roempke, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2008. “Marriage Patterns among Unwed Mothers: Before and After PRWORA.” Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 27: 479-497.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter.  2008.  "Natural Increase:  A New Source of Population Growth in Emerging Hispanic Destinations."  Population and Development Review 34:327-346.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, Michael C. Taquino, and Brian Beaulieu. 2008. “Race and the Micro-Scale Concentration of America’s Poor.” Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society 1:51-67.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2007. “Demographic Change and Concentrated Poverty in Rural America.” Pp. 168-195 in America's Americans: Population Issues in U.S. Society and Politics (eds., Philip Davies and Iwan Morgan). London: Institute for the Study of the Americas, University of London.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Deborah Roempke Graefe. 2007. “Men and Marriage Promotion: Who Marries Unwed Mothers.” Social Service Review 81:397-421.

Lichter, Daniel T., Zhenchao Qian, and Martha L. Crowley. 2007. “Poverty and Economic Polarization among America’s Minority and Immigrant Children.” Pp. 119-143 in Handbook of Families and Poverty: Interdisciplinary Perspectives (ed., Russell Crane and Tim Heaton). New York: Sage Publications.

Lichter, Daniel T., J. Brian Brown, Zhenchao Qian, and Julie M. Carmalt. 2007. “Marital Assimilation among Hispanics? Evidence of Declining Cultural and Economic Incorporation?” Social Science Quarterly 88:745-765.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth Johnson. 2007. “The Changing Spatial Concentration of America’s Rural Poor Population.” Rural Sociology 72: 331-358.

Lichter, Daniel, Domenico Parisi, Steven Michael Grice, and Michael Taquino. 2007. “National Estimates of Racial Segregation in Rural and Small-Town America.” Demography 44:563-681.

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Lichter, Daniel, Domenico Parisi, Steven Michael Grice, and Michael Taquino. 2007. “Municipal Underbounding: Annexation and Racial Exclusion in Small Southern Towns.” Rural Sociology 72:47-68.

Graefe, Deborah Rompke Graefe, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2007. “When Unwed Mothers Marry: The Marital and Cohabiting Partners of Mid-Life Women.” Journal of Family Issues 28:595-622.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2007. “Social Boundaries and Marital Assimilation: Interpreting Trends in Racial and Ethnic Intermarriage.” American Sociological Review 72: 68-94.

Brown, J. Brian, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2007. “Childhood Disadvantage, Adolescent Development, and Prosocial Behavior in Early Adulthood.” Advances in Life Course Research 11:149-170.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2006. “Family Structure and Poverty.” Encyclopedia of Sociology,

edited by George Ritzer. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Ldt.

Batson, Christie, Zhenchao Qian, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2006. “Interracial and Intraracial Patterns of Mate Selection among America’s Diverse Black Populations.” Journal of Marriage and Family 68:658-672.

Lichter, Daniel T., Zhenchao Qian, and Leanna Mellott. 2006. “Marriage or Dissolution? Union Transitions among Poor Cohabiting Women.” Demography 43:223-240.

Crowley, Martha L., Daniel T. Lichter, and Zhenchao Qian. 2006. “Beyond Gateway Cities: Economic Restructuring and Poverty among Mexican Immigrant Families and Children.” Family Relations 55:345-360.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth Johnson. 2006. “Emerging Rural Settlement Patterns and the Geographic Redistribution of America’s New Immigrants.” Rural Sociology 70: 109-131.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2005. “In Search of the “Best” Poverty Measure.” Measurement: Interdisciplinary Research and Perspectives 3(4): 253-258.

Lichter, Daniel T., Zhenchao Qian, and Martha L. Crowley. 2005. “Child Poverty among Racial Minorities and Immigrants: Explaining Trends and Differentials.” Social Science Quarterly 86(December):1037-1059.

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Lichter, Daniel T., and Jillian Wooton. 2005. “The Concentration of Reproduction in Low-Fertility Societies: The Case of the United States.” Pp. 213-224 in The New Population Problem: Why Families in Developed Counties are Shrinking and what it Means (eds., Alan Booth and Ann C. Crowder). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

Qian, Zhenchao, Daniel T. Lichter, and Leanna Mellot. 2005. “Out-of-Wedlock Childbearing, Marital Prospects, and Mate Selection.” Social Forces 82:473-491.

Blackwell, Debra L., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2004. “Homogamy among Dating, Cohabiting, and Married Couples.” Sociological Quarterly 45:719-737.

Lichter, Daniel T. and Zhenchao Qian. 2004. “Marriage and Family in a Multiracial Society.” The American People: Census 2000 series. New York: Russell Sage Foundation and Population Reference Bureau. Reprinted: Pp. 169-200 in Reynolds Farley and John Haaga (eds.), The American People: Census 2000. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2004. “Family Structure: Racial Diversity and Change.” About Children: An Authoritative Resource on the State of Childhood Today (eds., A.B. Cosby et al.). American Academy of Pediatrics.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Martha L. Crowley. 2004. “Welfare Reform and Child Poverty:

Effects of Maternal Employment, Marriage, and Cohabitation.” Social Science Research 33: 385-408.

Brown, J. Brian, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2004. “Poverty, Welfare, and the Livelihood Strategies of Nonmetropolitan Single Mothers.” Rural Sociology 69(Winter): 282-301.

Lichter, Daniel T., Christie Batson, and J. Brian Brown. 2004. “Welfare Reform and Marriage Promotion: The Marital Expectations and Desires of Single and Cohabiting Mothers.” Social Service Review 38: 2-25.

Lichter, Daniel T., Deborah Roempke Graefe, and R. Brian Brown. 2003. "Is Marriage a Panacea? Union Formation among Economically Disadvantaged Unwed Mothers." Social Problems 50:60-86.

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Lichter, Daniel T., Vincent J. Roscigno, and Dennis J. Condron. 2003. "Rural Children and Youth at Risk.” Pp. 97-108 in Challenges for Rural America in the 21st Century, D.J. Brown and Louis Swanson (eds.). University Park PA: Penn State University Press.

Graefe, Deborah Roempke, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2002. "Marriage among Unwed Mothers: Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics Compared." Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health 34(November/December):286-293.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Leif Jensen. 2002. "Rural America in Transition: Poverty and Welfare at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century." Pp. 77-110 in B.A. Weber, G.J. Duncan, and L.E. Whitener (eds.), Rural Dimensions of Welfare Reform. Kalamazoo, MI: Upjohn Institute.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Rukmalie Jayakody. 2002. “Welfare Reform: How Do Us Measure Success?” Annual Review of Sociology 28:117-141.

Lichter, Daniel T., Michael Shanahan, and Erica Gardner. 2002. "Helping Others? The Effects of Childhood Poverty and Family Instability on Pro-Social Behavior." Youth and Society 34:89-119.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Martha L. Crowley. 2002. "Poverty in America: Beyond Welfare

Reform." Population Bulletin 57 (June). Washington DC: Population Reference Bureau.

Lichter, Daniel T., Diane K. McLaughlin, and David C. Ribar. 2002. "Economic Restructuring and the Retreat from Marriage." Social Science Research 31:230-256.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2001. "Measuring Marital Assimilation: Intermarriage among Natives and Immigrants." Social Science Research 30:289-312.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Leif Jensen. 2001. "Poverty and Welfare among Rural Female-Headed Families: Before and After PRWORA." Rural America 16(3):28-35.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Deborah Roempke Graefe. 2001. “Finding a Mate? The Marital and Cohabitation Histories of Unwed Mothers.” Pp. 317-344 in L.L. Wu and B. Wolfe (eds.), Out of Wedlock: Causes and Consequences of Nonmarital Fertility. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.

McLaughlin, Diane K., Heidi M. Melz, Daniel T. Lichter, and Erica L.

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Gardner. 2000. "The Quality of Rural Population Estimates from the American Community Survey." Journal of Social and Economic Measurement 26(2000) 193-230.

Blackwell, Debra and Daniel T. Lichter. 2000. "Mate Selection among Married and Cohabiting Couples." Journal of Family Issues 21:275-302.

McLaughlin, Diane K., Erica L. Gardner, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1999. “Economic Restructuring and Changing Prevalence of Female-headed Families in America.” Rural Sociology 64:394-416.

Graefe, Deborah Roempke, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1999. “Life Course Transitions of American Children: Parental Cohabitation, Marriage, and Single Motherhood.” Demography 36:205-217.

Lichter, Daniel T., Diane K. McLaughlin, and David C. Ribar. 1998. “State Abortion Policy, Geographic Access to Abortion Providers, and Changing Family Formation.” Family Planning Perspectives 31(November/December):281-287.

Friedman, Samatha, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1998. "Spatial Inequality and Poverty among American Children." Population Research and Policy Review 17:91-109.

Hayward, Mark, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1998. “A Life Cycle Model of Labor Force Inequality: Extending Clogg’s Life Table Approach.” Sociological Methods and Research 26:487-510.

Lichter, Daniel T., Diane K. McLaughlin, and David Ribar. 1997. "Welfare and the Rise in Female-Headed Families." American Journal of Sociology 102:112-143.

McLaughlin, Diane K., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1997. "Poverty and the Marital Behavior of Young Women." Journal of Marriage and the Family 59:582-594.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1997. "Poverty and Inequality among Children." Annual Review of Sociology 23:121-145.

Landale, Nancy S., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1997. "Geography and the Etiology of Poverty among Latino Children." Social Science Quarterly 78(December):874-894.

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Manning, Wendy D., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1996. "Parental Cohabitation and the Economic Status of Children." Journal of Marriage and the Family 58:998-1010.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1996. "Family Diversity, Intellectual Inequality, and Academic Achievement among American Children." Pp. 265-273 in A. Booth and J. Dunn (eds.), Family-School Links: How Do They Affect Educational Outcomes? Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Berlbaum Associates, Inc.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Diane K. McLaughlin. 1995. "Changing Economic Opportunities, Family Structure, and Poverty in Rural Areas." Rural Sociology 60:688-706.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1995. "The Retreat from Marriage and the Rise in Nonmarital Fertility." Pp. 137-146 in S.J. Ventura, C. Bachrach, L. Hill, E. Koff, and K. Kaye (eds.), Report to Congress on Out-of-Wedlock Childbearing. Washington, D.C.: GPO.

Lichter, Daniel T., Robert N. Anderson, and Mark D. Hayward. 1995. "Marriage Markets and Marital Choice." Journal of Family Issues 16:412-431.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Nancy S. Landale. 1995. "Parental Work, Family Structure, and Poverty among Latino Children." Journal of Marriage and the Family 57:346-354.

Lichter, Daniel T., Diane K. McLaughlin, and Gretchen T. Cornwell. 1995. "Migration and the Loss of Human Resources in Rural America." Pp. 235-256 in L.J. Beaulieu and D. Mulkay (eds.), Investing in People: The Human Capital Needs of Rural America. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Hogan, Dennis P., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1995. "Children and Youth: Living Arrangements and Welfare." Pp. 93-139 in State of the Union: America in the 1990s (ed., R. Farley) Volume II: Social Trends. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1995. "The Living Arrangements and Economic Well-Being of American Children." Cahiers quebecois de demographie 23: 151-177.

Lichter, Daniel T., Gail M. Johnston, and Diane K. McLaughlin. 1994. "Changing Linkages between Work and Poverty in Rural America."

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Rural Sociology 59:395-415.

Lichter, Daniel T., and David J. Eggebeen. 1994. "The Effect of Parental Employment on Child Poverty." Journal of Marriage and the Family 55:633-645.

Oropesa, R.S., Daniel T. Lichter, and Robert N. Anderson. 1994. "Marriage Markets and the Paradox of Mexican-American Nuptiality." Journal of Marriage and the Family 55:889-907.

McLaughlin, Diane K., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1994. "Marriage Markets and

Marital Behavior among Low-Income Women." Pp. 484-93 in 1993 Proceeding of the American Statistical Association. Washington, D.C.: American Statistical Association.

McLaughlin, Diane K., Daniel T. Lichter, and Gail M. Johnston. 1993. "Some Women Marry Young: Transitions to First Marriage in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Areas." Journal of Marriage and the Family 54:827-838.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1993. "Demographic Aspects of the Changing Rural Labor Force." Pp. 136-150 in Linda L. Swanson and David L. Brown (eds.), Population Change and the Future of Rural America. Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. ERS Staff Report AGES.

Eggebeen, David J., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1993. "Health and Well-being among Rural Americans: Variations across the Life Course." Journal of Rural Health 6:86-98.

Lichter, Daniel T., Gretchen T. Cornwell, and David J. Eggebeen. 1993. "Harvesting Human Capital: Family Structure and Education among Rural Youth." Rural Sociology 58:53-75.

Jensen, Leif, David J. Eggebeen, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1993. "Child Poverty and the Ameliorative Effects of Public Assistance." Social Science Quarterly 74:542-59. (Reprinted in American Government Reader, 1998, Lenny J. Behnke, ed., Kendall Hunt).

Lichter, Daniel T., and David J. Eggebeen. 1993. "Rich Kids, Poor Kids: Changing Income Inequality among American Children." Social Forces 71:761-780.

Lichter, Daniel T., Lionel J. Beaulieu, Jill L. Findeis, and Ruy Teixeira. 1993. "Human Capital, Labor Supply, and Poverty in Rural America." Pp.

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39-67 in Gene Summers (ed.), Persistent Rural Poverty. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Lichter, Daniel T., Diane K. McLaughlin, George Kephart, and David J. Landry. 1992. "Race and the Retreat from Marriage: A Shortage of Marriageable Men?" American Sociological Review 57:781-99.

Lichter, Daniel T., and David J. Eggebeen. 1992. "Child Poverty and the Changing Rural Family." Rural Sociology 57:151-72.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1992. "Migration, Population Redistribution, and the New Spatial Inequality." Pp. 19-46 in D.L. Brown, James J. Zuiches, and D.R. Field (eds.), The Demography of Rural Life. University Park, PA: Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development.

Goudy, Willis J., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1992. "Correlates of Community Viability: Objective and Subjective Indicators in Comparative Community Studies." Research in Community Sociology 2:153-70.

Eggebeen, David J., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1991. "Race, Family Structure, and Changing Poverty among American Children." American Sociological Review 56:801-17.

Lichter, Daniel T., David J. Landry, and Clifford C. Clogg. 1991. "Measuring Short-Term Labor Force Mobility with the Labor Utilization Framework." Social Science Research 20:329-54.

Lichter, Daniel T., and David J. Landry. 1991. "Labor Force Transitions and Underemployment: The Stratification of Male and Female Workers." Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 10:63-87.

Lichter, Daniel T., Felicia B. LeClere, and Diane K. McLaughlin. 1991. "Local Marriage Markets and the Marital Behavior of Black and White Women." American Journal of Sociology 96 (January):843-67.

Blair, Sampson Lee, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1991. "Measuring the Division of Household Labor: Gender Segregation of Housework among American Couples." Journal of Family Issues 12:91-113.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1990. "Delayed Marriage, Marital Homogamy, and the Mate Selection Process among White Women." Social Science Quarterly 71(December):802-811.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Gordon F. De Jong. 1990. "The United States." Pp. 20

391-417 in Charles B. Nam, William J. Serow, and David F. Sly (eds.), International Handbook on Internal Migration. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Fuguitt, Glenn V., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1989. "Small Town Growth and Population Dispersal." Pp. 63-103 in Glenn V. Fuguitt, David L. Brown, and Calvin L. Beale, Rural and Small Town America. New York: Russell Sage.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1989. "Race, Employment Hardship, and Inequality in the American Nonmetropolitan South." American Sociological Review 54(June):436-446.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1989. "The Underemployment of American Rural Women: Prevalence, Trends, and Spatial Inequality." Journal of Rural Studies 5(2):199-208.

Heaton, Tim B., Daniel T. Lichter, and Acheampong Amoateng. 1989. "The Timing of Family Formation: Rural-Urban Differentials in First Intercourse, Childbirth, and Marriage." Rural Sociology 54 (Spring):1-16.

Morrison, Donna Ruane, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1988. "Family Migration and Female Employment: The Problem of Underemployment among Migrant Married Women." Journal of Marriage and the Family 50(February):161-172.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1988. "Racial Differences in Underemployment in American Cities." American Journal of Sociology 92 (January):771-792. [Reprinted in Black Communities and Urban Race Relations in American Society]

Lichter, Daniel T. 1988. "Race and Underemployment: Black Employment Hardship in the Rural South." Pp. 181-197 in Lionel Beaulieu (ed.), The Rural South in Crisis. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Fuguitt, Glenn V., Tim B. Heaton, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1988. "Monitoring the Metropolitanization Process." Demography 24 (February):115-128.

ichter, Daniel T., and Janice A. Costanzo. 1987. "How Do Demographic Changes Affect Labor Force Participation of Women?" Monthly Labor Review 110(November):23-25.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Janice A. Costanzo. 1987. "Nonmetropolitan 21

Underemployment and Labor-Force Composition." Rural Sociology 52(Fall):329-344.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1987. " Measuring Underemployment in Rural Areas." Rural Development Perspectives 3(February):11-14.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Tim B. Heaton. 1986. "Black Composition and Change in the Nonmetropolitan South." Rural Sociology 51(Fall):343-53.

Kennedy, John M., Gordon F. De Jong, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1986. "Updating Local Area Population Projections with Current Migration Estimates." Journal of Economic and Social Measurement 14(July):107-120.

Heaton, Tim B., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1986. "The Environment and Migration: Effects of Mild Climate, Bodies of Water, and Recreational Development." Sociology and Social Research 70(October):68-70.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Janice A. Costanzo. 1986. "Underemployment in Nonmetropolitan America, 1970 to 1982." Pp. 134-143 in New Dimensions in Rural Policy, Joint Economic Committee of U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C.

Lichter, Daniel T., Tim B. Heaton, and Glenn V. Fuguitt. 1986. "Convergence in Black and White Population Redistribution in the United States." Social Science Quarterly 67(March):21-38.

Lichter, Daniel T., Glenn V. Fuguitt, and Tim B. Heaton. 1985. "Racial Differences in Nonmetropolitan Population Deconcentration." Social Forces 64(December): 487-498.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1985. "Racial Concentration and Segregation across U.S. Counties, 1950-1980." Demography 22(November):603-609.

Lichter, Daniel T, Glenn V. Fuguitt, and Tim B. Heaton. 1985. "Components of Nonmetropolitan Population Change: The Contribution of Rural Areas." Rural Sociology 50(Spring):88-98.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1983. "Socioeconomic Returns to Migration among Married Women." Social Forces 62(December):487-503.

Martin, Jack K., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1983. "Geographic Mobility and Satisfaction with Life and Work." Social Science Quarterly

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64(September):524-535. [Reprinted in Sociology: Toward the Year 2000 C. Babbitt, ed., 1983].

Clifford, William B., Tim B. Heaton, Daniel T. Lichter, and Glenn V. Fuguitt. 1983. “Components of Change in the Age Composition of Nonmetropolitan America." Rural Sociology 48(Fall):458-470.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Glenn V. Fuguitt. 1982. "The Transition to Nonmetropolitan Population Deconcentration." Demography 19(May):211-221.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1982. "The Migration of Dual-Worker Families: Does the Wife's Job Matter?" Social Science Quarterly 63(March):48-57.

Lichter, Daniel T., Glenn V. Fuguitt, Tim B. Heaton, and William B. Clifford. 1981. "Components of Change in the Residential Concentration of the Elderly Population: 1950-1975." Journal of Gerontology 36(September): 480-489.

Lichter, Daniel T, and Glenn V. Fuguitt. 1980. "Demographic Response to Transportation Innovation: The Case of the Interstate Highway." Social Forces 59:492-512.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1980. "Household Migration and the Labor Market Position of Married Women." Social Science Research 9(March):83-97.

Lichter, Daniel T., Tim B. Heaton, and Glenn V. Fuguitt. 1979. "Trends in the Selectivity of Migration between Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Areas." Rural Sociology 44(Winter):645-666.

Goudy, Willis J., and Daniel T. Lichter. 1977. "Differences among Small Towns: Examples from Iowa." Small Town 8(No. 1):9-15.

BOOK REVIEWS

Lichter, Daniel T. 2018. Review of Race and the Politics of Deception: The Making of an American City, by Christopher Mele. American Journal of Sociology 123(5):1494-1496.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2018. Review of Unsettled Americans: Metropolitan Context and Civic Leadership for Immigrant Integration, edited by John Mollenkopf and Manuel Pastor. Contemporary Sociology 46(5):576-578.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2017. Review of Marriage Vows and Racial Choices, by 23

Jessica Vasquez‐Tokos. Population and Development Review 43 (3): 573-576.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2016. Review of Why Getting Everyone Married Won’t Solve All of Our Problems, by Gary R. Lee. Contemporary Sociology 45 (5): 628-630.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2014. Review of Just Neighbors? Research on African American and Latino Relations in the United States, edited by Edward Telles et al. Ethnic and Racial Studies 37: 905-907

Lichter, Daniel T. 2013. Review of A Midwestern Mosaic: Immigration and Political Socialization in Rural America, Celeste Lay. Contemporary Sociology 43: 98-100.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2013. Review of Taxing the Poor: Doing Damage to the Truly Disadvantaged, Katherine S. Newman and Rourke L. O’Brien. American Journal of Sociology 118:1120-1122

Lichter, Daniel T. 2011. Review of Tierra Y Libertad: Land, Liberty, and Latino Housing, by Steven W. Bender. Ethnic and Racial Studies 34:1408-1409.

Lichter, Daniel T.  2009.  Review of Unmarried Mothers with Children, by Paula England and Kathryn Edin. American Journal of Sociology 115:304-307.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2009. Review of Marriage and Cohabitation, by Arland Thorton, William Axin, and Yu Xie. Social Forces 87:2207-2209.

  Lichter, Daniel T. 2008. Review of Chutes and Ladders, by Katherine

Newman. Industrial and Labor Relations Review 61: 262-263.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2006. Review of Social Economy of Single Motherhood, by Margaret Nelsen. Contemporary Sociology 35:574-575.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2005. Review of One Nation, Underprivileged: Why American Poverty Affects Us All, by Mark Robert Rank. Journal of Marriage and Family 67:535-537.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2005. Review of Poor Kids in a Rich Country: America’s Children in

Comparative Perspective, by Lee Rainwater and Timothy M. Smeeding. Social Forces 83:1294-1296.

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Lichter, Daniel T. 2004. Review of America’s Newcomers and the Dynamics of Diversity, by Frank D. Bean and Gillian Stevens. Population Studies, 58 (1): 127-128.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2003. Review of Rural Homelessness: Issues, Experiences and Policy Responses, by Paul Cloke, Paul Milbourne and Rebekah Widdowfield. Regional Studies, 37 (9): 981-982.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2002. Review of American’s Struggle against Poverty in the Twentieth Century, by James T. Patterson. Contemporary Sociology 31(2): 130-131.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1999. Review of An America Challenged: Population Change and the Future of the United States, by Steve H. Murdock. Rural Sociology 64(1): 172-173.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1996. Review of Improving Poor People, by Michael B. Katz and Social Policy in the United States, by Theda Skocpol. Annals of the American Academy of Social and Political Sciences 546:171-172.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1996. Review of Leaving Home Before Marriage: Ethnicity, Familism, and Generational Relationships, by Frances K. Goldscheider and Calvin Goldscheider. Social Forces 74:1459-1460.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1994. Review of Migration and Residential Mobility: Macro and Micro Approaches, by Martin Cadwallader. Contemporary Sociology 23(3): 396-397.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1993. Review of Poverty in Rural America, edited by Cynthia Duncan. Rural Sociology 57:583-85.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1993. Review of Children in Poverty: Children Development and Public Policy, edited by Aletha C. Huston. American Journal of Sociology 98:988-90.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1991. Review of Syllabi and Instructional Materials for Courses in Demography, edited by Brian F. Pendleton. Teaching Sociology 19:288-289.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1990. Review of Internal Migration and Residential Mobility in the United States, by Larry Long. Social Forces 68(March):991-992.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1984. Review of Two Paychecks: Life in Dual-Earner 25

Families, Edited by Joan Aldous. Social Forces 62(June):1113-1114.

Policy Briefs and Other Reports

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2019. Rural Depopulation in a Rapidly Urbanizing America. Durham, NH: Carsey School of Public Policy, University of New Hampshire.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. “Marriage Markets and Assortative Mating in First Marriages and Remarriages in the USA. N-IUSSP: IUSSP's on-line news magazine.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2018. “The Unsuccessful Family Experiment.” Pp. 9-12 in Pathways: A Magazine on Poverty, Inequality, and Social Policy. The Next Round of Welfare Reform. Palo Alto: Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2018. "Stop Ignoring the Needs of Rural America." A Chronicle Forum, Chronicle of Higher Education. February 14, 2018

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2017. “Are U.S. Whites ‘Hunkering Down’ in Racially-Diverse Cities and Neighborhoods?” N-IUSSP: IUSSP's on-line news magazine.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Helga De Valk. 2016. “Residential Segregation.” Pp. 65-75 in Pathways: A Magazine on Poverty, Inequality, and Social Policy. Palo Alto: Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2015. “America’s Segregated States.” Pp. 30-36 in Pathways: Poverty and Inequality Report 2015. Palo Alto: Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality.

Lichter, Daniel T., Scott R. Sanders, and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2015. Behind at the Starting Line: Poverty among Hispanic Infants. National Issue Brief #88. University of New Hampshire: Carsey School of Public Policy.

Thiede, Brian C., Daniel T. Lichter, and Scott R. Sanders.  2015.  The Challenge of Measuring "Working Poverty" in America.   Key Findings.  Scholars Strategy Network.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Scott R. Sanders.  2015. In New Immigrant Destinations across America, Many Poor Hispanic Babies are

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Hampered from the Start.  Key Findings.  Scholars Strategy Network.

Johnson, Kenneth M., Andrew Schaefer, Daniel T. Lichter, and Luke T. Rogers. 2014.“The Increasing Diversity of America’s Youth.” National Issue Brief #71. Durham, NH: Carsey Institute.

Thiede, Brian C., Daniel T. Lichter, and Scott R. Sanders.  2015.  Working Poverty is a Widespread but Under-Analyzed and Poorly-Measured Problem in the U.S. London School of Economics.  Available at www.blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2013. "Studying Families: Why Demography Matters." NCFR Report: Family Focus on . . . Demography and Families. Summer (2013:F2-F4).

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2011.  "The Changing Face of America's Children and Youth."  Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.  Policy Report. 

Lichter, Daniel T. 2010. “U.S. Far from a Melting Pot.” Op-ed. CNN.Com. June 14, 2010. http://articles.cnn.com/2010-06-14/opinion/lichter.interracial.marriage_1_interracial-whites-post-racial?_s=PM:OPINION

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2010. “The Changing Faces of America’s Children and Youth.” Policy Brief, No. 15. Durham, NH: Carsey Institute.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2009. “More Marriage, Less Poverty?” Focus on Poverty, Issue FF44. National Council of Family Relations, Family Focus.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Julie H. Carmalt. 2009. “Cohabitation and the Rise in Out-of-Wedlock Childbearing.” Focus on Cohabitation, Issue FF42, Pp. F11-F13. National Council of Family Relations, Family Focus.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Domenico Parisi. 2008. “Concentrated Rural Poverty and the Geography of Exclusion.” Policy Brief. Rural Realities. Rural Sociological Society.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2008. “Population Growth in New Hispanic Destinations.” Policy Brief, No. 8. Durham, NH: Carsey Institution.

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Lichter, Daniel, Domenico Parisi, Steven Michael Grice, and Michael Tacquino. 2007. “Racial Segregation in Rural & Small Town America: Does New York State Fit the National Pattern?” Research & Policy Brief Series, Issue 10, October. Ithaca, NY: Community and Rural Development Institute.

Parisi, Domenico, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2007. “Hispanic Segregation in America’s New Rural Boomtowns.” Population Reference Bureau brief. http://www.prb.org/Articles/2007/HispanicSegregation.aspx.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2007. “Changes in Concentrated Poverty in Metro and Nonmetro Places.” Perspectives on Poverty, Policy, & Place 4(3):6-9.

Lichter, Daniel T., Zhenchao Qian, and Martha Crowley. 2007. “Race and Poverty: Divergent Fortunes of American Children.” Focus 24:8-16.

Kane, Andrea, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2006. “Reducing Unwed Childbearing: The Missing Link in Efforts to Promote Marriage.” Center on Children and Family Brief #37. Washington, DC: Brookings Institution.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Lori Ann Campbell. 2005. “Changing Patterns of Poverty and Spatial Inequality in Appalachia.” In Demographic and Socioeconomic Change in Appalachia Series. Washington DC: Population Reference Bureau and Appalachian Regional Commission.

Crowley, Martha L., Daniel T. Lichter, and Zhenchao Qian. 2005. “Economic Benefits to Mexicans Emigrating beyond U.S. Gateway Communities.” Perspectives on Poverty, Policy, & Place 3(Fall):6-8.

Lichter, Daniel T. Jillian Garrett, Mary Marshall, and Michael, Cardella. 2005. “Emerging Patterns of Population Redistribution and Migration in Appalachia.” In Demographic and Socioeconomic Change in Appalachia Series. Washington DC: Population Reference Bureau and Appalachian Regional Commission.

Lichter, Daniel T., Christie D. Batson, and Leanna M. Mellot. 2003. “Religion and Healthy Marriages.” Pp. 211-222 in Conceptualizing and Measuring Healthy Marriages for Empirical Research and Evaluation Studies (eds., S. Jekielek et al.). Washington DC: Child Trends. Available at http://www.childtrends.org/ PDF/HealthyMarriage/ RecommendationMemos.pdf

Daniel T. Lichter and Martha L. Crowley. 2002. “American Attitudes about Poverty and the Poor.” Population Reference Bureau web publication.

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Available at http://www.prb.org/Template.cfm?Section=PRB&template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=5972

Lichter, Daniel T. 2002. "Promoting Marriage: Reduce Unwed Childbearing First." Blueprint (January/February): 34, 36-37.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2001. "Marriage as Public Policy." Policy Report. Progressive Policy Institute, September.

McLaughlin, Diane K., Daniel T. Lichter, and Stephen A. Matthews. 1999. Demographic Diversity and Economic Change in Appalachia. Final Report prepared for the Appalachia Regional Commission.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1999. “Generational Shift in Population Research and Training.” Population Notes (summer).

Lichter, Daniel T. 1998. “Fatherhood Saves Men From Themselves.” Op-Ed in York Daily Record, June 21, 1998. Also reprinted in other Pennsylvania Newspapers.

Myers, Scott, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1998. Pennsylvania Population Projections Background Reports: Fertility, Mortality, and Migration. Harrisburg, PA: Pennsylvania State Data Center, Institute of State and Regional Affairs.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Erica Gardner. 1996. "Welfare Reform and the Poor Children of Working Parents." Focus 18(2):65-70.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1996. "Welfare Reform, Working Parents, and the Economic Status of Children." Pathways from Poverty Newsletter 4(February):7-8.

Lichter, Daniel T., Diane K. McLaughlin, and R.S. Oropesa. 1995. The Demography of Local Marriage Markets. Final report submitted to National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1989. Underemployment and the Utilization of Labor in Rural America. Final Report submitted to the Ford Foundation and the Rural Economic Policy Program of the Aspen Institute.

Goudy, Willis, and Daniel Lichter. 1987. "Blaming Self, Others, and Situations for Failing to Return Mail Surveys." The Rural Sociologist 7(January):35-37.

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Kennedy, John M., Gordon F. De Jong, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1987. "How to Update County Population Projections." American Demographics 9(February): 50-51.

De Jong, Gordon F., Daniel T. Lichter, Michael T. Behney, John M. Kennedy, and Robert Surridge. 1986. Pennsylvania Population Projections 1980-2000. PSDC80-14-86, Volume I. Pennsylvania State Data Center and Population Issues Research Center.

Lichter, Daniel T., Gordon F. De Jong, and John M. Kennedy. 1986. "Mortality Experience in Pennsylvania: 1960-2000." In Fertility, Mortality, and Migration. PSDC80-14-86, Volume II. Pennsylvania State Data Center and Population Issues Research Center.

Lichter, Daniel T., Gordon F. De Jong, John M. Kennedy, and Janice A. Costanzo. 1986. "Pennsylvania Migration: 1965-2000." In Fertility, Mortality, and Migration. PSDC80-14-86, Volume II. Pennsylvania State Data Center and Population Issues Research Center.

Kennedy, John M., Gordon F. De Jong, and Daniel T. Lichter. 1986. "Fertility in Pennsylvania: 1965-2000." In Fertility, Mortality, and Migration. PSDC80-14-86, Volume II. Pennsylvania State Data Center and Population Issues Research Center.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1986. "Losses May Face Married Women Who Move." Liberal Arts Alumni Review 1(Winter):6.

Fuguitt, Glenn V., Daniel T. Lichter, and Calvin L. Beale. 1981. Population Deconcentration in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Areas of the United States, 1950-1975. Population Series 70-15. Madison, WI: Applied Population Laboratory, Department of Rural Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Pp. 45.

Lichter, Daniel T. 1978. "The Rural Sociological Society: Seven Years Later." Newsline (renamed The Rural Sociologist) 6(No. 4):14-24.

EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES

Editor Demography, 2002-2004

Associate Editor: Demography, 1988-1990, 2007-2009Rural Sociology, 1988-2002

Journal of Family Issues, 1995-199930

Journal of Rural Education, 2006-

Deputy Editor: American Sociological Review, 1998-1999

Editorial Board: Social Science Quarterly, 1991-currentJournal of Marriage and Family, 2008-current

Rural Studies Series, Westview Press, 1995-1999

Occasional Ad Hoc Reviewer:

American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology, Social Forces, Social Problems, Rural Sociology, Social Science Journal, Sociological Quarterly, Social Science Quarterly, Sociological Methodology, Journal of Public Policy Analysis and Management, Journal of Marriage and the Family, Journal of Family Issues, European Sociological Review, International Migration Review, Demographic Research, Sociological Perspectives, Urban Affairs Quarterly (Review), Research in Social Stratification and Mobility, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Sociological Forum, Family Planning Perspectives, Policy Studies Journal, Journal of Human Resources, Society and Natural Resources, Child Development, Population Research and Policy Review, Work and Occupations, Journal of Research in Rural Education, Family Relations, Quarterly Journal of Economic Development, Sex Roles, The Milbank Quarterly, Cross Cultural Research, Evolution and Human Behavior, Regional Studies, Social Service Review, State and Local Government Review, International Sociology, Policy Studies, Journal of Urban Affairs, City and Community, Social Science and Medicine, Urban Studies, Cityscape, Rural Studies Series of Westview Press, State University of New York Press, Temple University Press, University of California Press, University of Chicago Press, National Science Foundation (Sociology, Economics, and Geography programs), New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (Cook College-Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Russell Sage Foundation, United States Department of Agriculture (Small Business Innovation Research Program; Rural Initiative Program), Idaho Board of Education, among others.

PROFESSIONAL AND ADVISORY ROLES

Member, Technical Working Group of the National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families (The Pew Hispanic Center), 2019-

Member, Geography and Poverty Network, National Poverty Research Center, the Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in collaboration with its U.S. Collaborative of Poverty Centers (CPC) partner institutions, 2017-2019.

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Member, Advisory Board, Gates Foundation Grant on “Assessing the Impact of Place-Based Interventions on Economic Mobility” (PI, Kathy Edin), 2017-2019.

Leader, Residential Segregation Research Group, Stanford Center onPoverty and Inequality, Stanford University, 2017-.

Member, Program Review Panel, Economic Research Service, United States Department of Agriculture, December 2017.

Member, NRC (National Academies of Science) panel on “Immigrant Integration in the United States,” 2013-2015. Contributed to The Integration of Immigrants into American Society, edited by Mary C. Waters and Marisa Gerstein Pineau. National Academies Press, 2016.

Invited Participant and Presenter, NRC (National Academies) panel on “Rationalizing the Classification of Rural Areas,” 2015.

Invited Participant, Westat, ASPE/HHS forum on “Suburban Poverty and Social Provision.” January 2014.

Senior Fellow, Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire, 2006-

Research Affiliate, National Poverty Center, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan, 2004-

Research Affiliate, Center for Public Information on Population Research, Population Reference Bureau, Washington, DC, 2003-

Regular member, Population Studies Committee, NIH study section, 2008-2010.

Member, proposal review panel, National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unintended Pregnancy, August 2008

Member, Board of Directors, Alan Guttmacher Institute, New York City, 2004-2008.

Member, Research Council, RUPRI Rural Poverty Research Center, 2004-2006.

Expert panel member, “Exploring Options for the Collection of Marriage and Divorce Statistics at the National, State, and Local Levels,” U.S.

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Department of Health and Human Services, The Lewin Group, and The Urban Institute, 2003-2005.

Panelist, Rural Development Committee, National Research Initiative Competitive Grants Program, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2003, 2004, 2005.

Co-Chair, “Addressing Rural Children in the National Children's Study,” workshop sponsored by NICHD/NIH, March 2004.

Ad Hoc member, NICHD Study Section panel, July, 2003

Member, External Evaluation team, Department of Sociology, Brigham Young University, March 2003.

Member, National Science Foundation panel, Major Research Instrumentation Program, May 2002.

Member, Effective Programs and Research Task Force, National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, May 2002-.

Member, Census Advisory Committee of Professional Associations, 1999-2005.

Member, Scientific Advisory Panel, Child Well-Being and Poverty Data Archive, Sociometrics, 2002-

Participant, workshop on "Counting Couples: Improving Marriage, Divorce, Remarriage, and Cohabitation Data in the Federal Statistical System," Data Collection Committee of the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics, Washington DC, December 13-14, 2001.

Participant, "Workshop on the Philanthropy Supplement to the 2001 Panel Study of Income Dynamics," co-sponsored by the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy and the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research, July 2000.

Panel Peer Reviewer, Competitive Grants and Cooperative Agreements Program on “Reaching Underserved Populations.” Food Assistance and Nutrition Research Program, Economic Research Service, USDA, June 2000.

Chair, NICHD Center Site Visit Team, Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, March 2000.

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Member, Council of Advisors, National Center for Children in Poverty, Columbia University, 1999-

Member, Advisory Council, Center for Families, Purdue University, 2000-2002

Member, National Advisory Panel for the Data Archive on Child Poverty and Well-Being, 1999

Panelist, Rural Development Committee, National Research Initiative Competitive Grants Program, U.S. Department of Agriculture, May, 1993 and 1994.

Chair, Working Group on "Human Capital Investment, Labor Supply, and Rural Poverty," Task Force on Persistent Rural Poverty, initiated by the Rural Sociological Society, 1990 1992. Funded by Kellogg Foundation, $50,000. Gene Summers, Principal Investigator.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Elected Offices Held

President, Population Association of America, 2012

President, Rural Sociological Society, 2010-2011

Elected, Nominations Committee, Population Association of America, 2007-2009

Vice-President, Rural Sociological Society, 2004-2005

Member, Board of Directors, Population Association of America, 2006-2008

Elected Chair, Sociology of Family Section of the American Sociological Association, 2008-2009

Member, Council, Sociology of Family Section of the American Sociological Association, 2007-2010

Elected Chair, Sociology of Population Section of the American Sociological Association, 2005-2006

Member, Council, Sociology of Population Section of the American Sociological Association, 2004-2007.

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President, Association of Population Centers, 2001-2002

Elected Member, Council, Sociology of Children Section of the American Sociological Association, 2000-2002

Elected Member, Council, Rural Sociological Society, 1999-2002

Elected Member, Council, Population Section of the American Sociological Association, 1997-1999

Elected Chair, Nominations Committee, Rural Sociological Society, 2002

Appointed Committee Membership

Chair, Executive Committee, Rural Sociological Society, 2011-2012.

Member, membership committee, Population Association of America, 2006-2008

Member, award committee member, Children and Youth Section, Distinguished Contributions Early in a Career of Research and Teaching on the Sociology of Children and Youth, 2003

Member, ad hoc membership committee, Population Section, American Sociological Association, 2002-

Member, Committee on Population Statistics (COPS), Population Association of America, 1999-

Chair, Clifford C. Clogg Award Committee, Population Association of America, 2000Member, Clifford C. Clogg Award Committee, Population Association of America, 1996, 1998

Representative, Rural Sociological Society, to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Section K (Social, Economic, and Political Sciences), 1996-1998

Chair, Publications Committee, Rural Sociological Society, 1993-94

Member, Council of Rural Sociological Society, 1993-94

Member, Program Committee, Rural Sociological Society, 1991, 1996

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Member, Publications Committee, Rural Sociological Society, 1991 1993Member, Nominations Committee, Population section of the American Sociological Association, 1988

Representative, Rural Sociological Society of Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics, 1988-91

Other Professional Association Activities

Organizer and Chair, “Setting the Agenda: Rural People and Places in an Urban Society,” Presidential Invited Panel, Population Association of America, Washington DC, April 2020.

Organizer and Chair, “Families and Inequality,” Sessions at the Population Association of America, Austin, TX, April 2019.

Organizer and Chair, “Geographic Inequalities,” Session at the American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, PA, August 2018.

Discussant, Session on “Marriage Markets and Intermarriage.” Population Association of America, Chicago, April, 2017.

Presentation, “Spatial Dimensions of Integration,” Session on “The National Academy of Sciences Report on Immigrant Integration into American Society,” Population Association of America, April, 2016.

Panel member, “Population RIG,” Plenary Session on the RSS Rural Interest Groups, Rural Sociological Society, Toronto, August, 2015.

Discussant, Session on "Fertility: Childbearing Decisions in Family Context." American Sociological Association, Chicago, August, 2015.

Organizer and Chair; Session on International Migration and Migrant Populations, European Population Conference, Budapest, June, 2014.

Organizer and Chair, session on “Internal Migration.” American Sociological Association, New York City, August, 2013.

Chair, session on Chair, Session on “Racial/Ethnic Minorities and Economic Inequality.” Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, July, 2012.

Presider, roundtable on "Selecting and Establishing a Long-Term Research Agenda," America Sociological Association, August, 2012.

Organizer and Chair, “Author Meets Critics” session on Hollowing Out the 36

Middle: The Rural Brain Drain and What it Means for America by Patrick J. Carr and Maria J. Kefalas. Rural Sociological Society, Boise, 2011.

Chair, Session on “Race and Residence Patterns.” Rural Sociological Society, Boise, 2011.

Panelist, Session on “The Rural Housing Question.” Rural Sociological Society, Boise, 2011.

Organizer, Sessions on “Marriage.” Population Association of America, April 2011.

Chair, Session on “Marriage in the Millennium: Papers Honoring Steve Nock’s Scholarship.” American Sociological Association, San Francisco, 2009.

Organizer and Chair, Session on “Religion and Marriage: Implications for Healthy Marriage Policy.” Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, DC. 2007.

Organizer and Chair, Session on “New Immigrant Destinations and Public Policies,” Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, DC. 2007.

Discussant, session on “New Research on Sexual Orientation and Public Policy.” Association of Public Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, DC. 2007.

Organizer and Chair, Three Sessions on “Marriage and Public Policy.” Population Association of America, April 2007.

Panelist, Session on “Where We Are and Where We Need to Go: A Panel on Directions for Rural Poverty Research.” Rural Sociological Society, Louisville, 2006.

Organizer and Chair, Session on “Family Policy.” American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, August 2005.

Organizer and Chair, Session on “Welfare Reform.” American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 2004

Discussant, Session on “Work and Welfare in Rural Areas.” Association of Public Policy and Management, Washington, November 2003

Discussant, Session on “Welfare Reform and Union Formation.” Population 37

Association of America, Minneapolis, May 2003.

Discussant, Session on "Welfare Reform: The Experiences of Children and Families," American Sociological Association, Chicago, August 2002

Chair and Discussant, Session on "Welfare Reform in Rural America," Rural Sociological Society, Chicago, August 2002

Organizer, Session on "Race, Ethnicity, and the Family," Population Association of America, Atlanta, May 2002

Organizer, Session on "Biodemography," Association of Population Centers, Chicago,November 2000

Invited panel participant, Session on "Whither Demography?" American Sociological Association, Washington, DC, August 2000

Organizer and Chair, session on "Graduate Training in Demography," American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 2000

Invited presentation (with Diane K. McLaughlin, Erica L. Gardner, and Heidi M. Melz), “Nonmetropolitan and Small-Town Population Estimates from the American Community Survey,” session on “The New American Community Survey: What the 1996 Data Show,” Population Association of America, Chicago, 1998

Invited panelist, “A Generational Shift in Population Training in U.S. Graduate Schools,” session on “Training in Population,” Population Association of America, Chicago, 1998

Discussant, session on "Marriage Timing," Population Association of America, Washington, DC, 1997

Discussant, session on "Intermarriage," Population Association of America, San Francisco, 1995

Invited panelist, Session on "Rural Welfare Initiatives," Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Washington, DC, 1995

Organizer and Chair, Session on "Rural Poverty and Demographic Change," Joint Session of the Rural Sociological Society and American Sociological

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Association, Washington, DC, 1995

Invited Discussant, Joint ASA-RSS session on "Restructuring in Rural Society," Washington, DC, 1995

Organizer, Three Sessions on "Labor Markets," American Sociological Association, Los Angeles, 1995.

Chair, Session on "Rural Youth in Transition," World Congress for Rural Sociology, State College, PA, 1992

Chair, Session on "Family Migration," Annual meetings of the Population Association of America, Toronto, 1990

Invited panelist, Session on "Rural Underemployment," Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Norfolk, VA, 1990

Invited Speaker (with Clifford Clogg), "Labor Force Issues in the 1990s," Annual Conference of Harrisburg Chapter of the International Personnel Management Association and Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Society for Public Administrators, Harrisburg, PA, May 1989

Organizer and Chair, Session on "Unemployment and Underemployment," Annual meetings of the Population Association of America, Baltimore, 1989

Organizer and Chair, "Racial Changes in Population Distribution in the United States," Annual meetings of the Population Association of America, New Orleans, 1988

Organizer and Chair, Session on "Nonmetropolitan Population Change Since 1980", Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, 1987

Discussant, Session on "Nonmetropolitan Population Trends," Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, 1986.

Chair, Session on "Sociodemographic Changes in Nonmetropolitan Areas," Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, 1985.

Organizer and Chair, Session on "The Nonmetropolitan Turnaround: Consequences for Migrants and Their Communities," Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, 1983.

Discussant, Session on "Social Psychological Correlates of the Rural Renaissance," Annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, 1980.

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Discussant, Session on "Community Social Change," Annual meetings of the Mid Continent Regional Science Association, Minneapolis, 1979.

Papers Presented at Professional Association Meetings Last 5 Years

Lichter, Daniel T., Zhenchao Qian, and Haoming Song. 2020. “Gender, Union Formation, and Assortative Mating among Older Couples.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Population Association of America, April.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2019. “A Demographic Lifeline? Immigration and Population Change in Rural America.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Richmond, VA, August.

Lichter, Daniel T. and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2019. “Immigration and Population Change in Rural America: A Demographic Lifeline to Depopulating Rural Areas?” Paper presented at the meetings of the European Society of Rural Sociology, Trondheim, Norway, June.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2019. “Geographic Mobility and Immobility among the Rural Poor: Rural Areas as Collecting Grounds for America’s Poor?” Paper presented at the meetings of the European Society of Rural Sociology, Trondheim, Norway, June.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. “The Impact of Metropolitan Reclassification on Population Change in Rural and Urban America, 1970 to2016.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Portland, OR, July.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. “Depopulation in Rural America: Demographic Lessons for Aging Societies.” Paper presented at the meetings of the European Population Conference, Brussels, Belgium, June.

Lichter, Daniel T., Yoselinda Mendoza, and Youngmin Xi. 2018. "The Spatial Context of Reception: Economic Integration and Poverty among Hispanic Immigrants." Paper presented at the meetings of Population Association of America, Denver, April.

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Johnson, Kenneth A., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. “Spiraling Down: The Emergence of Depopulation across Rural and Urban America " Paper presented at the meetings of Population Association of America, Denver, April.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2018. "Racial Pairings and Fertility: Do Interracial Couples Have Fewer Children?" Paper presented at the meetings of Population Association of America, Denver, April.

Parisi, Domenico, Daniel T. Lichter, and Michael C. Taquino. 2018. “White Spatial Integration? Residential Mobility and Segregation in a Multiracial Society.” Paper presented at the meetings of Population Association of America, Denver, April.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Zhenchao Qian. 2018. “Race, Immigration, and the American future: Racial identity among the Children of Interracial Marriages.” Paper presented at a Presidential Plenary Session on Immigration and the New American Mainstream, Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, February.

Qian, Zhenchao, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2017. “Marital Assimilation or Not? Marriage Markets, Ethnoracial Diversity, and Marital Endogamy among U.S. Hispanics.” Paper presented at the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population Conference, (IUSSP), Cape Town, South Africa, October.

Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2017. “Past the Peak? New Patterns of Depopulation in Rural America.” Paper presented at the meetings of Rural Sociological Society, Columbus, OH, August.

Crowley, Martha, Pete Knepper, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2017. “Left Behind in the New Economy: The Making of the Rural White Underclass.” Paper presented at the meetings of Rural Sociological Society, Columbus, OH, August.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2017. “White Integration or Segregation? The Racial and Ethnic Transformation of Rural and Small Town America.” Paper presented at the meetings of European Society of Rural Sociology, Krakow, Poland, July.

Sutton, April, Daniel T. Lichter, and Sharon Sassler. 2017. “Women Left Behind: Unintended Pregnancy and Fertility in Rural America.” Poster presented at the meetings of the Population Association of America, Chicago, April.

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Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Shrinidhi Ambinakudige. 2016. “Residential Segregation in Europe: Immigration and Spatial Integration.” Paper presented at the meetings of the European Population Conference, Mainz, Germany, September.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2016. “White Integration or Segregation? The Racial and Ethnic Transformation of Rural and Small Town America.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Toronto, August.

Sutton, April, Daniel T. Lichter, and Sharon Sassler. 2016. “Women Left Behind: Unintended Pregnancy and Fertility in Rural America.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Toronto, August.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2016. “Living in Diverse Places? Racial Segregation and Locational Attainment in Metropolitan Cities and Suburbs.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Population Association of America, Washington, D.C., April.

Lichter, Daniel T., Joseph Price, and Jeffrey Swigert. 2016. “Mismatches in the Marriage Market and Women’s Economic Wellbeing.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Population Association of America, Washington, D.C., April.

Thiede, Brian, Scott Sanders, and Daniel T. Lichter. 2016. “Born Poor? Racial Diversity, Inequality, and the American Pipeline.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Population Association of America, Washington, D.C., March 31.

Lichter, Daniel T. and Zhenchao Qian. 2015. "Whom Do Immigrants Marry? Race, Intermarriage, and Integration." Paper presented at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, August.

Lichter, Daniel T., and Kenneth M. Johnson. 2015. "Immigration, Natural Increase, and Population Change in New Hispanic Destinations in the United States, 1990-2010." Paper presented at the XXVI European Society for Rural Sociology Congress, Aberdeen, Scotland, August.

Lichter, Daniel T., Domenico Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino. 2015. "Hispanic Segregation in New Immigrant Destinations: Lessons from Rural America." Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society, Madison, WI, August.

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Johnson, Kenneth M., and Daniel T. Lichter. 2015. "High Fertility, Low Mortality: Hispanic Natural Increase and the Growing Spatial Diversity of the U.S. Population." Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Population Association of America, San Diego, May.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2015. "Emerging Patterns of Interracial Marriage and Immigration Integration in the United States." Invited panel session at the annual meetings of the Eastern Sociological Society, New York City, February.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2015. "Family Dimensions of Immigrant Integration." Panel presentation of the National Academy of Science report at APPAM, Miami, November.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2015. "The Rural-Urban Interface of a Space of Integration rather than Separation." Invited presentation at National Research Council (NAS) workshop on Rationalizing Rural Area Classifications, Washington, DC, April.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2015. "Hispanic Population Redistribution in New Immigration Destinations: Lessons from Rural America." Invited seminar at The Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute, The Hague, NL, October.

Lichter, Daniel T. 2015. "Immigration, Natural Increase, and Net Migration in New Hispanic Destinations in the United States, 1990-2010." Invited lecture presented Interface Demography, Free University of Brussels, Belgium, October.

OTHER SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Invited Speaker, ““The Urbanization of Rural America: Shifting Rural-Urban Boundaries and the Places Left Behind.” Joint Degree Program in Public Policy, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University, Princeton NJ, November 2019.

Invited Speaker (with David L. Brown and Domenico Parisi). 2019. The Rural-Urban Interface: Growth and Change in Small Towns at the Periphery of U.S. Metropolitan Cities.” Paper presented at the Quetelet Seminar on “Demographic Change along the Urban-Rural Gradient,” Center for Demographic Research, University of Louvain la-Neuve, Belgium, November 7-8.

Invited Speaker, “Population Change in New York State: The 4 D’s,” 43

Conference on “From Zombies & Vacants to Sustainable Housing: Building Resilient Communities,”CaRDI Community Development Institute, October 23-24, Cornell University.

Invited Speaker, “The Urbanization of Rural America: Shifting Rural-Urban Boundaries and the Places Left Behind.” Duke Population Research Institute, Duke University, Durham, NC, October 2019

Charles B. Nam Lecture, “The Integration of Immigrants into Multicultural Societies.” Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, March 2019.

Keynote Speaker, “Shifting Rural-Urban Boundaries: New Patterns of Spatial Interdependence and Inequality.” The Borrie Lecture, Australia Population Association, Darwin, AU, July 2018.

Public Lecture, “The Integration of Immigrants into Multicultural Societies: Lessons from the United States and around the World.” The Australian National University, Canberra, AU, August 2018.

Invited Speaker, “Reconsidering the Spatial Scale of Residential Segregation.” Australian National University, School of Demography, July 2018.

Invited Speaker, “Remaking the Mainstream? Immigrant Integration or Segregation in Rural America.” Center for the Study of Democracy, St. Mary’s College of Maryland April 10, 2018.

Keynote Speaker, “Changing Demography and Geography of Poverty since The People Left Behind.” Conference on “Fifty years after The People Left Behind,” sponsored by ERS/USDA, Institute for Research on Poverty, Stanford Center on Poverty & Inequality, University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research, National Council of Counties, and Anne E. Casey Foundation. Washington, DC. March 2018.

Invited Participant, Webinar on “Understanding America’s Rural/Urban Interface.” Social Science Space, sponsored by Sage, November 2017.

Invited Speaker, “Rural Poverty: People and Places Left Behind.” American Enterprise Institute, Washington, DC, October, 2017.

Invited Speaker, “The New Rural-Urban Interface.” Presentation for media, National Academy of Political and Social Science, Washington, DC, October,

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Invited Speaker, “The Changing Spatial Scale of Residential Segregation in a Multiracial Society.” Centre for Population Dynamics, McGill University, September, 2017.

Invited Speaker, “Toward a Spatially-Inclusive Perspective of Hispanic Residential Segregation and Inequality,” Institute for Research on Poverty, University of Wisconsin-Madison, September, 2017.

Invited Speaker, “Population Health and Mortality: Rural and Urban Comparisons.” General Accountability Office,” Washington, DC, June, 2017.

Invited Speaker, “Deep Poverty, Immigration, and Immigrant Integration.” Presentation at Joint ASPE/HHS-National Poverty Center Conference on Deep Poverty in the United States, Washington, DC, June, 2017.

Invited Speaker, “Toward a New Macro-Segregation? Ethnoracial Diversity and Changing U.S. Settlement Patterns,” Broom Center for Demography, University of California Santa Barbara, February, 2017.

Invited Speaker (with Zhenchao Qian), “Childbearing among Interracial Couples: Racial Identification and Boundary Blurring among Mixed-Race Children.” Presentation at workshop on “What the Census Bureau Needs to Know to Improve Ethnic, Racial, and Immigration Statistics,” sponsored by the Russell Sage Foundation, New York City, December, 2016.

Invited Speaker, “Lessons for Marriage and Families,” Conference on “The 20th Anniversary of Welfare Reform,” sponsored by the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., September 2016.

Organizer and Speaker (with James Ziliak), “The Urban-Rural Interface,” Presentation at conference on “The New Rural-Urban Interface,” sponsored by the Association of the Political and Social Science, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, September 2016.

Invited Moderator, “Directions for Future Research,” Seminar on Residential Segregation in the United States,” Sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute and the American Association of Political and Social Science, Washington, D.C., June, 2016.

Invited Participant, International Inequalities Institution, London School of Economic, London, England, May 2016.

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Invited Speaker, “Children at Risk: Racial Diversity, Poverty, and the American Future.” Department of Sociology and Rural Studies, South Dakota State University, April, 2016.

Keynote Speaker, “Children at Risk: Racial Diversity, Poverty, and Public Policy,”8th Annual Sociological Research Symposium, sponsored by the Sociology Graduate Student Association, Cornell University, March 2016.

Invited Speaker, "The Integration of Immigrants into American Society." Presentation of the National Academy of Sciences panel report to Department of Homeland Security, Washington, DC, September, 2015.

Invited Public Lecture, "Children at Risk: Race, Poverty, and the American Future." The Margorie Pay Hinkley University Lecture, Brigham Young University, February, 2015.

Invited Speaker, "Pathways to a Stable Marriage? Pregnancy and Childbearing among Cohabiting Couples in the United States." Invited seminar to the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences, Brigham Young University, February, 2015.

Invited Speaker (with Domencio Parisi, and Michael C. Taquino). 2015. "Spatial Segregation." Policy report presented at the annual conference on the "State of the Union." Palo Alto: Center for Poverty and Inequality, Stanford University, February.

Invited Speaker (with Zhenchao Qian), “Children in Families: Diversity, Living Arrangements, and Economic Inequality,” International Symposium on Demographic Dynamics and Societal Change in the 21st Century, Seoul, Republic of Korea.

Invited Speaker, “Hispanic Boomtowns: Immigration, Population Change, and the New Racial Diversity in Rural America,” NCR, National Academies panel on “Immigration and Fiscal Impacts,” November, 2014.

Invited Speaker, “Intermarriage and Social Integration: Conceptualization, Data, and Measurement,” NCR. National Academies Panel on “immigration and Social Integration.” October, 2014.

Invited Speaker (with Domenico Parisi and Michael Taquino), “Spatial Assimilation of Hispanics? Shifting Patterns of Segregation from Blacks and Whites in America’s Cities, Suburbs, and Rural Communities,” Symposium on “Residential Inequality in American Neighborhoods and Communities,” Penn State University, September 2014.

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Invited Speaker, “Toward a New Macro-Segregation? Diversity, Immigration, and Changing U.S. Settlement Patterns.” University of Southampton, England, July, 2014.

Invited Speaker, “Legal Deserts and Rural Population Change.” University of South Dakota Law School, April 2014.

Invited Speaker, “At the Starting Line: Poverty among Hispanic Babies in New Immigrant Destinations.” Spatial Structures in the Social Sciences, Population Research and Training Center, Brown University, February 2014.

Invited Speaker, “Spatial Dimensions of Immigrant Integration,” NCR, national Academies panel on “Immigration and Social Integration,” January, 2014.

Invited Speaker, "Hispanics at the Starting Line: Born into Poverty in Established Gateways and New Destinations." Rural Poverty Research Symposium, Federal Reserve Bank, Atlanta, December 2013.

Invited Speaker, "American Diversity and Emerging Patterns of Racial and Ethnic Segregation," Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire, October 2013.

Invited Speaker, "At the Starting Line: Poverty and Inequality among Hispanic Newborn Babies in new Immigrant Destinations." Cornell Population Center, Cornell University, September 2013.

Invited Lectures, "How to Publish in English Language Social Science Journals," "The Research Process in Sociology and the Social Sciences," and "Population Resettlement and Residential Segregation: Conceptual Issues and Measurement." Social Research Workshop, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, July 3-5, 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Cohabitation, Post-Conception Unions, and the Rise in Nonmarital Fertility." Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute, Den Haag, The Netherlands, June 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Hispanics at the Starting Line: Fertility, Poverty, and Ethnic Inequality in New Immigrant Destinations." Collegio Carlo Alberto, University of Turin, Italy, June, 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Diversity and Residential Segregation in the United States." Department of Sociology, Free University of Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, May, 2013.

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Invited Speaker, "New Developments in Demography in the United States." Stockholm, Sweden, May, 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Social Boundaries in America: Shifting Patterns of Marriage and Residential Segregation among Minority Populations." Department of Economic History, Lund University, Sweden, April, 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Hispanics at the Starting Line: Born Poor in New Immigrant Destinations." WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Berlin, Germany, April, 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Shifting Ethnic Boundaries: New Hispanic Migration Patterns and Rural Population Change in the USA." Queens University, Belfast, Northern Ireland, March 2013.

Invited Speaker, "America's Ethnic Future and Emerging Patterns of Residential Segregation." St. John's College, Oxford University, Oxford, UK, March 2013.

Invited Speaker, “Shifting Ethnic Boundaries: New Hispanic Migration Patterns and Rural Population Change in the USA.” School of Planning, Architecture, and Civil Engineering, Queens University, Northern Ireland, March 2013.

Invited Speaker, "Diversity and Inequality: Race, Immigration, and the American Future." Department of Sociology, Stanford University, December 2012.

Invited speaker, “New Developments in Spatial Demography.” Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, October 2012. Theodore Schultz Lecture, “Race, Immigration, and the Future of Rural America.” South Dakota State University, October 2012.

Invited speaker, “Rural Retirement Destinations and Demographic Destinies.” Department of Sociology and Rural Studies, South Dakota State University, October 2012.

Invited speaker, "New Immigrant Destinations: Challenges to Hispanic Incorporation in Rural America." Department of Sociology, Penn State University, March 2012.

Invited speaker, “Shifting Ethnoracial Boundaries: New Hispanic 48

Settlement Patterns and Demographic Change.” CUNY Institute for Demographic Research, Baruch College, March 2012.

Invited speaker, “Shifting Ethnoracial Boundaries: New Hispanic Settlement Patterns and Demographic Change.” Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology, University of Washington, October 2011.

Invited speaker, “Poverty and Income in Upstate New York.” State of Upstate New York Conference: Resiliency, Partnerships and Innovation, Syracuse, June 2011.

Invited speaker, “Racial Boundaries and Demographic Change.” Initiative in Population Research, The Ohio State University, May 2011.

Keynote Address, “The Reshaping of Racial Boundaries in Intimate Relationships.” Council of Contemporary Families, Annual Conference, University of Illinois-Chicago, April 2011.

Invited speaker, “Hispanic Boomtown and Rural Immigration.” Institute for Violence Research and Prevention, St. Joseph’s University, April 2011.

Invited speaker, “Racial Boundaries and Demographic Change.” Office of Population Research, Princeton University, February 2011.

Invited discussant. Session on “What are the Timing and Family Contexts of Fertility in Young Adulthood?” Conference on Early Adulthood in a Family Context. Penn State’s 18th Annual Symposium on Family Issues. University Park, PA, October 2010.

Invited speaker. “Measuring the Impact of Race, Class, and Immigration Status on Family Stability.” National Academy of Science workshop on “The Science of Family Research,” July 2010.

On-line discussion (Q&A), “Racial and Ethnic Intermarriage in the United States,” Population Reference Bureau, June 2010.

Invited panelist, “Youth Class Divergence and its Consequences,” The Saguaro Seminar, Harvard Kennedy School, May 2010.

Invited speaker, “Family Change and Poverty in Appalachia.” Institute for the Social Sciences, Cornell University, November 2009.

Invited public lecture, “Marriage Promotion and U.S. Welfare Policy.” 49

University of Montevideo, Montevideo, Uruguay, November 2009.

Invited speaker, “Social Sciences and the Public Welfare.” Department of Economics, University of Montevideo, November 2009.

Invited panelist, Session on “The Measures of Faith: Research on Religiosity.” Third Annual Conference on Religious Practice in America: What the Research Says. Washington DC, October 2009

Invited speaker (with Lisa Cimbaluk), “Family Change and Poverty in Appalachia.” Conference on “Appalachia and the Legacy of the War on Poverty: A Research Agenda,” University of Kentucky, October 2009.

Invited speaker, “The New Immigration in Rural America.” Department of Sociology, University of Kentucky, September 2009.

Poster Session (with Kenneth Johnson). “The Growth and Changing Spatial Distribution of America’s Hispanic Children.” Cornell Population Program, Encore Conference, September 2009.

Co-organizer (with Stephen Morgan) and Moderator, “Persistent Poverty: Public Forum on US Poverty Policy.” Institute for the Social Sciences, Cornell University, September 2009

Invited speaker, “What are the Individual and Institutional Consequences of Cohabitation for Marriage?” Conference on “The Marital Divide: Race, Ethnicity, Class, and The Retreat from Marriage,” Witherspoon Institute, Princeton University, August 2009.

Invited speaker, "A Model of Immigrant Incorporation." Harvard/Cornell Immigrant Political Incorporation Workshop, Cornell University, May, 2008.

Invited speaker, "Concentrated Poverty and the Geography of Exclusion." Exploring Viable Opportunities for Low-Wealth Communities: A Regional Summit, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, May

Invited panel member, “Chaos and Children’s Development: How chaotic environmental settings influence human development from infancy through adolescence.” Cornell Cooperative Extension, Ithaca, NY, June.

Speaker, CPP Inaugural Event, Discussant of Keynote address, "Population Matters: Toward an Engaged Public Demography," by Peter Donaldson, President Population Council, September.

Invited speaker, "Religion and Marital Quality among Low-income Couples." 50

Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, March, 2008.

Invited speaker, "Race and the Micro-Spatial Concentration of Poverty." Department of Demography and Organization Studies, University of Texas-San Antonio, March 2008.

Invited speaker, “Marriage as Public Policy: Helping Poor Single Mothers?” Department of Sociology, Yale University, February 2008.

Invited speaker, “Race and the Micro-Scale Concentration of Poverty.” Carsey Institute, University of New Hampshire, October 2007.

Invited speaker (with Elaine Wethington), “Chaos Amidst Stability: The Diverging Fortunes of American Children in Historical Perspective,” Conference in “Chaos and Children’s Development: Levels of Analysis and Mechanisms,” Cornell University, October 2007.

Invited speaker, “Religion and Healthy Marriages among Low-Income Couples.” Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, October 2007.

Invited speaker (with Sharon Sassler and Rachel Dunifon), “Children of Military Families: Adolescent Development and the Transition to Adulthood.” Conference on “Military Service, Social (Dis)Advantage, and the Life Course,” Maxwell School, Syracuse University, October 2007.

Invited speaker, “Rural Poverty: Sources, Consequences and Solutions,” Cornell Summer Institute on Rural Schools: Preparing rural Youth for the Future,” Cornell University, July 2007

Invited speaker (with Julie Carmalt), “Religion and Marital Quality among Low-Income Couples.” Conference on “The Impact of Religion and Faith-Based Organizations on the Lives of Low Income Families,” National Poverty Center, Washington DC, June 2007.

Invited speaker, “Serial Cohabitation: Implications for Marriage, Divorce, and Public Policy,” Conference on “Rethinking Relationships: Advancing Interdisciplinary Scholarship on Non-marital Unions in a Global Context.” Population Studies and Training Center, Brown University, April 2007.

Invited discussant, Conference on “Ten Years After: Evaluating the Long-Term Effects of Welfare Reform on Child, Families, Welfare, and Work,” University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research, Lexington, KY, April, 2007.

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Invited speaker, “Marriage and Public Policy: Union Formation among Low-Income Women,” Department of Sociology, Mississippi State University, March 2007.

Keynote speaker, Annual AKD lecture, “Public Sociology: Asking Questions that Matter,” Mississippi State University, March 2007.

Invited speaker, “Marriage Promotion and Public Policy: Is Marriage a Panacea for Low Income Mothers? Department of Human Development, Cornell University, February 2007.

Invited speaker, “Segregation and Racial Exclusion in Small Town America,” Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University, February 2007.

Invited speaker, “Marriage and Public Policy: Union Formation among Low-Income Women,” Center for Social and Demographic Analysis, University at Albany, SUNY, January, 2007.

Invited speaker, “Marriage and Public Policy: Is Marriage a Panacea for Low-Income Mothers?” Family Life Development Center, Cornell University, January, 2007.

Invited speaker, “Marriage and Public Policy: Union Formation among Low-Income Women.” Population Research Institute, Penn State University, December, 2006.

Invited discussant, Conference on “Multiple Partner Fertility,” Institute for Research on Poverty, Madison, WI, September, 2006.

Invited speaker, “Changing Poverty and Economic Inequality among America's Immigrant and Minority Children,” Symposium on Inequalities in Health and Well-Being over the Life Course, The Ohio State University, June 2006.

Invited speaker (with Andrea Kane), “Out-of-Wedlock Childbearing, Teen Pregnancy, and Marriage.” Democratic Policy Committee, Washington, DC, May 2006.

Invited speaker (with Kenneth Johnson), The Changing Geographic Concentration of Poverty in America,” Conference on “America’s Americans: The Populations of The University States,” University of London Institute for the Study of the Americas, and the British Library’s Eccles Centre for American Studies, May 2006.

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Invited speaker, “Future of Marriage?” Cornell Evolving Family Conference on “Marriage and Family: Complexities and Perspectives.” Cornell University, April 2006.

Invited speaker, “The New Immigrants: Rural Destinations, Poverty, and Intermarriage,” Future of Rural New York Seminar on “Immigration in NYS: Trends and Policy Implications.” Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University, April, 2006.

Invited speaker, “Marriage as Public Policy.” Department of Sociology, Cornell University, February 2006.

Invited speaker, “Promoting Marriage and Healthy Families: Can Government Play a Role?” Families and Communities Together Coalition, Michigan State University, November 2005.

Keynote speaker, “Promoting Marriage and Healthy Families: Can Government Play a Role? Great Plains Sociological Association, Sioux Fall, SD, October 28, 2005.

Invited speaker, ““The Changing Family Living Arrangements of America’s Diverse Immigrant Children,” Conference on “One in Five: Addressing Health, Educational, and Socioeconomic Disparities of Children in Immigrant Families,” National Institutes of Health, Rockville, MD, May 25-26, 2005.

Invited speaker, “Emerging Demographic Trends and Economic Disparities in Appalachia.” Center Population Health and Health Disparities, The Ohio State University, May 2005.

Invited speaker, “Marriage Promotion and Healthy Relationships among Low-Income Single Mothers.” College of Nursing, The Ohio State University, May 2005.

Invited speaker, “Is Municipal Underbounding and Racial Exclusion due to Discrimination or Low Socioeconomic Status of Residents?” Conference on “Invisible Fences: Municipal Underbounding and Minority Exclusion,” University of North Carolina Law Center, Chapel Hill, NC, November 2004

Invited speaker, “Welfare Reform, Marriage Promotion, and Poverty,” Conference on “Cultures, Governance, and Rural Poverty in the Midwest: Toward a Regional Research Framework to Reduce Poverty,” Sponsored by RUPRI and North Central Regional Development Center, Chicago, May 25-27, 2004.

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Invited speaker, “Welfare Reform and Child Poverty: Effects of Maternal Employment, Marriage, and Cohabitation.” Maryland Population Center, University of Maryland, April 2004.

Invited Panel Discussant, Crafting a Sustainable, Collaborative National Rural Poverty Research Agenda: Where Do We Go From Here? Conference on “The Importance of Place in Poverty Research and Policy, March 3-4, 2004.

Invited speaker, “Changing Family Structure, Maternal Employment, and Child Poverty: Before and After Welfare Reform.” The Families and Poverty Research Conference. Brigham Young University, Provo, March 2004.

Invited speaker, “Welfare Reform and Children’s Economic Well-Being.” Family Impact Seminar, Ensuring the Economic Security of Indiana’s Children, Indianapolis, Indiana, January 2004.

Discussant, Session on “What are the Long-term Consequences of Current Fertility Trends for Individuals, Families, and Society?” Conference on “Creating the Next Generation.” Penn State University Annual Family Symposium, October 2003.

Invited discussant, Session on “Marriage, Cohabitation, and Union Dissolution Among Low Income Parents.” Conference on “Marriage and Family Formation among Low-Income Couples: What Do We Know from Research?” National Poverty Center (University of Michigan), Washington, DC, September 2003.

Invited discussant, Session on “Relationships,” Conference on Positive Youth Indicators, sponsored by Child Trends and the Department of Health and Human Services, Washington DC, March 2003.

Invited speaker, “Marriage as Public Policy? Welfare Reform and Union Formation among Single Mothers.” Kentucky Poverty Center, University of Kentucky, February 2003.

Invited speaker, “Changing Family Structure, Maternal Employment, and Poverty among American Children,” International Conference on Allocation of Social and Family Resources in Changing Societies, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, December 2002.

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Invited speaker, “How to Publish in English Language Social Science Journals,” Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, December 6, 2002.

Invited speaker, “Changing Family Structure, Maternal Employment, and Poverty among American Children.” International Conference on Allocation of Social and Family Resources in Changing Societies, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan.

Invited speaker, “Marriage as Public Policy? Welfare Reform and Union Formation among Single Mothers,” Population Studies Center, University of Michigan, September 2002.

Invited speaker, "Marriage as Public Policy? Welfare Reform and Union Formation among Single Mothers," Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina, February, 2002.

Invited speaker, "Marriage as Public Policy? Welfare Reform and Union Formation among Single Mothers," Population Studies and Training Center, Brown University, February, 2002

Invited speaker, "Rural Children in Poverty," National Center for Children in Poverty, Columbia University, November 7, 2001.

Invited speaker, "Rural Children in Poverty," Save the Children, Blue Ribbon Panel on Rural Youth Policy, Washington, DC, October 18, 2001.

Invited speaker, "Welfare Reauthorization and Marriage Promotion," Brookings Institution, Washington, DC, October 15, 2001.

Invited speaker, "Marriage Promotion: Preventing Out of Wedlock Childbearing," Conference on "Welfare Reform: What's Happening? What's Coming Up?" Racine, WI, October 12, 2001.

Invited speaker, "Welfare Reform and the Family." Public Policy Seminar Series, Population Reference Bureau, Washington, DC, May 2001

Invited speaker, "Finding a Partner? The Marital and Cohabitation Experiences of Unwed Mothers," Department of Sociology, Bowling Green State University, February 2001.

Invited speaker, "Welfare Reform and the Economic Well-Being of Rural Single Mothers," Social Science Research Center, Mississippi State University, January 2001.

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Invited speaker, Panel on "Causes and Trends in Family Formation," Roundtable on Family Formation, Poverty, and Welfare Reform." Sponsored by the Center for Law and Social Policy, Racine, WI, December 2000.

Invited speaker, "Finding a Mate? The Marital and Cohabitation Histories of Unwed Mothers," Department of Sociology, Arizona State University, September 2000.

Invited speaker (with Leif Jensen), "Rural Poverty and Welfare Reform: Trends in Work, Income, and Poverty among Families," American Public Human Services Association, Washington, DC. July 2000

Invited speaker, Congressional Research Briefing, “Current Research Findings Regarding Welfare Reform and Rural Poverty,” Hart Senate Building, Washington, DC, June 2000.

Invited paper presentation (with Leif Jensen), “Rural America in Transition: Poverty and Welfare at the Turn of the 21st Century,” Conference on “Rural Dimensions of Welfare Reform: A Research Conference on Poverty, Welfare, and Food Assistance,” sponsored by Northwestern University’s Joint Center for Poverty Research, United States Department of Agriculture, and the Rural Policy Research Institute. Georgetown, May 2000.

Invited speaker, “Rural America in Transition: Poverty and Welfare at the turn of the 21st Century,” Department of Rural Sociology, Cornell University, April 2000.

Invited speaker, “Is Marriage a Panacea? The Marital and Cohabitation Histories of Unwed Mothers,” Lazarsfeld Workshop on Urban Issues, Institute for Social and Economic Theory and Research, Columbia University, April 2000.

Invited panelist, “The Future of Demographic Training,” Department of Sociology, University of California-Irvine, March 2000.

Invited speaker, “Finding a Mate? The Marital and Cohabitation Histories of Unwed Mothers,” Frank W. Notestein Memorial Seminar Series, Office of Population Research, Princeton University, December 1999.

Invited participant, Conference on "Tax and Transfer Programs for Low-Income Participants," sponsored by the Joint Center for Poverty Research, Northwestern University, November, 1999.

Invited participant, Conference on "Environmental Influences on Adult-Child 56

Interactions," Cornell University, August 1999.

Invited speaker, "The Changing Faces of America's Kin: The Tools of Family Demography." Family Research Consortium Workshop, Pennsylvania State University, July 1999.

Invited speaker, “Threats to the Quality of Children=s Environments,” Indiana Family Impact Seminar on “Healthy Environments for Preschool/Young Children,” Indianapolis, IN, February 1999.

Invited speaker (with Blackwell, Debra L.). 1998. “Mate Selection Processes Among Married and Unmarried Couples: Findings from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth.” Paper presented at the NSFG Research Conference, Hyattsville, Maryland, Oct. 13-14.

Invited participant, Institute for Research on Poverty Summer Workshop in “Problems of the Low Income Population," University of Wisconsin-Madison, June 1998

Invited speaker, “Economic Restructuring and Union Formation: Changing Marriage Markets in a Changing Economy” (with Diane McLaughlin and David Ribar), Conference on “The Ties that Bind: Patterns of Marriage and Cohabitation,” National Institute for Child Health and Human Development, Washington, DC., June 1998.

Invited Speaker (with Blackwell, Debra L.), “Mate Selection Processes Among Married and Unmarried Couples: Findings from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth.” NSFG Research Conference, Hyattsville, Maryland, Oct. 13-14, 1998.

Invited participant, Conference on “Rural Issues and the American Community Survey,” U.S. Bureau of the Census and Westat, Alexandria, VA, May 1998.

Invited speaker, “Welfare Reform and the Social Capital of Poor Children” (with Debra Blackwell), Conference on “Social Capital: Building Disciplines, Policies, and Communities,” Michigan State University, April 1998.

Invited speaker, “Children in the Crossfire: Reforming Welfare or Reforming the Poor?” Public Lecture Series on “Children, Families and the Economy: New Challenges, New Research” Family Research and Policy Initiative, University of Nebraska, March, 1998.

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Invited presentation (with Diane K. McLaughlin, Erica L. Gardner, and Heidi Melz), “The Quality of Small-Area Population Estimates from the American Community Survey: The Case of Fulton County, Pennsylvania.” Conference on the American Community Survey, Washington, D.C., March 1998.

Invited speaker, “TANF: The Basic Facts,” Conference on Welfare Reform in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Marywood University, Scranton, PA, March, 1998.

Invited speaker, “Welfare Reform and the Economic Well-Being of America’s Children,” University of Albany, February 1998.

Invited participant, planning conference for NSFH-III, Madison, WI, April, 1997.

Invited speaker on “The Education of Demographers in the United States.” Population Reference Bureau, Washington, D.C., April, 1997.

Invited speaker on "Welfare Reform, Working Parents, and the Economic Status of Children." Congressional Colloquium on Rural Poverty, sponsored by the Rural Sociological Society task Force on Persistent Rural Poverty, January 29, 1996. Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D.C.

Invited speaker on "Welfare Reform and the Family." Department of Human Development and Family Studies, Pennsylvania State University, October, 1996.Invited participant and discussant, Conference on “Effects of Welfare on the Family and Reproductive Behavior.” Committee on Population, Board on Children, Youth, and Families, National Research Council, Washington, D.C., May 2-3, 1996.

Invited speaker on "Child Poverty, Inequality, and Welfare Reform," Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, December, 1995.

Invited speaker, Workshop on Welfare Reform in Rural America, sponsored by the Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C., September 1995.

Invited speaker on "The Working Poor in Rural America," and "Do Parental Work Patterns Account for Racial Differences in Child Poverty?" Departments of Rural Sociology and Sociology, Texas A&M University, June, 1994.

Invited speaker on "Children among the Rural Poor," Congressional 58

Colloquium on Rural Poverty and Child Welfare, sponsored by the Rural Sociological Society Task Force on Persistent Rural Poverty, July 6, 1994, Cannon Office Bldg., Washington, D.C.

Invited speaker on "Marriage Markets and Marital Behavior," Population Research Center, University of Pennsylvania, November, 1992.

Invited participant, planning conference on “1990 Census Contextual PUMS,” sponsored by the Social Science Research Council, Georgetown, Maryland, January, 1992. Invited speaker on "Migration, Population Redistribution, and the New Spatial Inequality," Conference on The Demography of Rural Life: A Symposium to Honor the Work of Glenn V. Fuguitt, sponsored by the Department of Rural Sociology, University of Wisconsin Madison, Oct. 18 19, 1991.

Invited speaker on "Demographic Aspects of the Changing Rural Labor Force," Conference on Population Change and the Future of Rural America, sponsored by Cornell University, United States Dept. of Agriculture, and the Aspen Institute, Wye Plantation, May 30 June 1, 1991.

Invited Speaker, Workshop on "The Underclass: Issues, Data, and Measurement, "Summer Dissertation Workshop Program for Minority Students Engaged in Research on the Urban Underclass, sponsored by the Social Science Research Council and the Center for the Study of Urban Poverty, University of California at Los Angeles, June 21, 1990.

Invited speaker on "Labor Force Transitions and Underemployment in the 1980s," Workshop on Labor Market Prospects of the Disadvantaged, Institute for Research on Poverty, University of Wisconsin Madison, June 29, 1990.

Invited speaker on "The Demography of Local Marriage Markets," Department of Sociology, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, April 19 20, 1990.

Invited speaker on "Poverty and Employment: Impact on Rural Populations," Congressional briefing on Population Trends in Rural Areas, sponsored by the Northeast Midwest Institute and the Population Resources Center for Hill and Hall of the States staff. Capitol Building, Washington, DC, June 21, 1989.

Invited Participant, Colloquium on "Creating Rural Development Assessment Capabilities: A Strategy for ERS," United States Department of

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Agriculture, Washington, D.C., March 1988.

Invited Organizer and speaker, Workshop on "Issues Surrounding Family Migration" at the Census Analysis Workshop: Families and Households, sponsored by the Applied Population Laboratory, University of Wisconsin Madison, Madison, WI, October 1987.

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Search Committee, Dean and VP of the Graduate School, 2019-2020.

Search Committee, Dean of the College of Human Ecology, 2019-2010.

Faculty Senate, Cornell University, 2019-2021.

Director, Institute for the Social Sciences, Cornell University, 2015-2019

Co-Chair (with Valerie Hans), Idea Panels Committee, External Social Science Review and Response, 2017-2018

Co-Chair (with Karl Pillemer), President’s Initiative on Reliable Knowledge, Cornell University, 2017-2018.

Member, Junior Faculty Recruitment Committee, Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University, 2017-2018

Member, Selection Committee, Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowships, Cornell University, 2017, 2019.

Director, Cornell Population Center, Cornell University, 2011-2016

Director, Brofenbrenner Life Course Center, Cornell University, 2005-2011

Member, Provost’s Committee on Public Policy, Cornell University, 2011-

Chair, Provost‘s Tenure Appeal Panel, Cornell University, 2011

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Founding Director, SBS Initiative in Population Research, Ohio State University, 2000-

Member, Family Research and Engagement Partners, Center for Family Research, College of Human Ecology, Ohio State University, 2004-

Member, Oversight Committee, Center for Survey Research, Ohio State Univ., 2000-

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Member, University Steering Committee, Children, Youth, and Families Consortium, 1998-99

Member, Executive Committee, College of Liberal Arts Social Science Consortium, 1997-99

Member, Review of the Head Committee, Department of Labor Studies and Industrial Relations, 1998-99

Member, Research and Graduate Studies Committee, College of Liberal Arts, 1995-98

Member, Advisory Committee, Institute for Higher Education, 1996-99

Member, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Department of Rural Sociology, 1987 89, 1996 97

Member, College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee, 1994-96

Chair, College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee, 1996

Chair, College of Liberal Arts Immediate Tenure Committee, 1996

Member, College of Liberal Arts Graduate Faculty Screening Committee, 1996 97

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Member, Recruitment Committee for Department Chair, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University, 2017-2018

Chair or Co-chair, Demography Recruitment Committee, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University, 2009-2012, 2014-2016

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Chair, Demography Recruitment Committee, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University, 2007-2008

Member, Executive Committee, Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University,2003-2004

Member, Publicity Committee, Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University, 2002-2003

Member, Workload/Salary Committee, Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University, 2002-2003

Chair, Senior Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University, 2000-

Chair, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology, Penn State University, 1998-99

Member, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology, Penn State University, 1995-98

Elected Member, Department of Sociology Advisory Committee, Penn State University, 1998-99

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