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Bio
Irene Boeckmann is a fifth year graduate student in residence. Her research interests include gender, parenthood, the labor market, stratification, social policies and welfare states, and cross-nationally comparative analyses. Currently, she is a research assistant for Michelle Budig and Joya Misra’s research project on “The Cross-National Effects of Work-Family Policies.” Irene is a member of ASA, Sociologists for Women in Society, and RC28.
Education
2003 M.A. Social Work, University of Freiburg i.Ue., Switzerland
Research
The Impact of Co-Residential Fatherhood on Men’s Earnings from a Cross-National Perspective (1st comps)
Teaching
TA experience:
Sociology 211- Data Collection and Analysis, fall 2005
Sociology 106- Race, Class, Gender, spring 2006
Sociology 107- Introduction to Statistics, fall 2007
Sociology 103- Social Problems, spring 2008
