Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies and Population Studies Center Director
University of Michigan
Editor, Demography
Friday, 7 March 2014
210 Prospect Street, Room 203
2:30-4:00
Professor Smock specializes in the study of family, gender, and social inequality. Of particular interest are gender inequality, changing family patterns, and the implications of each for the other. Her research has focused on the economic consequences of divorce and marriage, nonresident fatherhood, remarriage, single-mother families, child support, and unmarried cohabitation. Currently, she is examining racial, ethnic, and gender variation in the meaning and implications of cohabitation in the United States.
Learn more about Professor Smock by visiting her faculty webpage.