Christopher Steven Marcum

Department of Sociology  

 

Phone: (949) 502-1881  

3151 Social Science Plaza  

 

Fax: (949) 824-4717  

University of California – Irvine  

 

cmarcum@uci.edu  

Irvine, CA 92697-5100  

 

www.chrismarcum.com  

 

Research Interests

aging and the life course — family — social networks — time use

Education

Ph.D. Sociology, University of California – Irvine, (expected 2011)

Dissertation Title: Social Time: Variations in Social Interaction Across the Life Course
Dissertation Committee: Carter T. Butts, Katherine Faust, Joy Pixley (Chair), Karen S. Rook, and Judith Treas

M.A. Demographic and Social Analysis, University of California – Irvine, 2007

B.A. Sociology, University of Arizona, 2004, Magna Cum Laude

Employment History

Research Assistant  

January 2007-Present 


Carter T. Butts, Ph.D.  

University of California, Irvine 


My role as a research assistant in the Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab involves many aspects of quantitative social science research including: data collection and coding, statistical software development, and modeling social behavior.

Lecturer  

January 2009 — May 2010 


School of Policy, Planning, and Development  

University of Southern California 


Taught a graduate seminar titled Urban Demography and Change. Supervisor: David Sloane, Ph.D.

Demographic Consultant  

2007 


Citadel Law Firm  

Irvine, California 


Conducted demographic research on Eastern European nations, prepared presentation slides, and wrote reports for a general audience. Contracted with: Daniel Hales, Esq.

Teaching Assistant  

August 2005 — December 2006 


School of Social Sciences  

University of California, Irvine 


Assisted in teaching lectures, discussion sections, administering exams, and grading in a variety of undergraduate level classes. Supervisor: John Sommerhauser

Curatorial Assistant  

August 2000 — August 2005 


Arizona Historical Society  

Tucson, Arizona 


Curated web-development and information technology systems as well as performed living history, co-supervised youth programs, and conducted archival research. Supervisor: Gwen Harvey, M.A.

Publications

Marcum, Christopher Steven. “Individual Gains from Organizational Ties: Small Explains How Institutions Facilitate Social Contact.” Book review of “Unexpected Gains: Origins of Network Inequality in Everyday Life” by Mario Luis Small. Contemporary Sociology, 2010.

 

Treas, Judith and Christopher Steven Marcum. “Diversity and Family Relations in an Aging Society.” in Richard A. Settersten, Jr. and Jacqueline L. Angel (eds.) Handbook of Sociology of Aging, (commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the ASA Section on Aging and the Life Course), Chapter 6, (in press at Springer as of 2010)

Marcum, Christopher Steven and Judith Treas. “The Intergenerational Social Contract Revisited: Cross-national Perspectives.” in Merril Silverstein and Roseann Giarrusso (eds.) From Generation to Generation: Continuity and Discontinuity in Aging Families, Chapter 3, (in press at Oxford University Press as of July 2008)

Butts, Carter T., Ryan M. Acton, and Christopher Steven Marcum “Interorganizational Collaboration in the Hurricane Katrina Response,” (forthcoming in Journal of Social Structure)

Working Papers

   Under Review

Marcum, Christopher Steven. Book review of “Social Networks and Health: Models, Methods, and Applications” by Thomas A. Valente. Contemporary Sociology, (under review at Contemporary Sociology as of September, 2010).

Marcum, Christopher Steven. “A Note on the Concept of Fitting Age-Curves with Regression Models,” (under review at Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences as of June, 2010)

Marcum, Christopher Steven, Christine Bevc, and Carter T. Butts. “Mechanisms of Control in Emergent Interorganizational Networks,” (under review at Administrative Sciences Quarterly as of April, 2010)

   In Process

Butts, Carter T, David Mendonça, Gary Webb, Lorien Jasny, Christopher Steven Marcum, and Ali Avni Cirik. “Scripts and Riffs in Human Action: Conventional and Improvised Behavior in Disaster Response”

Marcum, Christopher Steven. “Toward a Life Course Theory of Social Network Change: Kin and Non-Kin Relationships”

Marcum, Christopher Steven and Susan K. Brown. “Period and Cohort Effects of Black-White Residential Segregation in US Cities, 1990-2000”

Marcum, Christopher Steven. “Depending on Dependents: Children in Households with their Grandparents in the United States,”

Noymer, Andrew and Christopher Steven Marcum. “Revisiting the Hispanic Health Paradox” [working title]

Marcum, Christopher Steven and Joy Pixley. “Trends in Euthanasia Attitudes: Cohort Succession or Cohort Change?”

Teaching Experience

   Graduate Seminars

 

   Invited Lectures

   Teaching Assistantships

Presentations

“Life Course Explanations of Social Time Age-Curves,” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, August 2010

“Key Findings from the Improvisation in Emergency Response Project:
Linking Cognition, Behavior, and Social Interaction,” with Carter T. Butts, David Mendonça, Gary Webb, et al., Annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Natural Hazards Center, Broomfield, July 2010

“How is Social Time Distributed Over the Age Pyramid? Demographic Baseline Models of Daily Social Interaction in Personal Networks,” Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Dallas, April 2010

“Mechanisms of Control in Emergent Interorganizational Networks,” with Christine A. Bevc and Carter T. Butts, Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 2009

“Ethnicity and Poverty in Household Structure Formation,” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August 2009

“Age and Period Effects in Black-White Residential Segregation in 122 US Cities,” with Susan K. Brown, Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Detroit, April 2009

“Relating Events to Structure: Evidence from the World Trade Center Police Reports,” with Lorien Jasny and Carter Butts. Presented by Lorien Jasny, Annual Meeting of the International Network for Social Network Analysis, San Diego, March 2009

“Trends in Euthanasia Attitudes, 1977-2006: Cohort Succession or Attitude Change?,” Annual Meeting of the American Sociology Association, Boston, August 2008

“Organizational Kinship in the Interorganizational Response to Hurricane Katrina,” Sunbelt: International Social Network Association Conference, St. Pete’s Beach, FL, January 2008

 

“Trends in Euthanasia Attitudes and Research, 1977-2006,” Grantmakers in Aging Annual Meeting, San Diego, November 2007

“The Rapid-Response Casualty Counting Instrument: A Socal Network Approach” RESCUE: All Hands Meeting, San Diego, October 2007

“Age and Period Effects on Black-White Residential Segregation in 10 U.S. SMSAs,” with Susan K. Brown, Annual Meeting of the American Sociology Association, New York City, August 2007

“Trends in Euthanasia Attitudes: A Cohort Analysis,” Sociology Department of the University of California – Irvine, Irvine, May 2007

“Population and Organizational Response to Hurricane Katrina,” 2007 Social Science Research Council Fellows Workshop, Denver, April 2007

“Collective Memory and Memorial: The Case of the Resurrected Celebrity,” Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Oakland, October 2007

“Postmodernity or Institutional Change? Reconsidering Alternative Funerary Products,” Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Oakland, October 2007

“Postmodern Products in a Field of Modernity: Alternative Funerals, Memory, and Solidarity,” Annual Meeting of the California Sociological Association, Oakland, November 2006

“P.O.E.T. Variables on Urban Funerary Trends,” Undergraduate Sociology and Social Sciences Research Conference, Tucson, Spring 2004

“Tucson Water Rights Trial as a Chronicle of Historical Journey,” 12th Annual Conference on Literature and Literacy for Children and Adolescents, Tucson, Winter 2004

Honors and Awards

   Recognition

   Funding

 

Professional Service

   Graduate Student Health Insurance Committee (GSHIP)

   Service to UCI Department of Sociology

   Conference Units Organized

   Referee Activities

   Extracurricular Service

Professional Associations

Technical Skills and Knowledge

 

References

Judith Treas, Ph.D.  

 

Joy Pixley, Ph.D.  

Department of Sociology  

 

Department of Sociology  

3151 Social Science Plaza  

 

3151 Social Science Plaza  

University of California – Irvine  

 

University of California – Irvine  

Irvine, CA 92697-5100  

 

Irvine, CA 92697-5100  

(949) 824-8324  

 

(949) 824-3235  

jktreas@uci.edu  

 

jpixley@uci.edu  

    
     

Carter T. Butts, Ph.D.  

 

Andrew Noymer, Ph.D.  

Department of Sociology  

 

Department of Sociology  

3151 Social Science Plaza  

 

3151 Social Science Plaza  

University of California – Irvine  

 

University of California – Irvine  

Irvine, CA 92697-5100  

 

Irvine, CA 92697-5100  

(949) 824-8591  

 

(949) 824-7277  

buttsc@uci.edu  

 

noymer@uci.edu  

 

Compiled in LATEX on Friday 3rd September, 2010at 11:09