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I am a staff scientist and methodologist at the [[http://www.genome.gov National Human Genome Research Institute]]. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction, network dynamics, and health. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. At Genome, my work is primarily focused on the network dynamics of health communication and social behavior within families challenged with heritable disease. In addition, I have a lively program of research in network science methodology.
I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I have received several prestigious professional accolades including: the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator honor from [[https://obssr.od.nih.gov/9th-matilda-white-riley-behavioral-and-social-sciences-day/esi-paper-competition/ OBSSR ]] for my paper with Laura Koehly titled //Inter-generational Contact from a Network Perspective // ; an NHGRI GREAT Award for mentorship; a best plain language poster from NHGRI (with my trainee Allie Rosen) ; a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I have received several prestigious professional accolades including: the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator honor from [[https://obssr.od.nih.gov/9th-matilda-white-riley-behavioral-and-social-sciences-day/esi-paper-competition/ OBSSR ]] for my paper with Laura Koehly titled //Inter-generational Contact from a Network Perspective // ; an NHGRI GREAT Award for mentorship; a best plain language poster from NHGRI (with my trainee Allie Rosen) ; a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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I am a staff scientist and methodologist at the [[http://www.genome.gov National Human Genome Research Institute]]. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and health. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I have received several prestigious professional accolades including: the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator honor from [[https://obssr.od.nih.gov/9th-matilda-white-riley-behavioral-and-social-sciences-day/esi-paper-competition/ OBSSR ]] for my paper with Laura Koehly titled //Inter-generational Contact from a Network Perspective // ; an NHGRI GREAT Award for mentorship; a best plain language poster from NHGRI (with my trainees Allie Rosen) ; a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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My current CV can be found [[https://www.dropbox.com/s/k7uawqozwkdpveg/MarcumCV.pdf?dl=0 here]].
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I live in Rockville, Maryland with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum, and my son, [[https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/graftonelliott/?hl=en Grafton Elliott Marcum]]. Kate works in the psychological counselling and clinical research fields. We have two dogs, [[https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/tannerandnancy/?hl=en Tanner and Nancy]]. We recently lost our last dog, Max, whom we loved dearly and cared for during his geriatric days. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We used to own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]]; sadly, we had to sell the van.
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My current CV can be found [[https://www.dropbox.com/s/eancjc3fdb7nh2s/MarcumCV.pdf?dl=0 here]].
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My CV can be found [[https://www.dropbox.com/s/eancjc3fdb7nh2s/MarcumCV.pdf?dl=0 here]].
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I am a staff scientist and methodologist at the [[http://www.genome.gov National Human Genome Research Institute]]. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I have received several prestigious professional accolades including: the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator honor from [[https://obssr.od.nih.gov/9th-matilda-white-riley-behavioral-and-social-sciences-day/esi-paper-competition/ OBSSR ]] for my paper with Laura Koehly titled //Inter-generational Contact from a Network Perspective // ; an NHGRI GREAT Award for mentorship; a best plain language poster from NHGRI (with my trainees Allie Rosen) ; a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona, California, and Washington, D.C.. I still do a some contract work in this area, which was recently featured in my article for [[http://countrymusicpride.com/folk-roots-the-common-denominator-on-the-stage-at-vince-gills-%E2%80%9Call-for-the-hall%E2%80%9D/ Country Music Pride Magazine]]. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
I live in Rockville, Maryland with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate works in the psychological counselling field. We have two dogs, [[https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/tannerandnancy/?hl=en Tanner and Nancy]]. We recently lost our last dog, Max, whom we loved dearly and cared for during his geriatric days. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We used to own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]]; sadly, we had to sell the van.
In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona, California, and Washington, D.C.. I still do a some contract work in this area, which was recently featured in my article for [[http://countrymusicpride.com/folk-roots-the-common-denominator-on-the-stage-at-vince-gills-%E2%80%9Call-for-the-hall%E2%80%9D/ Country Music Pride Magazine]]. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
I live in Rockville, Maryland with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate works in the psychological counselling field. We have two dogs, [[https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/tannerandnancy/?hl=en Tanner and Nancy]]. We recently lost our last dog, Max, whom we loved dearly and cared for during his geriatric days. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We used to own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]]; sadly, we had to sell the van.
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In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona and California. I still do a some contract work in this area, which was recently featured in my article for [[http://countrymusicpride.com/folk-roots-the-common-denominator-on-the-stage-at-vince-gills-%E2%80%9Call-for-the-hall%E2%80%9D/ Country Music Pride Magazine]]. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
I live in Rockville, Maryland with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate works in the psychological counselling field. We have a small dog, Tanner. We recently lost our last dog, Max, whom we loved dearly and cared for during his geriatric days. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We used to own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]]; sadly, we had to sell the van this year.
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I am a staff scientist and methodologist at the [[http://www.genome.gov National Human Genome Research Institute]]. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I have received several prestigious professional accolades including: the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator honor from [[https://obssr.od.nih.gov/9th-matilda-white-riley-behavioral-and-social-sciences-day/esi-paper-competition/ OBSSR ]] for my paper with Laura Koehly titled //Inter-generational Contact from a Network Perspective //; an NHGRI GREAT Award for mentorship; a best plain language poster from NHGRI (with my trainees Allie Rosen) ; a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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I am a staff scientist and methodologist at the [[http://www.genome.gov National Human Genome Research Institute]]. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I have received several prestigious professional accolades including: the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator honor from [[https://obssr.od.nih.gov/9th-matilda-white-riley-behavioral-and-social-sciences-day/esi-paper-competition/ OBSSR ]] for my paper with Laura Koehly titled //Inter-generational Contact from a Network Perspective //; an NHGRI GREAT Award for mentorship; A best plain language poster from NHGRI (with my trainees Allie Rosen) ; a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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I live in Rockville, Maryland with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate works in the psychological counselling field. We have a small dog, Tanner. We recently lost our last dog, Max, whom we loved dearly and cared for during his geriatric days. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We used to own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]]; sadly, we had to sell the van this year.
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I live in Rockville, Maryland with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate works in the psychological counselling field. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We used to own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]]; sadly, we had to sell the van this year.
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I am a staff scientist and methodologist at the [[http://www.genome.gov National Human Genome Research Institute]]. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I recently received several prestigious professional accolades including: received a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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I am a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I recently received several prestigious professional accolades including: received a best paper award for //Age Differences in Daily Social Activities// by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course; selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate is the manager of an in-patient facility that treats teenagers struggling with eating disorders. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]].
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- Ph.D. Sociology, 2011, University of California - Irvine
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I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate is a counselor at an in-patient facility that treats teenagers struggling with substance abuse. She is currently enrolled at [[http://www.pacifica.edu Pacifica Graduate Institute]] where she will receive her graduate degree in Counseling Psychology. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/beluga.php pretty much the most awesome thing in the world]].
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I am a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a doctoral degree in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an alumnus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I recently received several prestigious professional accolades including: selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
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I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate is a counselor at an in-patient facility that treats teenagers struggling with substance abuse. She is currently enrolled at [[http://www.pacifica.edu Pacifica Graduate Institute]] where she will receive her graduate degree in Counseling Psychology. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is pretty much the most awesome thing in the world.
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I am a postdoctoral fellow of the [[http://www.nia.nih.gov/ National Institute on Aging]] at the [[http://www.rand.org RAND Corporation]] in beautiful Santa Monica, California. I hold a PhD in sociology from the University of California, Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focused on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I am an almunus of Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focused on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I recently received several prestigious professional accolades including: selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate. I am also a research fellow of [[http://www.giaging.org Grantmakers in Aging]] and the [[http://www.ssrc.org Social Science Research Council]].
In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona and California. I still do a some contract work in this area, which was recently featured in my article for [[http://countrymusicpride.com/folk-roots-the-common-denominator-on-the-stage-at-vince-gills-%E2%80%9Call-for-the-hall%E2%80%9D/ Country Music Pride Magazine]]. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
- Ph.D. Sociology, University of California - Irvine, 2011
- B.A. Sociology, 2004, University of Arizona (//magna cum laude//)
In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona and California. I still do a some contract work in this area, which was recently featured in my article for [[http://countrymusicpride.com/folk-roots-the-common-denominator-on-the-stage-at-vince-gills-%E2%80%9Call-for-the-hall%E2%80%9D/ Country Music Pride Magazine]]. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
- Ph.D. Sociology, University of California - Irvine, 2011
- B.A. Sociology, 2004, University of Arizona (//magna cum laude//)
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In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona and California. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of unusual jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
- Ph.D. Sociology, University of California - Irvine (expected 2011)
- B.A. Sociology, 2004, University of Arizona (magna cum laude)
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I am a sixth-year graduate student in the [[http://sociology.uci.edu Department of Sociology]] at the University of California - Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focuses on health and structural explanations of age differences in day-to-day social interaction. I work in Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focuses on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research is supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also taught urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I recently received several prestigious professional accolades including: selected as a finalist for the [[http://www.healthandsocietyscholars.org/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars]] program; received an Honorable Mention Public Impact Fellowship for my dissertation research from the University of California - Irvine; and, awarded the [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the UCI School of Social Sciences for outstanding service to Graduate students as a health policy advocate.
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- Ph.D. Sociology, University of California - Irvine (expected 2011)
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I am a fifth-year graduate student in the [[http://sociology.uci.edu Department of Sociology]] at the University of California - Irvine. My research interests include aging and the life course, social interaction and network dynamics, and demography. My dissertation research focuses on structural explanations of age-related differences in day-to-day social interaction. I work in Professor [[http://www.carterbutts.com Carter Butts's]] Networks, Computation, and Social Dynamics Lab ([[http://www.ncasd.org ncasd.org]]) where my work focuses on organizational responses to disasters, improvisation in disaster response, and relational event modeling of social interaction. This lab research is supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. I also teach urban demography as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Southern California. I recently received the prestigious [[http://www.socsci.uci.edu/node/1311 Order of Merit Award]] from the University of California - Irvine for outstanding service to Graduate students.
I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate is a counselor at an in-patient facility that treats teenagers struggling with substance abuse. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is pretty much the most awesome thing in the world.
I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. Kate is a counselor at an in-patient facility that treats teenagers struggling with substance abuse. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is pretty much the most awesome thing in the world.
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I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is pretty much the most awesome thing in the world.
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In addition to my academic career, I am an avid photographer and enthusiastic amateur naturalist. My photographs have been featured in galleries in Arizona and California. Before attending graduate school I worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the [[http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org Arizona Historical Society]] in Arizona, where I curated exhibits, developed educational programs, and managed a photography archive. In the past, I've worked in a number of unusual jobs including: nordic ski-instructor & nordic ski-patrol at [[http://www.thebalsams.com The Balsams]], trail crew leader for the [[http://www.fws.gov US Fish and Wildlife Service]], lumbersmith at [[http://www.manta.com/c/mmggzqh/paul-vallee-lumber-co Paul Vallee Lumber Co]], and demographic consultant for [[http://www.citadellaw.com Citadel Law Firms]].
A few years back, my father and I built a restaurant in Whitefield, New Hampshire called the Woodburn House (now closed) together. The tale of the restaurant was featured in Dick Gordon's interview with me on NPR's [[http://thestory.org/archive/the_story_799_Braceros_Diploma.mp3/view The Story]].
I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is pretty much the most awesome thing in the world.
A few years back, my father and I built a restaurant in Whitefield, New Hampshire called the Woodburn House (now closed) together. The tale of the restaurant was featured in Dick Gordon's interview with me on NPR's [[http://thestory.org/archive/the_story_799_Braceros_Diploma.mp3/view The Story]].
I live in Long Beach, California with my wife, Kate Leah Marcum. We have a small dog, Max. Kate is originally from Tuolumne, County, California and I am from Coos, County, New Hampshire. We own a white 1990 GMC Vandura converted into a [[http://www.sportsmobile.com/ SportsMobile]] pop-top camper called Beluga, which is pretty much the most awesome thing in the world.
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- B.A. Sociology, 2004, University of Arizona (magna cum laude)
- M.A. Demographic and Social Analysis, 2006, University of California - Irvine
- M.A. Demographic and Social Analysis, 2006, University of California - Irvine
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- M.A. Demographic and Social Analysis, University of California - Irvine
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My CV can be found [[http://www.chrismarcum.com/documents/cv_csm.pdf here]].
