Lauren Griffin Cornell Sociology Ph.D.
Service to the Discipline
Session Discussant, “New Insights and Trends in Relationship Formation”, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 2018
Social Media Team, Population Association of America Annual Meeting, April 2018
Session Presider, “The Socio-Economic Context of Love and Marriage”, Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, February 2018
Roundtable Presider, “Union Instability and Change”, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 2017
Graduate Student Ambassador, Teaching as Research National Conference, June 2017
Social Media Team, Population Association of America Annual Meeting, April 2018
Session Presider, “The Socio-Economic Context of Love and Marriage”, Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, February 2018
Roundtable Presider, “Union Instability and Change”, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 2017
Graduate Student Ambassador, Teaching as Research National Conference, June 2017
Service to the Department & University
Invited Workshop Facilitator, Inclusive Teaching Institute for Graduate Students and Postdocs, Cornell University, April 2018
I was invited to serve as a workshop facilitator at this two-day training program which supports early career academics and professionals in incorporating inclusive teaching practices into their classrooms. My session focused specifically on using principles of Universal Design for Learning to construct a syllabus.
Reviewer, Spencer Portfolio Prize Committee, Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines, Cornell University, March 2018
I was asked to serve as a reviewer for the Spencer Prize which is awarded in recognition of productive collaboration between an instructor and a student in a First-Year Writing Seminar.
Conference Organizer, Cornell University-Wide Conference, 2016, 2017
In 2016 and 2017, I assisted in planning and organizing the annual teaching conference at Cornell, facilitated workshops, and served on a panel of graduate teaching assistants and instructors.
Co-President, Cornell Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2016–2017
As the elected co-president of the Sociology Graduate Student Association, I served as a liaison between graduate students and the Department Chair and Director of Graduate Studies. During this year, I supervised numerous professional and social events for Sociology graduate students, in particular helping to organize the annual Research Symposium and the Prospective Student Visit Day.
Guest Speaker Host, Cornell Population Center Seminar Series, 2016–2017
As a Graduate Student Affiliate of the Cornell Population Center, I have served as a host for various distinguished guest speakers for the CPC Seminar Series. These visitors have included Dr. Francesco Billari, Dr. Pilar Goñalons-Pons, Dr. Christine Schwartz, and Marianne Tønnessen.
Graduate Student Mentor, Cornell Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2015–2016
In this role I served as a mentor to a new Sociology graduate student, providing guidance and advice on how to succeed in the program.
Professionalization Event Coordinator, Cornell Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2015–2016
As an event coordinator, I recruited speakers, publicized, and facilitated the SGSA Seminar Series.
I was invited to serve as a workshop facilitator at this two-day training program which supports early career academics and professionals in incorporating inclusive teaching practices into their classrooms. My session focused specifically on using principles of Universal Design for Learning to construct a syllabus.
Reviewer, Spencer Portfolio Prize Committee, Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines, Cornell University, March 2018
I was asked to serve as a reviewer for the Spencer Prize which is awarded in recognition of productive collaboration between an instructor and a student in a First-Year Writing Seminar.
Conference Organizer, Cornell University-Wide Conference, 2016, 2017
In 2016 and 2017, I assisted in planning and organizing the annual teaching conference at Cornell, facilitated workshops, and served on a panel of graduate teaching assistants and instructors.
Co-President, Cornell Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2016–2017
As the elected co-president of the Sociology Graduate Student Association, I served as a liaison between graduate students and the Department Chair and Director of Graduate Studies. During this year, I supervised numerous professional and social events for Sociology graduate students, in particular helping to organize the annual Research Symposium and the Prospective Student Visit Day.
Guest Speaker Host, Cornell Population Center Seminar Series, 2016–2017
As a Graduate Student Affiliate of the Cornell Population Center, I have served as a host for various distinguished guest speakers for the CPC Seminar Series. These visitors have included Dr. Francesco Billari, Dr. Pilar Goñalons-Pons, Dr. Christine Schwartz, and Marianne Tønnessen.
Graduate Student Mentor, Cornell Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2015–2016
In this role I served as a mentor to a new Sociology graduate student, providing guidance and advice on how to succeed in the program.
Professionalization Event Coordinator, Cornell Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2015–2016
As an event coordinator, I recruited speakers, publicized, and facilitated the SGSA Seminar Series.
Professional Memberships & Affiliations
American Sociological Association
Cornell Population Center
Eastern Sociological Society
Midwest Sociological Society
Population Association of America
Work and Family Researchers Network
- Family
- Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility
- Organizations, Occupations, and Work
- Race, Class, and Gender
- Sex and Gender
- Teaching and Learning
Cornell Population Center
Eastern Sociological Society
Midwest Sociological Society
Population Association of America
Work and Family Researchers Network
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