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Anne-Kathrin Kronberg
Curriculum Vitae
Department of Sociology
Emory University
1555 Dickey Drive
Atlanta, GA 30322
Email: [email protected]
www.annekronberg.com
PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS
2015-present Post-Doctoral Research Fellow (Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin).
Department of Sociology, Goethe-University, Frankfurt am Main,
Germany
EDUCATION
May 2015
Ph.D. in Sociology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA
Dissertation: Modes of job entry and career outcomes: How entering a job
via hire or promotion affects gender earnings disparities?
(Committee: Irene Browne (Chair), Arne Kalleberg, Amanda Lewis,
Christopher Rider, Richard Rubinson)
2010
M.A. in Sociology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA
Thesis: Stay or leave? Externalization of job mobility and the effect on the
US gender earnings gap, 1976-2001. (Chair: Dr. Irene Browne)
2007-2008
The University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, NC.
Fulbright Fellow, Department of Sociology
2003-2007
The University of Mannheim– Mannheim, Germany.
Coursework towards a ‘Diplom’ in Social Science
RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS
Social Inequality, Work and Occupations, Organizations, Economic Sociology,
Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods
HONORS, AWARDS AND GRANTS
2014-2015
Dean’s Teaching Fellowship, Emory University
2013
Graduate Student Teaching Award, Department of Sociology
2013
Odum Student Paper Award, Southern Sociological Society
2012
Laney Graduate School Professional Development Support Competitive Research Grant $10,000
2012
Goizueta Business School Dean’s Research Grant Award (with
Dr. Anand Swaminathan) $15,000
2011
Maureen Blyler Research Award, Department of Sociology
2010
Spencer Foundation Research Assistant
2010- 2014
Travel Grant, Emory University
2008- 2014
Laney Graduate School Fellowship
2007- 2008
Fulbright Scholarship
2007- 2008
The University of North Carolina Exchange Fellowship
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PUBLICATIONS and WORK UNDER REVIEW
Kronberg, A. (2013). “Stay or leave? Externalization of job mobility and the effects on
the U.S. gender earnings gap, 1979-2009” Social Forces, 91(4), 1117-1146
 Odum Outstanding Student Paper Award, Southern Sociological Society
Kronberg, A. (2014). “Stay or leave? Race, education and changing returns to the
external labor market strategy, 1976-2009”. Work and Occupations, 41(3), 305349
Browne, I., Reingold, B., Odem, M. and A. Kronberg “Race, politics, and immigration
legislation in the Nuevo South: Conflict or commonalities?” [under review at the
American Journal of Sociology]
Boutcher, S., Kronberg, A. and R. Werum. “Neoconservative causes and the courts:
Explaining homeschooling litigation trends, 1972-2007” [under review at Law &
Society Review]
WORK IN PROGRESS
Kronberg, A, Rider, C. and A. Swaminathan. “Economic cycles and job precariousness:
Which employees are more vulnerable?”
Renzulli, L., Werum, R. and A. Kronberg. “Timing matters: Conservative politics and
counter-mobilization effects on homeschooling policies, 1972-2007”
Kronberg, A. Linking mode of job entry to gender inequality: How entering a job via
hire or promotion affects gender earnings disparities
Kronberg, A. Managerial discretion and the race pay gap – the effect of formalized paygrades
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Managerial discretion and the race pay gap – the effect of formalized pay-grades:
 American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA, 2014
Economic cycles and job precariousness. Which employees are most vulnerable?
(Kronberg, Rider and Swaminathan):
 European Group for Organizations Studies, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 2014
 People and Organizations Conference, Wharton School, Philadelphia, 2013
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Linking mode of job entry to gender inequality: How entering a job via hire or promotion
affects gender earnings disparities
 People and Organizations Conference, Wharton School, Philadelphia, 2014
 Southern Sociological Society, Charlotte, NC, 2014
 Comparative Analysis of Enterprise Data Conference, Atlanta, 2013
Stay or leave? Externalization of job mobility and the effect on the US gender earnings
gap.
 Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, GA, 2013
 American Sociological Association. Denver, CO, 2012
 28th International Labour Process Conference. Special Stream: Representations
and Realities of Women’s Work. New Bruinswick, NJ, 2010
Culture wars and the courts. Determinants of homeschooling litigation, 1972-2007.
(Kronberg and Werum).
 American Sociological Association Meeting. Las Vegas, NV, August 2011
 Georgia Sociology of Education Collective - 2nd Mini-Conference. Athens, GA
November 2010
Timing matters. Conservative politics and countermobilization effects on homeschooling
politics, 1972-2007. (Werum and Kronberg)
 Southern Sociological Society Meeting, Jacksonville, FL April 2011
Stay or leave? How the external labor market strategy affected the racial earnings gap.
 American Sociological Association. Atlanta, GA, August 2010
RESEARCH TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE
Research Training
2012
“Intensive Grant Writing Workshop”, four-day workshop, Emory
University, February 2012
2011
“Beginners Grant Writing Workshop”, one-day workshop Emory University
November 2011
2009
“Survey Methods” two-day workshop conducted by Solveig Argeseanu
Cunningham, Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Center, Emory
University December 2009
2009
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“Mismeasured Data” one-day workshop conducted by Bob Lyles, Social
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and Behavioral Sciences Research Center, Emory University April 2009
“Bootstrapping and Resampling Methods” one-day workshop conducted
2009
Elena Pesavento, Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Center,
Emory University February 2009
“Essential Mathematics for Social Scientists”, seven-day workshop
2009
reviewing calculus and linear algebra, conducted by Courtney Brown,
Department of Political Science, Emory University February 2009
“First Year Grant Forum”, one-day workshop, Emory University October
2008
2008.
Research Experience
Aug 2009 – “Social Health of African American and White Women’s Lives” Project.
May 2010
Dr. Christina Camp, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory
University. Data consultant.
Aug 2008 – “Homeschooling Organizations in the U.S.” Dr. Regina Werum, Emory.
present
Collect, organize and analyze state-level data from publicly available
sources, conduct survey of homeschooling organizations, write-up of
methods and results sections for publications
Oct 2005 –
Chair of Methods of Empirical Social Research and Applied Sociology;
July 2007
Dr. Markus Gangl, University of Mannheim. Organize, train and
supervise undergraduate students during their research practicum;
literature research and editing of data for “ESeC” Project
Feb 2004 –
Sep 2005
Department of Social Indicators, Dr. Heinz-Herbert Noll, Center of Survey
Research and Methodology (ZUMA). Maintained a database of social
indicators by monitoring national and international official statistics as
well as analyzing survey. Literature research, preparation and editing of
publications, organization of workshops.
Selected Coursework
Social Inequality, Work, Organizations
Soc 514 Bureaucratic Organizations, Emory University
Soc 861 Work and Occupations, UNC-Chapel Hill
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Econ 8220 Human Resources and Labor Markets, Georgia State University
Soc 515 Social Stratification, Emory & UNC-Chapel Hill
Soc 759 Social Psychology of Race, Emory
Soc 852 Race and Education, UNC-Chapel Hill
Research Methods
Analysis of Categorical Data, UNC-Chapel Hill
Hierarchical Linear Modeling, Emory
Longitudinal Data Analysis, Emory & Mannheim University
Latent Variable Modeling, Emory
Qualitative Research Methods, Emory & UNC-Chapel Hill
TEACHING TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE
Teaching Training
Spring 2012
QPR Suicide Prevention training, one-day workshop, conducted by Dr.
Lauren Moffit, Emory University, January 2012
Spring 2010
Teaching Sociology. Soc 767: Karen Hegtvedt PhD
Fall 2009
Race in the Classroom, one-day workshop, Emory University,
September 2009
Summer 2009
Teaching Assistant Training and Teaching Opportunities (TATTO),
three-day training course, The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,
Emory University.
Courses Taught
Soc355: Social Research I (instructor score: 8.7 of 9)
Spring 2012
Soc355: Social Research I (instructor score: 8.5 of 9)
Spring 2013
Soc389: Race, Class and Gender in the Workplace
Spring 2015
Guest Lectures
HGC 730: Genetic Counseling Seminar (graduate)
Fall 2012
Introduction to Qualitative Research (2 weeks)
Teaching Assistantships
Emory University, Atlanta
Summer 2014
BUS 631: Leading People & Organizations
Dr. Christopher Rider
(executive MBA)
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Spring 2014
Soc 506: Applied Regression (graduate)
Dr. Sabino Kornrich
Fall 2013
Soc 501: Research Methods (graduate)
Dr. Irene Browne
Summer 2013
Bus 631: Organizing High Performance
Dr. Christopher Rider
(executive MBA)
Spring 2011
Soc 355: Social Research I
Dr. Irene Browne
Spring 2009
Soc 330: Mental Health and Well-Being
Dr. Corey Keyes
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Spring 2008
Soc 251: Data Measurement and Collection Dr. Peggy Thoits
University of Mannheim, Germany
Fall 2006
Advanced Regression Analysis
Dr. Markus Gangl
Spring 2006
Introduction to STATA
Dr. Markus Gangl
PROFESSIONAL AND DEPARTMENTAL SERVICES
April 2014. Session Presider “Stratification in the Workplace”, Southern Sociological
Society, Charlotte, NC
Fall 2012- present. Sociology Brown Bag Speaker Committee.
August 2013, 2014 .Co-Facilitator Micro-teaching sessions, Teaching Assistantship
Training and Teaching Opportunity, Emory University
Fall 2012. Ad Hoc Methods & Statistics Curriculum Committee, Dept. of Sociology
Fall 2011. Member of “Social Inequality” Faculty Search Committee, Dept. of Sociology
May 2011. Organizer for Coalition of Graduate Sociologists Workshop Series (recruited
and coordinated two external speakers and four workshops: two-day Qualitative
Comparative Analysis workshop, one-day Propensity Score Matching workshop,
one-day Professional Development Workshop)
August 2009 – May 2011. Treasurer of Coalition of Graduate Sociologists
August 2009 – May 2011. Co-Founder of Emory Sociology Stratification Coffee Talk
Group, Emory University
Summer 2009. Participant in Transforming Community Dialogs, Emory University
August 2008 – May 2009. Graduate Recruitment Committee, Dept. of Sociology, Emory
Ad-hoc Reviewer for
Professional Affiliations
Work and Occupations
American Sociological Association,
Southern Sociological Society
European Group for Organizational Studies
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REFERENCES
Irene A. Browne
Associate Professor of Sociology
Emory University
1555 Dickey Drive
Atlanta, GA, 30322
[email protected]
Arne L. Kalleberg
Professor of Sociology
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
261 Hamilton Hall
Chapel Hill, NC, 27599
[email protected]
Richard Rubinson
Professor of Sociology
Emory University
1555 Dickey Drive
Atlanta, GA, 30322
[email protected]
Christopher I. Rider
Assistant Professor of Strategy
McDonough School of Business
Georgetown University
37th & O St.
Washington, DC
[email protected]
Regina Werum
Professor of Sociology
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
711 Oldfather Hall
Lincoln, NE 68588
[email protected]
Anand Swaminathan
Professor of Organization & Management
Goizueta Business School
Emory University
1300 Clifton Road
Atlanta, GA 30322
[email protected]
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