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Katy M. Pinto
Title: Assistant Professor
Department: Sociology
Phone: 310-243-1090
Email: kpinto@csudh.edu
Office Location: SBS B333
Laboratory Location: N/A
Research Interests:
Family, Latina/o Sociology, Gender, Race, Ethnicity, Immigration, Social
Stratification, Immigration, Methods.
Highest degree obtained: Ph.D.
Discipline: Sociology
Institution/Year: UCLA, 2006
Thesis Title/Director: Persisting
Inequalities:Household Labor among Latinos, Blacks, and Whites
Master's Degree:
Discipline: Sociology
Institution/Year: UCLA, 1999
Thesis Title/Director: Farm Origins and Educational Attainment:
The Children of Mexican Immigrants in California
Bachelor's Degree:
Discipline: Sociology and Spanish
Institution/Year: SDSU, 1997
Thesis Title/Director: Discourse on the Border: A Comparative
Analysis of a San Diego and Tijuana News Program
Positions since highest degree earned:
Assistant Professor Department of Sociology, CSU-Dominguez Hills (Fall
2007-present)
Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Family Studies and Department of
Sociology, University of California, Riverside, 2006-2007
Grants:
Center for Teaching and Learning
Travel Award, CSUDH, 2007
Teaching and Learning Sociology, ASA Section Travel Grant, 2007
Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Family Studies and Department of
Sociology, University of California, Riverside, 2006-2007
NSF-UC Diversity Initiative for Study in Social Sciences,
Dissertation Grant, 2006.
Graduate Fellow for Chicano Studies Research Center, 2004-2005.
Latin American Studies Association Travel Grant, 2004.
UCLA Center for the Study of Women Travel Grant, 2004.
Sociology Department Travel Grant, UCLA 2000, 2004.
Social Science Research Council, Summer Dissertation Workshop,
Summer 2001.
Phi Beta Kappa, 1996
Awards & Recognitions:
Center for Teaching and Learning Travel Award, CSUDH, 2007
Teaching and Learning Sociology, ASA Section Travel Grant, 2007
Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Family Studies and Department of
Sociology, University of California, Riverside, 2006-2007
NSF-UC Diversity Initiative for Study in Social Sciences,
Dissertation Grant, 2006.
Graduate Fellow for Chicano Studies Research Center, 2004-2005.
Latin American Studies Association Travel Grant, 2004.
UCLA Center for the Study of Women Travel Grant, 2004.
Sociology Department Travel Grant, UCLA 2000, 2004.
Social Science Research Council, Summer Dissertation Workshop,
Summer 2001.
Phi Beta Kappa, 1996
Publications:
WORKS IN PROGRESS
“Divisions of Labor in Mexican Immigrant Families: Marital Power,
Gender Attitudes, and the Division of Domestic Labor,” Under Review
at Sex Roles, with Scott Coltrane.
"Farm Origins and Educational Attainment: The Children of Mexican
Immigrants in California."
“Honey I’m Home”: Racial and Gender Differences in Household Labor
Among Married Couples in the U.S., In Progress.
“Mi Familia”: Dividing Housework in Mexican American Families,” In
Progress.
“’But This Isn’t an English Class’: Assessing Writing Evaluations in
Sociology,” In Progress.
ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLES
Pinto, Katy M. (2008). “Migrant Labor in the 21st Century” for
International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition, ed.
William A. Darity, Jr., Detroit: Macmillan Reference.
Pinto, Katy M. “Work Equity in the United States” for Social Science
Encyclopedia, ed. Holly Heinzer. ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara,
California. (Forthcoming).
Pinto, Katy M. “Immigration in the United States” for Social Science
Encyclopedia, ed. Holly Heinzer. ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara,
California. (Forthcoming).
Presentations:
“Divisions of Labor in Mexican Immigrant Families: Marital
Power, Gender Attitudes, and the Division of Domestic Labor,”
American Sociological Association, New York, NY, August 2007.
“Taking out the Trash: Racial and Gender Differences in The Effect
of Marital Status on Housework,” Session on Social Class, Ethnicity,
and Family Life at the annual meetings of the American Sociological
Association, Montreal, Canada, August 2006.
“’Honey I’m Home’: Racial and Gender Differences in Household Labor
Among Married Couples in the U.S.,” Section on Sex and Gender at the
annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Montreal,
Canada, August 2006.
“Excelling and Surviving Graduate School,” Workshop on Professional
Development for the Latino Sociology Section at the Annual Meetings
of the American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 2005.
“Mi Familia”: Family and Gender Attitudes in Mexican American
Families,” Session on Gender in Mexico at the annual meetings of the
Latin American Studies Association, Las Vegas, Nevada October 2004.
"Patriarchy or Egalitarianism: Mexican Parents and Their Children,"
Session on Sex and Gender at the annual meetings of the American
Sociological Association, San Francisco, California August 2004.
"Group Boundaries: Attitudes Toward Intermarriage Among The Mexican
Origin Population," Session at the annual meetings of the American
Sociological Association, Atlanta, Georgia 2003.
“Farm Origins and Educational Attainment: The Children of Mexican
Immigrants in California,” Session at the annual meetings of the
American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C. 2000.
“Discourse on the Border: A Comparative Analysis of a San Diego and
Tijuana News Program,” Session at the annual meetings of the Pacific
Sociological Association, San Diego, 1996.
Additional Information:
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
CSU, Dominguez Hills
Understanding Social Relations The Family
Loyola Marymount University
Introduction to Sociology
UCLA (Teaching Assistant)
Theoretical Concepts in Chicana/o Studies, Latinos in the U.S.
Contemporary Issues in Chicano/a Studies Research Methods
Introduction to Chicano Studies
PERSONAL WEBSITE
http://www.nbs.csudh.edu/kpinto/
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