Assistant Professor
Address:
719 PLC
University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403
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(541) 346-5061
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Fax:
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(541) 346-5026
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Email:
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aarong@uoregon.edu |
Professor Gullickson received his B.A. in Sociology from the University of
Washington in 1998, and received his PhD in Sociology and Demography from
the University of California, Berkeley in 2004. He held an Assistant
Professor position at Columbia University from 2004 to 2007 before joining
the University of Oregon faculty in September 2007. His research focuses on
the nexus of inequality, race, ethnicity, and kinship. Professor Gullickson
is currently engaged in a broad research project examining the development
of the one-drop rule and the stratification of mixed-race individuals in the
late nineteenth and early twentieth century.
Research Interests
- racial inequality
- interracial families
- racial boundary formation
- kinship and health
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Teaching Areas
- social demography
- race and ethnicity
- stratification
- family
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Courses Taught
| SOC 412/512 |
Sociological Research Methods I |
| SOC 413/513 |
Sociological Research Methods II |
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Selected Books
Selected Articles
Aaron Gullickson and Vincent Kang Fu. 2008 (Expected) "Comment: An Endorsement of Exchange Theory in Mate Selection." American Journal of Sociology (Forthcoming).
Aaron Gullickson. 2006. "Education and Black/White Interracial Marriage." Demography 43(4):673-689.
Aaron Gullickson. 2006. "Black-White Interracial Marriage Trends, 1850-2000." The Journal of Family History 31(3): 1-24.
Aaron Gullickson. 2005. "The Significance of Color Declines: A Re-Analysis of Skin Tone Differentials in Post-Civil Rights America." Social Forces 84(1): 157-180.
Hammel, Eugene A. and Aaron Gullickson. 2004. "Kinship Structures and Survival: Maternal Mortality on the Croatian-Bosnian Border, 1750-1898." Population Studies 58(2):145-159.
Education
Ph.D. -- California, Berkeley
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