N. Lauster CV (Abbrev) Jan 26, Nathanael Lauster. Abbrev. Curriculum Vitae

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1 Nathanael Lauster Abbrev. Curriculum Vitae Current Position: Associate Professor Department of Sociology University of British Columbia Previous Positions: UBC Associate Professor Sociology 2013-Present UBC Assistant Professor Sociology UBC Assistant Professor Social Work & Family Studies U. Minnesota Postdoctoral Fellow M. Population Center DePauw University Visiting Instructor / Professor Uppsala University Visiting Scholar 2002 Stockholm University - Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Fellow Education: Brown University Ph.D. Sociology 2004 Washington State University M.A. Sociology 1998 Purdue University B.A. History & English Literature 1995 Dissertation "A Room of One's Own or Room Enough for Two?: Access to Housing and Family Household Formation in Sweden, ", Committee: F. Goldscheider (chair/advisor), J. Modell, D. Lindstrom, N. Townsend Primary Expertise: Home & Housing; Urban Sociology; Family; Immigration; Population; Health; Environment; Methods Authored Books & Edited Volumes: Lauster, Nathanael The Death and Life of the Single-Family House: Lessons from Vancouver on Building a Livable City. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. [Series on Urban Life, Landscape, and Policy] Lauster, Nathanael & Graham Allan, editors The End of Children? Changing Trends in Childbearing and Childhood. Vancouver: UBC Press. Mulder, Clara & Nathanael Lauster, editors Housing Studies 25(4) special issue on Housing and Family. See: Introduction to the Special Issue on Housing and Family: Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles: Lauster, Nathanael & Jing Zhao. Forthcoming. Labor Migration and the Missing Work of Home-making: Three Forms of Settling for Chinese-Canadian Migrants. Social Problems. Lauster, Nathanael, Alina McKay, Navio Kwok, Jennifer Yip, & Sheila Woody How Much of Too Much? What Inspections Data say about Residential Clutter as a Housing Problem. Housing Studies 31(6):

2 Berggren, Caroline & Nathanael Lauster The motherhood penalty and the professional credential: Inequality in career development for those with professional degrees. International Studies in Sociology of Education 24(1): Lauster, Nathanael & Adam Easterbrook.* No Room for New Families? A Field Experiment Measuring Rental Discrimination against Same-Sex Couples and Single Parents. Social Problems 58.3: Black, Jennifer, Richard Carpiano, Stuart Fleming*, Nathanael Lauster (2011). Exploring the Distribution of Grocery Stores in British Columbia; Associations with Neighbourhood Socio-Demographic Factors and Urban Form. Health and Place 17: Lauster, Nathanael (2010). A Room to Grow: The Residential Density-dependence of Childbearing in Europe and the United States. Canadian Studies in Population : Special Issue on Low Fertility. ed. B. Ram. Lauster, Nathanael & Frank Tester (2010). Culture as a Problem in Linking Material Inequality to Health: On Residential Crowding in the Arctic. Health and Place 16: Lauster, Nathanael (2010) Housing and the Proper Performance of American Motherhood, Housing Studies 25.4: Special Issue on Housing and Family. ed. C. Mulder & N. Lauster. Lauster, Nathanael (2008). Better Homes and Families: Housing Markets and Young Couple Stability in Sweden. Journal of Marriage and Family 70.4: Lauster, Nathanael.(2006). A Room of One's Own or Room Enough for Two? Housing and Leaving Home for Family and Non-Family Destinations in Sweden, Population Research and Policy Review 25.4: Lauster, Nathanael and Urban Fransson.(2006). Of Marriages and Mortgages: The Second Demographic Transition and the Relationship between Marriage and Home Ownership in Sweden. Housing Studies 21.6: Guttman, Myron, Glenn Deanne, Nathanael Lauster and Andres Peri (2005). Two Population- Environment Regimes in the Great Plains of the United States, Population and Environment 27.2: Lauster, Nathanael. (2002). Hem Ljuva Hem: Cohabitation, Marriage, and Access to Home Ownership in Sweden, Scandinavian Population Studies 13: Lindstrom, David and Nathanael Lauster. (2001). Local Economic Opportunity and the Competing Risks of Internal and U.S. Migration in Zacatecas, Mexico. International Migration Review 35.4: Book Chapters (peer-reviewed) Lauster, Nathanael & Frank Tester (2014). Homelessness and Health in the Canadian East Arctic. in Homelessness and Health. Eds. M. Guirguis-Younger, S. Hwang, R. McNeil. University of Ottawa Press.

3 Nathanael Lauster (2013). Kinda Just a Home I Guess: Toward Theorizing the Making of Home in Vancouver. in Home Place Community: International Sociological Perspectives. Ed. M. Kusenbach, K. Paulsen, M. Milligan. New York: Peter Lang. Lauster, Nathanael & Adam Easterbrook* (2009). Home Ownership / Housing. Encyclopedia of the Life Course and Human Development. Ed. Deborah Carr. Detroit: MacMillan Reference USA. Vol. 2: Lauster, Nathanael (1998). Gender, Work, and Subsistence: A Human Ecological Explanation for the Availability of Female Labor leading up to the Industrial Revolution. Advances in Human Ecology. Vol. 7. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press. Pp [See Also: chapters from The End of Children? Changing Trends in Childbearing and Childhood. Vancouver: UBC Press (details above)]: Lauster, Nathanael & Graham Allan. Introduction. Pp Lauster, Nathanael, Todd Martin*, & James White. Chapter Two: Changing Children and Changing Cultures: Immigration as a Source of Fertility and the Assumptions of Assimilation. Pp Lauster, Nathanael. Chapter Four: The Performance of Motherhood and Fertility Decline: A Stage Props Approach. Pp Zhao, Jing*, Nathanael Lauster and Graham Allan. Conclusion: From Children to Child: Ending in China. Pp Other Work / Working Papers Lauster, Nathanael & Jing Zhao* (2013). Settlement as Process: Investigating the Everyday Routines of Three Cohorts of Immigrants from Beijing to Vancouver. Metropolis BC Working Paper *- indicates UBC student co-authorship Public Sociology / Outreach Lauster, Nathanael. ( ) Home: Free Sociology (Blog) The Making Housing Home Project (PI: N. Lauster) & Karina Czyzewski (2015). At Home Looks Like. [A photovoice project about housing, at homeness, and young people in Arviat, Nunavut an Vancouver, BC]. Vancouver, BC: the Making Housing Home Project (PI: N. Lauster) & Karina Czyzewski. The Illustrated Journey Project (co-applicant N. Lauster) (2008) The Illustrated Journey. [A collaborative project bringing together refugee and immigrant children with illustrators and comic book artists enabling children to tell their stories in comic book form]. Vancouver, BC: The Illustrated Journey Project.

4 Research Funding: TOTAL RESEARCH GRANT FUNDING SINCE 2005: $1,137,951 (PI: $481,544) Granting Agency CIHR Pop Health Intervention SSHRC Insight SSHRC Insight SSHRC Insight Dev. HSS-Grant UBC AURA Grant CFI HSS-Grant Ham pto n BC Metr op olis CFHSS/ SSHR C Assista n c e UBC-TRII Grant UBC AURA Grant SSHRC - Standard HSS - Small Grant SSHRC - Standard Subject COMP $ Per Year Evaluating the Impact of the C $200,000 Greater Vancouver Food Bank 100k/yr Society s Food Hubs Programs on Dietary Intake and Food Security When Cleaning Up is Hard to Do: Community Responses and Outcomes for Hoarding Cases Stabilizing Everyday Routines (ranked 1 of 91 applications in area) C $227,152 $55k/yr C $223,124 55k/yr Year Principal Co- Investigator Investigator(s) J. Black S. Lear C. Goldsmith G. Hammond N. Lauster A. Schuurman S. Woody N. Lauster C. Bratiotis N. Lauster F. Tester The Sanctity of Home C $74,292 37k/yr S. Woody N. Lauster C. Bratiotis Making and Re-making Home C $7, N. Lauster Finders & Keepers: Hoarding C $5, N. Lauster S. Woody Qualitative Data Analysis Lab C $155, N. Lauster for Policy Research (initially D. Of Trash and Treasure: C $7, N. Lauster S. Woody Understanding Hoarders' View of Things Finders & Keepers: C $35, S. Woody N. Lauster Understanding Hoarding 18k/yr in the Downtown Eastside Habits and Homemaking C $15, N. Lauster Across Three Immigrant Cohorts The End of Children? C $8, N. Lauster G. Allan Changing Trends in Childbearing and Childhood An Audit Study of Rental C $5, N. Lauster Discrimination vs. New Families A study of homelessness, housing and nutrition C $2, N. Lauster Proper Housing and the Valued Family: A Cross National Study Understanding Middle Class Territoriality 'Iglurjuaq' in transition: An historical analysis of Inuit housing policy C $54,000 18k/yr N. Lauster C $2, N. Lauster C $117,000 39k/yr F. Tester P. McNicoll N. Lauster

5 Graduate Students Mentored (As Primary or Co-Advisor) Risako Ota, MA 2009 Judith Goetz, MA 2009 Jing Zhao, MA 2009 Alina McKay (nee Shepherd), MA 2012 Tracy Groenewegen, MA 2012 Adam Easterbrook (temp. advisor), PhD 2014 Wanyee Li, MJ 2015 Jing Zhao, PhD (continuing) David Champagne, PhD (continuing) Research Assistants Trained & Supported (as Research Supervisor/PI) Nadia Formigoni (undergrad) Amanda Watson (undergrad) Mia Chung (undergrad) David Chaney (undergrad) Sara Amadi (undergrad) Letticia Chia (undergrad) Yalan Yang (undergrad) Joseph Tohill (undergrad) Risako Ota (MA) Karina Czyzewski (MSW) Adam Vanzella-Yang (MA) Adriana Brodyn (PhD) Adam Easterbrook (PhD) Jing Zhao (PhD) Alina McKay (MA/PhD) Patricia Johnston (PhD) Zachary Hyde (PhD) Emma Feltes (PhD) Memberships on scholarly societies (note: may not be up to date) American Sociological Association International Sociological Association Society for the Study of Social Problems Social Science History Association Urban Affairs Association Canadian Sociological Association Canadian Population Society Population Association of America Pacific Sociological Association Midwestern Sociological Society

6 Other Affiliations Metropolis BC Pacific Housing Research Network Minnesota Population Center Journal Affiliations International Editorial Advisory Board for Housing Studies (Apr, 2009 present) Sometime Reviewer for: American Sociological Review, American Journal of Sociology; Population Studies; Journal of Marriage and Family; Housing Studies; Demography; Demographic Research; European Journal of Population; Housing Policy Debate; Sociological Theory; Sociological Focus; Journal of Comparative Family Studies; Canadian Review of Sociology; Urban Studies, Urban Economics Consulting Work Clark Law Firm, LLC, South Bend, Indiana, United States Hawk Haynie Kammeyer & Chickedantz LLP, Merrillville, Indiana, United States World Watcher Series Non-Profit Work Co-founder and coordinator of the award-winning Illustrated Journey Project for immigrant youth. Invited Talks KEYNOTE TALK, Partner Relationships, Residential Relocations, and Housing in the Life Course International Conference. At: University of Cologne (Universität zu Köln), Cologne, Germany Date: to be presented July 2017 City of Victoria Lecture Series At: Vancouver, BC Date: to be presented, May 1, 2017 Brock House Society Lecture Series At: Vancouver, BC Date presented: Jan 24, 2017 KEYNOTE TALK, Re:Address Housing Affordability Symposium Presented to: City of Vancouver At: Vancouver, BC Date Presented: October 27, 2016 Detaching from the House: Families at Home in an Affordable City (invited) Presented to: BC Housing Affordability Symposium At: Richmond, BC

7 Date Presented: March 14th, 2013 Room for Improvement in Estimating Canadian Housing Needs. (invited) Presented to: Jiaotong University At: Jiaotong University, Shanghai, China Date Presented: April 9th, 2012 Policy Responses to Housing the Poor in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. (invited) Presented To: El Colegio de Mexico, Centro de Estudios Demograficos, Urbanos y Ambientales (CEDUA) At: El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico Date Presented: October, 2011 Housing and Family. (Invited) Presented To: Amsterdam Symposium on Housing & Family At: University of Amsterdam (Universiteit van Amsterdam), Amsterdam, The Netherlands Date Presented: (April, declined due to childbirth) Sweden and Canada: Comparisons. (Invited) Presented to: Visiting Umeå Mayoral Delegation At: University of British Columbia Date Presented: Feb. 25, Swedish Housing Problems. (Invited) Presented to: Lecture to Visiting Swedish Social Housing Delegation (SABO) At: Housing BC, Burnaby, BC Date Presented: October 23, 2008 Housing Prices and Family Development. (Invited) Presented To: UBC Arts Wednesdays At: University of British Columbia (Robson Square) Date Presented: March, The Properly Housed Family: Status, Ownership, and Family Formation in the US, (Invited) Presented To: University of Amsterdam (Universiteit van Amsterdam) At: The Family and Residential Choice Workshop, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Date Presented: Aug, 2007 Good Fences Make Good Children? (Invited) Presented To: University of British Columbia At: "The End of Children?: Fertility and Childhood in Flux" UBC Family Studies Symposium, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Date Presented: May, 2007 Changing children and changing cultures: Immigration as a source of fertility and the assumptions of assimilation. (Invited) Presented To: University of British Columbia At: "The End of Children?: Fertility and Childhood in Flux" UBC Family Studies Symposium, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Date Presented: May, 2007 Copresenters: James White, Todd Martin

8 Making Sexual Revolution Count! An Investigation into Cultural Change in the US, (Invited) Presented To: University of British Columbia Sociology Department At: University of British Columbia Sociology Colloquium Series, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Date Presented: Feb, 2007 Status, Territoriality, and Family Formation: Evidence from the US and Sweden. (Invited) Presented To: Demography Unit, Stockholm University At: Invited Lecture, Stockholm, Sweden Date Presented: May, 2006 Rethinking Sexual Revolution: New Measures for the USA. (Invited) Presented To: Demographic Database - Umeå University At: Invited Lecture, Umeå, Sweden Date Presented: May, 2006 Conference Organizing and Related Roles Organizer of Panels on Housing. Organization: Social Science History Association, Baltimore, MD, USA. Event Dates: Nov, 2015 Organizer of Panel on Stuff and the City: Hoarding as an Urban Health Issue. Organization: Urban Affairs Association, San Francisco, CA, USA. Event Dates: April, 2013 Organizer of Panel on Vancouverism(s): Building and Regulating Urban Vitality Organization: Social Science and History Association meetings, Vancouver, BC Event Dates: November, Panel Discussant Home Sweet Home: Public Housing and Private Homes. Social Science and History Association Meetings, Vancouver, BC. Nov, Co-organizer of Panel on Placing Homelessness: Theoretical Perspectives (w/ Ryan McNeil) Organization: Pacific Sociological Association meetings, Seattle, WA Event Dates: March 12, Co-coordinator (w/ Graham Allan), Conference: "Childhood's End" Symposium Organization: University of British Columbia Event Dates: May 10, May 11, 2007 Activity Dates: Nov, May, 2007 Panel Discussant The Malthussian Marriage Pattern Under Pressure. Social Science and History Association Meetings, Chicago, IL. Nov, 2007.