ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Franklin and Marshall College, Fall 2015-present Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Public Health Program

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1 Emily A. Marshall Department of Sociology and Public Health Program Franklin and Marshall College PO Box 3003 Lancaster, PA ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Franklin and Marshall College, Fall 2015-present Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Public Health Program University of Michigan Faculty Associate, Population Studies Center, NICHD Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Population Studies Center, Advisor: Arland Thornton EDUCATION Princeton University, 2012 PhD in Sociology, specialization in Demography Dissertation: Population Problems? Demographic Knowledge and Fertility in Great Britain and France, Committee: Viviana Zelizer (Chair), Paul DiMaggio, Sara McLanahan, Elizabeth M. Armstrong Pomona College, 2000 BA in Mathematics and Russian Studies (double major); Phi Beta Kappa, cum laude RESEARCH INTERESTS Quantitative methods, demography, survey methods, fertility and culture, comparative and historical sociology PUBLICATIONS Marshall, Emily and Hana Shepherd. Fertility Preferences and Cognition: Experimental Effects of Decision Context on College Women. Conditional acceptance at Journal of Marriage and Family. Marshall, Emily When Do States Respond to Low Fertility? Contexts of State Concern in Wealthier Countries, Social Forces. 93(4): Marshall, Emily Population Projections and Demographic Knowledge in France and Great Britain in the Postwar Twentieth Century. Population and Development Review. 41(2): Received Reinhard Bendix Student Paper Award, ASA Comparative and Historical Section Marshall, Emily and Charles Westoff Fertility and Religion among U.S. Hispanics. Invited refereed submission. Pp in Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-Being Research, edited by A. C. Michalos. Dordrecht, Netherlands: Springer. Updated July

2 Marshall, Emily Defining Population Problems: Using Topic Modeling for Cross-National Comparisons. Poetics: Journal of Empirical Research on Culture, the Media and the Arts. 41(6): Westoff, Charles and Emily Marshall Hispanic Fertility, Religion and Religiousness in the U.S. Population Research and Policy Review. 29: UNDER REVIEW Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall. Cultural Schemas and Contraceptive Use Among Young Women. Under review. Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall. An Implicit-Interactional Pathway of Culture: A Survey Experiment on Childbearing Preferences. Under review. IN PREPARATION Marshall, Emily and Sarah Schubach (student co-author). Global Diffusion and Stratification of Reproductive Technology: The Case of Birth by Caesarean Section. Working paper. Marshall, Emily and Caroline Sten Hartnett. Testing Pathways of Influence from Education to Fertility: Educational Enrollment and Attitudinal Change. Working paper. Marshall, Emily and Hana Shepherd. What Can We Learn from Variation in Fertility Preferences? Effects of Social Context on College Women in the United States and Turkey. Working paper. Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall. Attitudinal Change and Contraceptive Use: Development of Shared Cultural Models of Fertility. Working paper. GRANTS National Institutes of Health, NICHD R03, Using Innovative Analyses of Attitudes to Predict Fertility-Related Behavior. ($100,000) Multiple Principal Investigator with Hana Shepherd University of Michigan, PSC Small Grants Award, Freedman Fund ($10,000) FELLOWSHIPS Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies Dissertation Fellowships Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Scholars, Princeton University Global Network on Inequality, Visiting Fellowship to Sciences Po, Paris, France Fall 2010 Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (Turkish) Fulbright Fellowship, U.S. Student Program (Russia) TEACHING EXPERIENCE Franklin and Marshall College, Department of Sociology and Public Health Program SOC 100: Introduction to Sociology. Fall 2015, 2016, 2017, Spring 2016 SOC 302: Sociological Research Methods. Spring 2016, 2017 Updated July

3 SOC 330/PBH 330: Sociology of Medicine. Fall 2015, 2016, 2017 SOC 377/PBH 377/ENV/STS 377: Population, Policy, and Social Change. Spring 2017 Teaching Assistant, Princeton University Department of Sociology SOC 345: Money, Work and Social Life, Professor Viviana Zelizer, Fall 2007 SOC 364: Sociology of Medicine, Professor Elizabeth Armstrong, Spring 2007 SOC 300: Claims and Evidence in Sociology, Professor Mitchell Duneier and Professor Mafalda Cardim, Fall 2006 Marvin Bressler Graduate Student Teaching Award, Princeton University Department of Sociology, 2008 SELECTED PRESENTATIONS Marshall, Emily and Sarah Schubach (student co-author). Global Diffusion and Stratification of Reproductive Technology: The Case of Birth by Caesarean Section. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (regular session), Montreal, Canada, August Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall (presenter). Attitudinal Change and Contraceptive Use: Development of Shared Cultural Models of Fertility. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (regular session), Montreal, Canada, August Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall (presenter). Cultural Schemas and Contraceptive Use Among Young Women. University of California-Berkeley, Demography Department (invited talk), May 3, Population Association of America Annual Meetings (poster session), Chicago, IL, April Marshall, Emily and Hana Shepherd. What Can We Learn from Variation in Fertility Preferences? Effects of Social Context on College Women in the United States and Turkey. Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meetings (mini-conference on Sociology of Reproduction), Philadelphia, PA, February Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall. Will Measuring Cognition Help Us Understand Demographic Behavior? Cognitive Associations and Contraceptive Use. Population Association of America Annual Meetings (regular session), Washington, DC, April Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meetings (invited panel), Boston, MA, March Marshall, Emily. The Futures of Fertility: Changing Fertility Assumptions in Population Projections in Postwar Western Europe. Social Science and History Association Annual Meetings (regular session), Baltimore, MD, November Marshall, Emily, Christine Bachrach, Heather Rackin, and Hana Shepherd. Cognitive Representations, Schemas, and Behavior. Invited panel, Cognition and Demography, Population Association of America Annual Meetings, San Diego, CA, April Updated July

4 Marshall, Emily and Caroline Sten Hartnett. How Does Education Affect Fertility? Intentions, Prototypes, and Attitudinal Change. Population Association of America Annual Meetings (regular session), San Diego, CA, April Marshall, Emily and Hana Shepherd, equal authors. Big Data: Can it Solve Cultural Sociology s Behavioral Problems? American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (invited panel on Big Data and the Study of Culture), San Francisco, CA, August Marshall, Emily and Hana Shepherd (presenter), equal authors. Getting More from Mobile Devices: Using Implicit Attitude Measures for Ecological Momentary Assessment. Digitizing Demography Conference at Facebook, Menlo Park, CA, August Marshall, Emily and Caroline Sten Hartnett. Testing Pathways of Influence from Education to Fertility: Educational Enrollment and Attitudinal Change. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (regular session), San Francisco, August Shepherd, Hana and Emily Marshall. The Contextual Meaning of Fertility: A Survey Experiment. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (regular session), San Francisco, CA, August Marshall, Emily. Great Expectations: Population Projections and Politics in Twentieth-Century Britain and France. Department of Sociology, University of Western Ontario (invited talk), November 8, Marshall, Emily. Defining Population Problems: A Cross-National Comparison of Fertility Research, Social Science and History Association Annual Meetings, Chicago, IL, November Marshall, Emily. Great Expectations? Population Projections and Politics in Twentieth-Century Great Britain and France. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (regular session), New York, NY, August Marshall, Emily and Hana Shepherd. Reports of Fertility Preferences: Assessing the Effects of Priming with Social Contexts. Population Association of America Annual Meetings (regular session), New Orleans, April Marshall, Emily. Population Problems: Social Policy and Low Fertility in Post-War France and Great Britain. British Society for Population Studies Annual Meetings (regular session), York, England, September Marshall, Emily. Population Problems? State Actors and Low Fertility in Post-War France and Great Britain. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings (regular session), Las Vegas, NV, August Marshall, Emily. Low Fertility and Contexts of State Concern in European and OECD Countries, Population Association of America Annual Meetings (regular session), Dallas, April Updated July

5 Marshall, Emily. Interpreting Population Change: State Commissions on Population in Great Britain and France after World War II. Graduate Student Workshop, Observatoire sociologique du changement, Sciences Po, Paris, November PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICE Ad hoc reviewer, American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, Social Forces, Journal of Marriage and Family, Population Studies, Population Research and Policy Review, Journal of Family Issues, Poetics, International Migration Review Member, American Sociological Association, Population Association of America, Eastern Sociological Society Member, Reinhard Bendix Student Paper Award Committee, American Sociological Association Comparative and Historical Section, 2015 Co-Organizer, member-initiated meeting, Demography and Cognition, Population Association of America Annual Meetings, San Diego, April 2015 Co-Editor, Reproductive Rights Fact Sheet, Sociologists for Women in Society, Coordinator, Economic Sociology Workshop, Princeton University, Fall 2006-Spring 2008 Co-Organizer, Urban Transformations in the Developing World Lecture Series, Spring 2008 Funded by the Graduate School, Woodrow Wilson School, and PIIRS, Princeton University LANGUAGES English (native), Russian (advanced), Turkish (intermediate), French (reading) Updated July