J. Park - Recent Update

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[Publication] Sexuality Research and Social Policy

I am excited to share that my first-authored paper on sexuality-based sectoral segregation and wage disparities in STEM fields has been accepted for publication in Sexuality Research and Social Policy. The article is titled "Gendered Queer Occupational Disparities in Male-Dominated Professions: Sexual Minority Workers in Computer Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Fields."

[Publication] Socius

I am excited to share that my first-authored paper on the gendered perception of workplace challenges in STEM fields has been accepted for publication in Socius. The article is titled "Job Tenure and Gendered Perception of Workplace Challenges in Gendered Organizations: Computer Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Fields."

[Award] Alan Booth Graduate Student Award

I’m pleased to share that I’ve been awarded the Alan Booth Graduate Student Award for the 2024–2025 academic year. I’m deeply grateful to Drs. Sarah Damaske and Daniel DellaPosta for their nomination, and to the selection committee for their generous review of my work. It’s a true honor to receive this recognition.

[Presentation] ASA 2025 Annual Meeting

I am pleased to share that I will attend the 2025 ASA Annual Meeting (August 8-12, 2025) in Chicago, IL. I will be presenting three papers: Two papers in roundtable sessions: (1) "Devote or Perish: Work Hour Disparity between Heterosexual and Sexual Minority Workers in STEM Fields" and (2) "Gendered Occupation and Housework Time in Different-Sex and Same-Sex Couples"; and one paper in a section session: (3) "Labor Market Precarity and Human Capital in Gender Disparities in Trajectories of Labor Force Attachment."

[Publication] Social Science Research

I am excited to share that my first solo-authored paper on the occupational segregation outcomes of sexual minority workers in the United States has been accepted for publication in Social Science Research. The article is titled "State-Level Contexts and Sexual Minority Occupational Segregation in the United States: Assessing Legal Protections and Public Attitudes."

[Presentation] PAA 2025 Annual Meeting

I am pleased to share that I will attend the 2025 PAA Annual Meeting (April 10-13, 2025) in Washington, D.C. I will be presenting a poster titled "STEM Work Hour Disparity Between Heterosexual and Sexual Minority Workers: Heterogeneity Across Gender, Relationship Status, and Parenthood."

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