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1 NA YOUN LEE 2366 HOPKINS DR. WEST LAFAYETTE, IN PHONE: (646) EDUCATION PhD UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MI Expected Dec 2015 Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work and Political Science Dissertation: Asian American racial identity, political participation, and family wellbeing: The influence of racial frameworks Dissertation Committee: Kathleen C. Faller (Co-chair, Social Work); Jenna Bednar (Cochair, Political Science); Andrew Grogan-Kaylor (SW); Nicholas Valentino (PS); Janelle Wong (PS) MSW COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, NY May 2007 School of Social Work Social Welfare Policy (Macro-Practice Track); Family and Children s Services MIA COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, NY May 2007 School of International and Public Affairs International Affairs (Human Rights Concentration) BA YONSEI UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, KOREA February 2004 College of Social Science, Political Science & International Studies BA YONSEI UNIVERSITY, SEOUL, KOREA February 2004 College of Social Science, Social Welfare Certificate UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WA Fall 2002 Extension Program (Classes in Psychology & English) WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, BELLINGHAM, WA Winter & Spring 2002 Yonsei Exchange Student Program (Classes in American Politics, Economics, & English) AWARDS, GRANTS, & FELLOWSHIPS National Center for Institutional Diversity Exemplary Diversity Scholar, University of Michigan 2015 Rackham Graduate School One Term Dissertation Fellowship, University of Michigan 2015 Doctoral Scholarship for Underrepresented Students, Social Work, UM 2015 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting Travel Grant 2015 Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference Graduate Student Travel Grant 2015 Graduate Student Conference Travel Grant, Department of Political Science, UM 2015 Asian and Pacific Islanders Social Work Educators Association Doctoral Fellowship Lee, Na Youn 1

2 Thesis Grant, Department of Political Science, University of Michigan 2014 Inter-university Consortium for Political & Social Research Training Grant, Social Work, UM 2014 Multi-Racial & Ethnic Political Surveys Workshop (Competitive), ICPSR, UM 2014 W.K. Kellogg Foundation Fellowship in Children and Families, Social Work, UM SeAH-Haiam Arts and Sciences Scholarship, Nam Center for Korean Studies, UM 2012 Nam Center for Korean Studies Graduate Fellow, University of Michigan 2011 Institute for Social Research-Rackham Summer Training Award, University of Michigan 2011 International Institute Individual Fellowship, University of Michigan 2010 Nam Center for Korean Studies Research Fellowship, University of Michigan 2010 Conversations Across Social Disciplines, Rackham Student Group Support Grant, UM 2010 Social Work Dean s Fund Travel Grant, University of Michigan 2012 (2), 2013, 2014, 2015 Rackham Travel Grant, University of Michigan 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Social Work-Social Science Summer Funding Award, UM 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 Joint Doctoral Fellowship, School of Social Work, UM , 2013 School of International and Public Affairs Program Assistant Fellowship, Columbia Univ Panasonic Scholarship, Extension Program, University of Washington 2002 Yonsei Social Science Scholarship for Dean s Honors List, Yonsei University PUBLICATIONS PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS Hong, J. S., Peguero, A. A., Choi, S., Lanesskog, D., Espelage, D. L., & Lee, N.Y. (2014). Social ecology of bullying and peer victimization of Latino and Asian youth in the United States: A review of the literature. Journal of School Violence, 13 (3), Hong, J. S., Lee, C.H., Lee, N.Y.*, Lee, J., & Garbarino, J. (2013). A review of bullying prevention and intervention in South Korean schools: An application of the social-ecological framework. Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 45 (4), (*Co-third authorship with Jungup Lee) Hong, J.S., Lee, N.Y., Park, H.J., & Faller, K.C. (2011). Child maltreatment in South Korea: An ecological systems analysis. Children and Youth Services Review, 33, Hong, J.S., Lee, N.Y., Grogan-Kaylor, A., & Huang, H. (2011). Alcohol and tobacco use among South Korean adolescents: An ecological review of the literature. Children and Youth Services Review, 33, Lee, N.Y. (2010). A comparative analysis of child poverty: Welfare in advanced western countries. Michigan Journal of Social Work and Social Welfare, Inaugural Issue, BOOK CHAPTERS Hong, J.S., Kim, Y.S., Lee, N.Y., & Ha, J.W. (2013). Social welfare in South Korea. In S. Furuto (Ed.). Lee, Na Youn 2

3 Social Welfare in East Asia and the Pacific. New York, NY: Columbia University Press. MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW Hong, J.S., Merrin, G. J., Peguero, A. A., Gonzalez-Prendes, A.A., & Lee, N.Y. (under review). Exploring the social-ecological determinants of physical fighting in U.S. schools: What about youth in immigrant families? (Child and Youth Care Forum). MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION Shin, J.H., Lee, N.Y., and Hong, J.S. Inter-parental conflict and parenting behavior of ethnically diverse mothers in South Korea: The moderating influence of social support. Lee, N.Y. Parenting practices and perceptions of child maltreatment in Korean American families (2012 Summer Pilot in Seattle, WA). Lee, N.Y., Hong, J.S., and Grinnell-Davis, C. The impact of child, mother, and neighborhood factors on the use of corporal punishment: A longitudinal repeated measures analysis. Hong, J.S. and Lee, N.Y. Bi-ethnic children s experience of bullying and peer victimization in South Korean schools. Lee, N.Y. Perspectives from South Korean child welfare experts on child maltreatment: Preliminary findings from a pilot study (2010 Summer Pilot in Seoul, South Korea). Lee, N.Y. and Grinnell-Davis, C. Could class action lawsuits improve child well-being? Saunders, D. and Lee, N.Y. Human rights framework in domestic violence cases: A cross-national study. PRESENTATIONS PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCES Krings, A., Nicoll, K., Lee, N.Y., & Fusaro, V. The intersection of political science theory and social work policy curriculum. Accepted for panel presentation at the 61 st Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Denver, CO, October Shim, J., Lee, N.Y., & Sosa, L.V. Assessing international social work programs in the U.S. Accepted for oral presentation at the 61 st Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Denver, CO, October Lee, N.Y. Psychological distance of Asians toward other minorities vis-à-vis whites. Accepted for oral presentation at the 111 th Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA), San Francisco, CA, September Shim, J. & Lee, N.Y. Family policy and maternal health: Evidence from OECD countries. Accepted for oral presentation at the 31 st International Congress on Occupational Health (ICOH), Seoul, South Korea, May/June Lee, N.Y. Where do Asian Americans stand in U.S. race relations?: Psychological borders within and Lee, Na Youn 3

4 across race and implications for the politics of belonging. Oral presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS), Evanston, IL, April Lee, N.Y. The effects of racial frameworks on the pan-ethnic identity, race relations, and family wellbeing of Asians in the U.S. Oral presentation at the 2015 Annual Conference of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS), Chicago, IL, March Lee, N.Y. Model minority internalization, racial identity, and perceived race relations of Asian Americans. Oral presentation at the 19 th Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR), New Orleans, LA, January Lee, N.Y. Making visible the invisible minority: How racial frameworks affect Asian American racial identity, political participation, and family well-being. One of two dissertations accepted and presented at the annual meeting for the Asian and Pacific Islanders Social Work Education Association at the 60 th Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Tampa, FL, October Lee, N.Y. The model minority stereotype, pan-ethnic racial identity, and political participation of Asian Americans: The potential influence of the digital revolution. Oral presentation at the 110 th Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA), Washington, DC, August Lee, N.Y. Exploring the relationships among racial frameworks, pan-ethnic racial identity, and political participation of Asian Americans: Modeling the model minority and perpetual foreigner stereotypes. Oral presentation at the 72 nd Annual Conference of the Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), Chicago, IL, April Lee, N.Y. Children of tiger moms and dads : Parenting and adolescent well-being in Asian-American immigrant families. Poster presentation at the 17 th Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR), San Diego, CA, January Lee, N.Y. & Grinnell-Davis, C. Could class action lawsuits improve both policy and child well-being outcomes? Poster presentation at the 58 th Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Washington, DC, November Grinnell-Davis, C. & Lee, N.Y. Could class action lawsuits improve child well-being? Poster presentation at the Rackham Graduate School Centennial Research Symposium, Ann Arbor, MI, February Lee, N.Y., Hong, J.S., & Grinnell-Davis, C. The impact of child, mother, and neighborhood factors on the use of corporal punishment: A longitudinal repeated measures analysis. Poster presentation at the 16 th Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR), Washington, DC, January Grinnell-Davis, C. & Lee, N.Y. The impact of religion and spirituality on mental health outcomes in a child protective services sample of preteens and adolescents. Poster presentation at the University of Michigan Health Systems and the School of Social Work Research Symposium, Ann Arbor, MI, October Lee, N.Y., Hong, J.S., & Grinnell-Davis, C. The impact of child, mother, and neighborhood factors on the Lee, Na Youn 4

5 use of corporal punishment: A longitudinal repeated measures analysis. Poster presentation at the University of Michigan Health Systems and the School of Social Work Research Symposium, Ann Arbor, MI, October Lee, N.Y. Pre-dissertation pilot research: Perspectives from South Korean child welfare experts on child maltreatment. Oral presentation at the 9 th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, Honolulu, HI, January Lee, N.Y. Perspectives from South Korean child welfare experts on child maltreatment: Preliminary findings from a pilot study. Oral presentation at the 59 th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Columbus, OH, October OTHER PRESENTATIONS Lee, N.Y. and Grinnell-Davis, C. A study of ASFA and its role in child welfare frameworks. Paper presented at the Shifting Boundaries of Childhood Seminar: Implications for Social Work Policy and Practice, Ann Arbor, MI, March RESEARCH INTERESTS & EXPERIENCE RESEARCH INTERESTS Determinants of child and family well-being in Asian American households; parenting, corporal punishment, and child maltreatment; racial stereotypes, racial identity, and community-based intervention and policy; quantitative methods (HLM; GLM; factor analysis) PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR Pilot Research: Parenting Practices and Perceptions of Child Maltreatment 7/2012-8/2012 in Korean American Families (Advisor: Dr. Kathleen Faller) Seattle, WA Funding: SeAH-Haiam Arts and Sciences Scholarship ($2,500); Nam Center for Korean Studies Graduate Fellowship ($400) Field research on Korean-American parenting practices and beliefs using the Conflict Tactics Scale, Parent & Child (Straus, 1979) and the Dimensions of Discipline Inventory (Straus & Fauchier, 2007) Developed and collected over 50 surveys from the Seattle area Analysis in progress Pilot Research: Perspectives from South Korean Child Welfare Experts 5/2010-7/2010 on the Definition of Child Abuse and the Sociocultural Challenges to Ending Corporal Punishment (Advisor: Dr. Kathleen Faller) Funding: International Institute Individual Fellowship ($5,000); Nam Center for Korean Studies Research Fellowship ($1,500) Through the lens of South Korean child welfare experts, explored the question of how Western child welfare institutions, with a special focus on child abuse policies, transfer to and interact with the sociocultural settings in South Korea Child welfare professionals were asked to give their own definitions of what constitutes child abuse; identify practical challenges to policy implementation, Lee, Na Youn 5

6 especially in light of the concept of the whip of love ; and identify any sociocultural changes in perceptions and practice of parental discipline in South Korea Qualitative face-to-face interviews with child welfare professionals from diverse backgrounds, from frontline child protection workers to law/policymakers, at 8 sites RESEARCH ASSISTANT Domestic Violence and Human Rights, Dr. Daniel Saunders 9/2008-5/2010 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, School of Social Work Ann Arbor, MI Assist research on domestic violence laws & cases in Western advanced countries that use the human rights framework (e.g., U.S., Canada, Australia, UK, and NZ) Clean Safe Havens Project dataset & manage a Ctools site on international DV laws Write summary reports on int l DV laws that use the human rights framework State Child Welfare Law Project, Dr. Jane Waldfogel 7/2006-5/2007 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, School of Social Work New York, NY Assist research on state child welfare laws and policies in the U.S. (50 states) Collect data as well as develop and manage a database Attend and write summary reports on seminars, conferences, and meetings Short-Term Research Assistant, Officer Kae Ishikawa 10/ /2006 UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND (UNFPA), Resource Mobilization Branch New York, NY Research major policies on Health and Welfare in South Korea with a focus on women and children Attend UN meetings and conferences and write summary reports Complete & present a 30-page project report on Korea s major policies and issues on welfare, health, women and children, both international and domestic agendas TEACHING & MENTORING LEAD INSTRUCTOR 9/ /2012 Social Work 530: Intro to Social Welfare Policies and Services UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, School of Social Work Introductory course that focuses on the historical development of social work and the welfare state in the U.S.; mostly first-year MSW students (N=25) Weekly 3-hour class w/ lecture & discussion GRADUATE STUDENT INSTRUCTOR 9/ /2009, 1/2010-5/2010 POLSCI 140: Intro to Comparative Politics, Professor Ronald Inglehart UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Department of Political Science Undergraduate introductory course on modernization theory; historical trajectories of democratization & economic liberalization; & modern political institutions in the UK, Germany, France, Russia, China, India, Mexico, & Japan; mostly for freshmen & sophomores Responsible for leading and grading two discussion sections per semester with 25 students per section (N=100) Lee, Na Youn 6

7 MENTORSHIP 9/2010-5/2011, 9/2011-5/2012 Political Science Undergraduate Advisor UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Department of Political Science General advising for undergraduate students; assist with exploration/declaration of the Political Science major/minor; supervise students on course planning, research opportunities, internship credits, Michigan in Washington Program (DC government internship program), honors program; approve transfer/ study abroad credits; file concentration releases for graduating seniors; attend mentorship training sessions and meetings PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 6/2005-8/2005 Intern, Office of Congresswoman H.S. Jang, Committee on Health and Welfare Assist with public hearings on bill amendments to expand pension benefits to the disabled & national health care coverage to low-income individuals Develop, research, and coordinate projects focusing on the effectiveness of governmental policies on regulating child abuse and neglect in preparation for the parliamentary inspection of the administration starting September 2005 Attend and write summary reports on the Health and Welfare Committee meetings INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY LIVING IN BROOKLYN 9/2004-5/2005 Intern, Brooklyn Parent Resource Center & Highland Park Center Provide indiv & family therapy to people with mental illness & economic hardships Intakes, case referrals, and case management service Develop & organize after-school programs (e.g., the Girls Group for girls ages 8-15) Brooklyn, NY YONSEI UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER 2/2004-5/2004 Intern, Child Cancer Unit, Social Service Team Assist with case counseling, fundraising, & managing student volunteers Provide counseling & connect sponsors to children with cancer or other fatal diseases ASAN MEDICAL CENTER 1/2004-2/2004 Intern, Organ Transplant Center, Social Service Team Assist with case counseling for organ donors and recipients Supervise high school volunteers EWHA UNIV. SONGSAN COMMUNITY WELFARE HALL 7/2003-8/2003 Intern, Community Welfare Team Work with low-income families & children in the Songsan district After-school program planner; community welfare center assistant to single-parent families, abused children and their parents, & poor families Lee, Na Youn 7

8 ADDITIONAL RESEARCH TRAINING INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH, University of Michigan Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables, 2014 Measurement, Scaling, and Dimensional Analysis, 2014 Categorical Data Analysis, 2011 Hierarchical Linear Modeling, 2011 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Political Science Association (APSA) Asian and Pacific Islanders Social Work Education Association (APISWEA) Association for Asian Studies (AAS) Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) ACADEMIC & VOLUNTEER SERVICE PURDUE KOREAN ASSOCIATION 1/2012-Present Volunteer, Purdue University Assist with social events & job search workshops for a student body of approximately 900 South Korean international students (60 percent undergraduate & 40 percent graduate) CHILD WELFARE LEARNING COMMUNITY 1/ /2012 Student Member, School of Social Work, University of Michigan Attend monthly meetings that consist of Social Work faculty, graduate students, and community professionals who collaborate to advance knowledge, teaching, and training in child welfare Help organize and attend interdisciplinary workshops, forums, and lectures CULTURE AND INSTITUTIONS 4/ /2012 Student Member, Department of Political Science, University of Michigan Interdisciplinary doctoral workshop organized by PS faculty & students Attend bi-weekly workshops to present/hear ongoing work, receive/give feedback, and discuss theoretical frameworks and empirical studies on culture and institutions CONVERSATIONS ACROSS SOCIAL DISCIPLINES 9/2010-5/2011 Student Member, School of Social Work, University of Michigan Attend regular board meetings Organize interdisciplinary forums, workshops, and brown bags to promote intellectual exchange among different schools and programs at UM KOREAN GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 6/2005-5/2006 President, Columbia University Arrange social events & activities for a student body of approximately 450 Lee, Na Youn 8

9 students (e.g., welcome reception, happy hours, movie nights, picnics, ski trip) Organize Korea Forums to promote intellectual exchange among different schools and programs at Columbia on Korea-related issues Coordinate recruiting information sessions and job fairs for Korean graduate students Collaborate with other student organizations on- & off-campus to organize school-wide events REFERENCES Kathleen C. Faller, Marion Elizabeth Blue Jenna Bednar, Associate Professor of Endowed Professor of Children and Families Political Science University of Michigan University of Michigan School of Social Work Department of Political Science 1080 S. University 505 S. State Street Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor, MI (734) (734) Andrew C. Grogan-Kaylor, Associate Professor of Jun Sung Hong, Assistant Professor of Social Work Social Work University of Michigan Wayne State University School of Social Work School of Social Work 1080 S. University 4756 Cass Avenue Ann Arbor, MI Detroit, MI (734) Janelle Wong, Associate Professor & Director of Nicholas A. Valentino, Professor of Asian American Studies Political Science University of Maryland University of Michigan Department of American Studies Department of Political Science 1145 Cole Student Activities Building 505 S. State Street College Park, MD Ann Arbor, MI (301) (734) Lee, Na Youn 9