GEOFFREY L. WALLACE Curriculum Vita April 2012

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1 GEOFFREY L. WALLACE Curriculum Vita April 2012 Office Address: Home Address: La Follette School of Public Affairs 5905 Hammersley Road University of Wisconsin Madison Madison, Wisconsin Observatory Drive Madison, Wisconsin Office phone: (608) Mobile phone : (608) wallace@lafollette.wisc.edu Professional Interests: Labor Economics, Economics of Marriage and the Family, Poverty and Public Policy, Economics of Aging. Education Ph.D., Northwestern University, Evanston Illinois, June B.A., University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Professional Experience Assistant Professor, La Follette School of Public Affairs and Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin Madison, August 2000 to May Associate Professor, La Follette School of Public Affairs and Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, August 2008 to present. Awards, Honors, and Fellowships Anna Julia Cooper Post-Doctoral Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Joint Center for Poverty Research Graduate Fellow, Northwestern University, Committee on Institutional Cooperation Pre-Doctoral Fellowship, Northwestern University, September American Economic Association Summer Program for Minority Students participant, June 1993 to August Ronald E. McNair Scholarship, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, May Publications in Refereed Journals Wallace, G.L. (2009). The Effect of Family Caps on the Subsequent Fertility Decisions of Never-Married Mothers. Journal of Population Research, 26(1),

2 Wallace, G.L. (2007) Welfare Flows and Caseload Dynamics, Journal of Applied Economics, 10(2), pp Wallace, G.L., and Haveman, R. (2007). Work and Earnings of Low-skill Women: Do Employee and Employer Reports Provide Consistent Information? Journal of Social and Economic Measurement, 32(2), pp Wallace, G.L., and Haveman, R. (2007). The Implications of Differences between Employer and Worker Employment/Earnings Reports for Policy Evaluation, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 24(4), pp Hoover, G.A., and Wallace, G. (2007). Examining the Relationship Between the Poverty Rate and Economic Conditions in the Southern United States, Journal of Income Distribution, 16(2), pp Wu, C.F., Cancian, M., Meyer, D.R., and Wallace, G. (2006). How Do Welfare Sanctions Work? Social Work Research, 30(1), pp Cancian, M., Meyer, D.R., and Wallace, G. (2001). TANF Participation Dynamics: Lessons From Wisconsin, Journal of Applied Social Sciences, 25(1), pp Book/Journal Chapters Wallace, Geoffrey L., Haveman, R., Holden, K., and Wolfe, B. (2011). Health Shocks in Retirement: Incidence and Implications, in the La Follette Policy Report, 21(1), pp Meyer, D. and Wallace, G.L. (2010). Poverty Levels and Trends in Comparative Perspective in Changing Poverty, Maria Cancian and Sheldon Danziger (Eds.). Russell Sage Foundation. Wallace, G.L. (2008). The Effect of Child Support on Nonmarital Child-Bearing in the La Follette Policy Report, 18(1), pp Cancian, M., Klawitter, M.M., Meyer, D.R., Rangarajan, A., Wallace, G.L., and Wood, R.G. (2003). Income and Program Participation among Early TANF Recipients: The Evidence from New Jersey, Washington, and Wisconsin, Focus, 22(3), pp Wallace, G.L., and Blank, R.M. (1999). What Goes up Must Come Down: Explaining Resent Trends in Public Assistance Caseloads, in Economic Conditions and Welfare Reform, Sheldon Danziger (Ed.). W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, MI. 2

3 Reports Wallace, G.L., Haveman, B., Holden, K., and Wolfe, B. (2010). Trigger Events and Financial Outcomes Among Older Households, Reported completed for the Social Security Administration, October Wallace, G.L. The Effect of Child Support Enforcement on Non-marital Fertility. Report completed for the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, September Working Papers Wallace, Geoffrey L., Haveman, R., Holden, K., and Wolfe, B. (2011) Comparing the Coping Strategies of Those that do Poorly Versus Better in Response to Health Shock, prepared for APPAM Fall Research Conference Wallace, Geoffrey L., Haveman, R., Holden, K., and Wolfe, B. (2011). Health and Wealth in Early Retirement, prepared for the San Francisco Federal Reserve Conference on Unexpected Life Cycle Events. Wu, Chi-Fang, Cancian, M., and Wallace, G.L. (2012) The Effect of Welfare Sanctions on TANF Exits and Employment, revise and resubmit under review at Population Research and Policy Review. Wallace, G.L. The Effect of Child Support Enforcement on the Fertility and Marriage Decisions of Single Women. La Follette School Working Paper No Hoover, G, and Wallace, G.L. Economic Conditions and Poverty: A Comparison of the 1980s and 1990s. La Follette School Working Paper No Wallace, G. L. An Assessment of Several Marriage Market Related Explanations for the Decline in Female Marriage Rates Between 1970 and La Follette School Working Paper No Wallace, G. L. Searching for a Way off Welfare: A Structural Competing Risk Model of AFDC Durations. Follette School Working Paper No Grants Wallace, G. L. Assessing the Employment Response to Changing Disregards. Trigger Events and Financial Outcomes Among Older Households, Social Security Administration Grant Number: 19-F Wisc1b. (FY 2010). Principle Investigators: J. Michael Collins and Karen Holden, Wisc1b Investigators: Geoffrey L. Wallace and Karen Holden. Grant amount (Wisc1b): $219,272. 3

4 The Effects of Milwaukee s Public School Choice Program on Student Achievement. University of Wisconsin Graduate School ( ). Grant amount: $18,077 The Effect of Child Support Enforcement on Nonmarital Fertility. ( ). Principle Investigators: Maria Cancian and Daniel R. Meyer, Subproject Investigator: Geoffrey L. Wallace. Contract from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Grant amount: $47,357. Conference and Invited Seminar Presentations Gererontological Society of America, Annual Scientific Conference, Boston, MA. November Health and Wealth in Early Retirement November Comparing the Coping Strategies of Those that do Poorly Versus Better in Response to Health Shock. San Francisco Fed Conference on Unexpected Life Cycle Events, San Francisco, May Health and Wealth in Early Retirement Financial Literacy Research Consortium 2010 Conference, Washington, D.C., November Trigger Events and Financial Outcomes Among Older Households November Trigger Events and Financial Outcomes Among Older Households. Financial Literacy Research Consortium Workshop, Madison, WI, August Trigger Events and Financial Outcomes Among Older Household November The Level, Trend, and Composition of Poverty: Trends in the U.S. and the U.S. in Comparative Perspective. November The Effect of Child Support Enforcement on the Fertility and Marriage Decisions of Single Women. Institute for Research on Poverty Summer Workshop, Madison, WI, June Work and Earnings of Low-skill Women: A Sobering Comparison of Survey Responses and Administrative Records. University of Michigan, March Work and Earnings of Low-skill Women: A Sobering Comparison of Survey Responses and Administrative Records. 4

5 November Assessing the Employment Response to Changing Disregards. Association for Public Policy and Management Fall Conference, Dallas TX, November The Effects of Family Caps on Subsequent Fertility Decisions. University of Alabama, April The Effects of Family Caps on Subsequent Fertility Decisions. Midwest Economic Association Meetings, Chicago, IL, March The Effects of Family Caps on Subsequent Fertility Decisions. Southern Economic Association Meetings, Tampa, FL, November The Effects of Family Caps on Subsequent Fertility Decisions. American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, Anaheim, CA, August An Assessment of Several Explanations for the Decline in Female Marriage Rates. Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Conference, Seattle, WA, November TANF Dynamics of TANF Participation in Wisconsin. Institute for Research on Poverty Summer Workshop, Madison, WI, June What Goes up Must Come Down: Explaining Resent Trends in Public Assistance Caseloads. Joint Poverty Center Research Conference Welfare Reform and the Macroeconomy, Washington, D.C., November What Goes up Must Come Down: Explaining Recent Trends in Public Assistance Caseloads. Teaching Politics of Poverty, Inequality and Social Policy (Public Affairs 883), Spring Quantitative Tools for Public Policy Analysis (Public Affairs 818). Fall 2002, Fall 2003, Fall 2004, Fall 2005, Fall 2006, Fall 2007, Fall 2008, Fall 2009, Fall 2010, and Fall Principles of Microeconomics (Economics 101). Fall 2000, Fall 2001, Spring 2003, Fall 2003, Fall 2005, Spring 2007, Spring 2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2010, Fall 2010, and Fall Microeconomic Policy Analysis (Public Affairs 818). Fall 2000, Fall Poverty and Public Policy (Public Affairs 974). Spring 2001, Spring

6 Professional and Public Service Policy Council, Association for Public Policy and Management Policy Council, Referee for The Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Demography, The Journal of Human Resources, and Economic Inquiry, Journal of Social and Economic Measurement, Economic Inquiry, the Journal of Population Economics, and the Economic Journal. 6