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1 Fernando Antonio Lozano 425 N. College Ave Claremont CA Phone Fax Education Curriculum Vitae Ph.D. in Economics, University of California Santa Barbara 2005 Dissertation: Language, High School Leadership and the Postsecondary Outcomes of Hispanic Students (advisor: Peter J. Kuhn) M.A. in Business Economics, University of California Santa Barbara 1999 B.A. in Economics, University of San Diego 1998 Current Position Associate Professor of Economics, Pomona College (Tenure granted 12/2010) 2011-present Assistant Professor of Economics, Pomona College Other Positions and Fellowships IZA (Institute for Study of Labor) Research Fellow 2009-present DITE Mentor, Duke University DITE Fellow, Duke University Postdoctoral Fellow National Poverty Center Ford School of Public Policy, The University of Michigan Visiting Scholar Institute in Research in Poverty, University of Wisconsin, Madison December 2008 Instructor of AEA Summer Training Program, UC Santa Barbara Summer 2008, 2010 Program Visitor, RSSS Economics, Australia National University Summer 2007 Instructor of AEA Summer Training Program, Duke University Summer 2005 Pomona College Scholar in Residence Peer Reviewed Publications The Expanding Workweek? Understanding Trends in Long Work Hours Among U.S. Men, (with Peter Kuhn) Journal of Labor Economics Vol 26(2) (April 2008) pp Language, High School Leadership and the Postsecondary Outcomes of Hispanic Students Economics of Education Review Vol 27(3) (June 2008) pp The Labor Supply of Immigrants in the United States: The Role of Changing Source Country Characteristics (with Mary J. Lopez) American Economic Review Vol 99(2) (May 2009) pp

2 Understanding the Hours of Work of Immigrants in America Review of Economics of the Household, Vol 8 (1) (March 2010) pp The Schedule s Flexibility of American Workers: Evidence from the FIFA World Cup Economic Inquiry, July 2011, 49(2), Mexican Immigrants, the Labor Market Assimilation and the Current Population Survey: The Sensitivity of Results across Seeming Equivalent Surveys (with Todd Sorensen) (forthcoming, International Migration) Border Enforcement, Immigrant Selection and the Gender Wage Gap of Mexican Immigrants in the United States (with Mary Lopez) (forthcoming, Feminist Economics) Book Chapters and Other Invited Contributions Empirical Methods used by Economists in the Study of International Migration (with Michael D. Steinberger) (forthcoming in Carlos Vargas-Silva et al (2011) Handbook of Research Methods in Migration Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd ) The Workweek of Hispanic Male Workers in the United States Hispanic Economic Outlook 2009 QIII pp The Labor Market Effects of Immigration Reform (with Todd Sorensen) Policy Matters Winter Other Publications Book Review of Public Policy and Immigrant Settlement by Deborah Cobb-Clark and Siew- Ean Khoo Journal of Population Research Vol 24(2) 2007 pp An Economist's Unpredicted Stops: How Two Postdoctoral Positions Framed Me as a Scholar The Minority Report Newsletter of the Committee on the Status of Minority Groups in the Economic Profession Submitted and Working Papers The Labor Market Value to Legal Status (with Todd Sorensen) (submitted) What Happened to God's Time? Secularism, Pluralism and The Evolution of Market Hours during Religious Holidays The Unknown Immigration: How state policy shapes child and family characteristics in intercountry adoptions to the United States (with Sherrie Kossoudji) (Revision Requested, Social Science Quarterly) Work in Progress How Long Do We Work When We Say We Work On the Effectiveness of SB1070 in Arizona (with Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes) 2

3 Fellowships and Grants Research Grant, UC MEXUS (2008) Mexican immigration to the United States: Impacts on natives, impacts on immigrants Co-PI with Todd Sorensen ($15,000) Research Grant, UC MEXUS Small Grant Competition (2008) "Seasonal discrepancies in the Current Population Survey, assimilation and cyclical patterns of Mexican migration" Co-PI with Todd Sorensen ($2,500) Research Grant, Association for Institutional Research- National Postsecondary Education Cooperative -National Science Foundation ( ) High School Leadership Skills Language Proficiency and the Educational Attainment of Hispanic Students Principal Investigator ($15,000) Research Grant, UC Linguistic Minority Research Institute ( ) High School Leadership Activities and the Earnings of Mexican-American Adults: Evidence from Three Decades Co-PI, with Peter Kuhn and Catherine Weinberger ($15,000) UCSB Dissertation Preparation Proposal Fellowship (2002) High School Leadership Skills, Language Proficiency and the Educational Attainment of Hispanic Students ($2,500) Awards and Honors Wig Distinguished Professor, Pomona College 2008 Outstanding TA Award, Department of Economics UCSB 2002 Keith Griffith Memorial Award, Department of Economics UCSB 2000 Professional Presentations Immigrant Selection and the Gender Wage Gap of Mexican Immigrants in the United States UC Santa Barbara Labor Lunch, Santa Barbara CA (May, 2007) Australia National University, Canberra Australia (June, 2007) Monash University, Melbourne Australia (July, 2007) Southern Economic Association Meetings, New Orleans LA (November, 2007) Population Association of America, Detroit MI (May, 2009) International Association of Feminist Economics, Buenos Aires, Argentina (July 2010) The Expanding Workweek? Understanding Trends in Long Work Hours Among U.S. Men, Pomona College (November, 2004) Language, High School Leadership and the Postsecondary Outcomes of Hispanic Students: National Postsecondary Education Cooperative, Washington DC (November, 2006) Pipeline Conference at Duke University, Durham NC (July, 2005) Association for Institutional Research Meetings. San Diego, CA (June, 2005) UC Linguistic Minority Research Institute Conference. San Francisco, CA (May, 2005) ASGE/IAFFE Session at the ASSA Meetings (January, 2005) 3

4 Professional Presentations (Continues) Understanding the Hours of Work of Immigrants in America European Society of Labor Economics, Oslo Norway (September, 2007) Australasian Meetings of the Econometric Society Brisbane, Aus. (July, 2007) Population Association of America, New York NY (March, 2007) Southern Economic Association Meetings, Charleston SC (November, 2006) Western Economic Association International. San Diego CA (July, 2006) Meetings of the Society of Labor Economics, Cambridge MA (May, 2006) The Schedule s Flexibility of American Workers: Evidence from the FIFA World Cup Loyola Marymount College, Los Angeles CA (February, 2010) State University of New York, Stoney Brook (April, 2009) San Diego State University, San Diego CA (March, 2009) Duke University (DITE Conference, February 2009) University of Wisconsin, Madison (December, 2008) The University of Michigan (October, 2008) European Society of Labor Economics, Amsterdam Holland (September, 2008) Meetings of the Society of Labor Economics, New York NY (June, 2008) University of California Riverside (May, 2008) The Labor Market Value to Legal Status Lancaster University, Lancaster UK (August, 2010) Western Economic Association International, Vancouver BC (July, 2009) Meetings Society of Labor Economics, Boston MA (May, 2009) Population Association of America, Detroit MI (May, 2009) Western Michigan University (January, 2009) IZA/IFAU Policy Evaluation Conference (October, 2008) The Unknown Immigration: How state policy shapes child and family characteristics in intercountry adoptions to the United States Population Association of America, Detroit MI (May, 2009) IRP Summer Workshop, University of Wisconsin Madison (June, 2009) What Happened to God's Time? The Evolution of Market Hours during Religious Holidays UC Santa Barbara (Pipeline Conference) (July, 2009) The University of Michigan (Labor Lunch Seminar) (July, 2009) Claremont McKenna College (February, 2010) University of Ohio, Second Wave Conference (June, 2011) IZA Bonn (July, 2011) Mexican Immigrants, the Labor Market Assimilation and the Current Population Survey: The Sensitivity of Results across Seeming Equivalent Surveys Western Economics Association International, Portland Oregon (June, 2010) On the Effectiveness of SB1070 in Arizona Western Economic Meetings (July, 2011) Spanish Economic Meetings (December, 2011) 4

5 Wider Audience Presentations Futbolnomics: How the dismal science explains the beautiful game Pomona College Alumni Association, San Diego CA (March 2008) Oldenborg Center Claremont, CA (May, 2008) Immigration Policy in the 21 st Century International Place of the Claremont Colleges (February, 2009) Pomona College Alumni Association Chicago IL (June, 2009) Pomona College Alumni Association Seattle WA (June 2009) Professional Service Member, Committee in the Status of Minority Groups American Economic Association 2011-present Manuscript Reviewer: American Economic Journal: Applied Economics (2011 and 2012), American Economic Journal: Policy (2011), Review of Economics and Statistics (2011), Industrial and Labor Relations Review (2012), Education Economics (2011), Economic Inquiry (2010), Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis (2009 and 2011), Review of Economics of the Household (2009), International Migration Review (2008), Review of Black Political Economy (2007), Feminist Economics (2005), Contemporary Economic Policy (2004), Labour Economics (2003), Labour (2011) College Service Member and Division Chair, Executive Committee Interviewer Watson Fellowship Pomona College Interviewer Fulbright Fellowship Pomona College Member, Pomona College Student Activities Committee Member, Pomona College Faculty Assessment Committee Member. Pomona College Teaching and Learning Committee and Discussant The Economics of Immigration Pomona Student Union 2008 Member, Pomona College Study Abroad Committee Interviewer Study Abroad Oxford Program Discussant Immigration and the American Economy Pomona Student Union 2006 Discussant Freshman Book The Future of Freedom 2006 Mentor Latin American Politics Group at Oldenborg Center

6 Teaching Pomona College ID 1 Freshman Seminar Immigration Economics ID 1 Freshman Seminar Cities ID 1 Freshman Seminar Poverty in America ID 1 Freshman Seminar World Football- The Economics of the Beautiful Game Economics 52 Principles of Microeconomics Economics 57 Economic Statistics Economics 59 Empirical Methods in Economics Economics 102 Intermediate Microeconomics Economics 153 Urban and Regional Economics Economics 162 Advanced Microeconomics Independent Study Economics of Public Transportation (1 student, Spring 2007) Independent Study Economics of Crime (1 student, Summer 2007) Independent Study Urban Economics (3 students, Fall 2009) Independent Study Family Economics (1 student, Fall 2009) Independent Study Economics of the Media (1 student, Summer, 2010) Independent Study Economics and Soccer (1 student, Spring 2012) Independent Study The Bracero Program (1 student, Spring 2012) Tutorials Stata Computer Programming (2 students Spring 2006, 1 student Spring 2007) Duke University Economics 296 Research Seminar (Graduate level) Economics 205 Microeconomics I (Graduate level) \ UC Santa Barbara Economics 194SA Applied Economics (Microeconomics and Game Theory) Students Supervised on Summer Undergraduate Research Program at Pomona College: Michel Groz Summer 2006 Yijing Ying Summer 2006 Matthili Naik Summer 2006 CJ Verbeck Summer 2008 Kerry Annette Beledoff Summer 2009 Maria Zhu Summer 2010, Summer 2011 Sandra Ofori Summer 2011 Joshua Joshue Rodriguez Summer