CURRICULUM VITAE
Eleanor Palo
Stoller, Ph.D.
Research Professor
Departments of Sociology and
Gerontology
stolleep@wfu.edu
EDUCATION
Ph.D.
A.M.
A.B.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Research
Professor, Departments of Sociology and Gerontology,
Selah Chamberlain Professor of Sociology,
Associate
Director, Center on Aging and Health, 1998 – 2004.
Professor of
Radiology and Oral Diagnostics, School of Dentistry, 2001-present.
Professor of
Health Policy, Dept. of Health Policy and Epidemiology, College of Medicine,
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.
1995 - 1997. Affiliate Professor
of Sociology 1996-1997.
Professor of Sociology, State
Distinguished University Service Professor (1993-1995)
Chair of Women's Studies (1989-1995)
Professor of Sociology (1985 - 1995); Associate Professor of
Sociology (1978 - 1985); Assistant Professor of Sociology (1973 - 1978)
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
“Alcohol Reduction in Medical Illness: HCV as
Prototype.” National Institute on
Alcohol and Alcohol Addiction, National Institutes of Health, 9/02 to
8/07. Total Budget: $2,905,297.
[N. Dawson, MD, PI, E. Stoller, Co-P.I.]
Academic Careers in Science and Engineering
(ACES): A Multifaceted Institutional
Transformation. National Science
Foundation 9/04 to 8/06. Total
Budget: $3,750,000. [Lynne Singer, Associate Provost, PI, E.
Stoller, Co-Investigator.]
“Lay Explanations of Diabetes and Self-Care: A
Multi-ethnic, Multi-site Study.”
National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health, 10/00 to
9/02. Total Budget: $50,000. [C. Kart, P.I., E. Stoller, Co-P.I.].
“Health Care
Partnerships and Self-Care of Older Adults.”
National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health,
9/98-8/03. Total Budget: $1,083,648. [E. Kahana, P.I., E. Stoller,
Co-P.I.]
“Ethnicity
in Helping Networks: A Study of Retired
"Self
Care: Lay Response to Illness," Grant No. RO1 AGO7794, National Institute
on Aging, National Institutes of Health, 5/89-12/92. Total Budget: $586,070. [E. Stoller, P.I.]
Grants and Contracts…..(Continued)
"Support
Networks of the Rural Elderly: A Panel Study," Grant No. RO1 AG06409,
National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health, 8/86-6/88.
Total Budget: $201,123. (E. Stoller, P.I.]
"Support
Networks of the Rural Elderly: Aging in Rural Environments," Grant No.
90-A-1678, Administration on Aging, Office of Human Development,
As Consultant
(Current)
Coronary Heart
Disease Self-Care Treatment Decision-making among Older Adults: MI Onset
Study. (P.I.: Nancy Schoenberg, Associate Professor of
Behavioral Medicine and Cardiology,
Sleep Loss and
Fatigue in Graduate Medical Education: A Focus Group Study. (P.I. Kingman Strohl, MD, Professor of
Medicine, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care, CWRU,
Secretary-Treasurer, Council of the
Section on Aging and the Life Course, American Sociological Association,
2001-2004.
Council Member-at-Large, Behavioral
and Social Sciences Section, Gerontological Society of
Member, Committee on the Status of
Women, Gerontological Society of
Member, Council of the Section on
the Sociology of Aging and the Life Course, American Sociological Association,
1997-2000.
Editorial Board, The
Sociological Quarterly, 2004-2007.
Editorial Board, Journal
of Aging Studies, 1997-present.
Editorial Board, The
Gerontologist, 1993-1999.
Editorial Board, Journal
of Gerontology: Social Sciences, 1992-1997, 2002-2006.
Editorial Board, Journal
of Applied Gerontology, 1989-2004
Editorial Board, Research
on Aging, 1994-1997.
Editorial Board, Family
Relations, 1996-2000.
Editorial Board, Journal
of Ethnicity and Aging, 1998-1999.
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Medical
Care, Journal of Aging and Health,
Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
Journal of Marriage and the Family, The
Sociological Quarterly, American Journal of Public Health, Sex Roles.
Special Reviewer, Social Sciences, Nursing, Epidemiology and
Methods IRG – Section 3, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of
Health, June 2002; Human Development and
Aging Subcommittee-2, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of
Health, June and October 1990; Human Development and Aging, Subcommittee-2
AHR-B1, July 1991; Human Development and
Aging Subcommittee-2, Special Emphasis Panel, March 1998.
Member, Neuroscience, Behavior and Sociology of Aging Subcommittee B
(currently Sociology of Aging Subcommittee), National Institute on Aging,
National Institutes of Health, July, 1992 - June 1996.
PUBLICATIONS:
E. Stoller
and Rose Campbell Gibson. Worlds of Difference: Inequality and the
Aging Experience.
Manuscripts in Refereed Journals
E. Stoller,
A. Hund, N. Webster, C. Blixen, A. Perzynski, D. McCormick, S. Wolfe & N.
Dawson. Alcohol Consumption within the
Context of HCV: A Qualitative Study of Nonproblematic Drinkers. Alcohol
and Alcoholism 41: 546-552, Sept/Oct 2006.
D.
Bilimoria, S. Perry, Z. Liang, E. Stoller, P. Higgins & C. Taylor. How do female and male faculty members
construct job satisfaction? The Roles of
Perceived institutional leadership and mentoring and their mediating
processes. Journal of Technology Transfer 31(3): 355-365, 2006.
N.
Schoenberg, E. Drew, E. Stoller & C. Kart.
Situating Stress: Lessons from
Lay Discourse on Diabetes. Medical Anthropology Quarterly. 19(2): 71-193, 2005.
E. Stoller,
K. Papp, J. Aikens, B. Erokwu & K. Strohl.
Strategies resident physicians use to manage sleep loss and
fatigue. Medical Education Online 10:9, 2005.
N.
Schoenberg, C. Amey, E. Stoller & E. Drew.
The pivotal role of cardiac self-care in treatment timing. Social
Science and Medicine 60(5): 1047-1060, March 2005.
E. Stoller,
M. Pyle & A. Perzynski. Priorities
for Oral Health Goals in a Sample of Older Adults. Special Care in Dentistry 24(4):220-228, 2004.
N. Schoenberg, E. Stoller, C. Kart, A. Perzynski & E. Chapleski. Complementary and alternative medicine use among a multiethnic sample of older adults with diabetes. Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 10(6): 1061-1066, 2004.
K. Papp, E.
Stoller, P. Sage, J. Owens, A. Avidan, J. Aikens, B. Phillips, R. Rosen &
K. Strohl. Sleep Loss and Fatigue in
Graduate Medical Education: A Multi-institutional, Qualitative Study. Academic Medicine 79:394-406, 2004.
J. Rose, K.
Bowman, G. Diemling & E. Stoller.
Health maintenance activities and lay decision-making support: A comparison of young-old and old-old
long-term cancer survivors. Journal
of Psychosocial Oncology 22(3):21-44, 2004.
M. Pyle
& E. Stoller. Oral health
disparities in the elderly:
Interdisciplinary challenges for the future. Journal
of Dental Education 67(12): 1327-36,
Dec. 2003.
E. Stoller
& A. Perzynski. The Impact of Ethnic
Identity and Migration Patterns on Anticipated Nursing Home Placement among
Retired Migrants. Journal of
Gerontology: Social Sciences 58: S369-S376, 2003.
E. Stoller
& A. Wisniewski. The Structure of
Lay Consultation Networks: Managing Illness in Community Settings. Journal of Aging and Health 15(3):482-507,
2003.
N.
Schoenberg, C. Amey, E. Stoller & S. Muldoon. Lay referral patterns involved in cardiac
treatment decision-making among middle-aged and older adults. The
Gerontologist . 43, no. 4 (2003 Aug): 493-502
M. Stoller
& E. Stoller. Perceived Income
Adequacy and Anticipated Saving among Retired Elders. Journal of Applied Gerontology 22(2):230-251,
2003.
E. Stoller
& N. Webster. The Full Explanatory
Power of Ethnicity: Linking Two Strands
of Theorizing about Old Age. The
Gerontologist 42(5): 709-713, 2002.
C. Longino,
A. Prezynski, & E. Stoller.
Unpacking Pandora’s Suitcase: Retirement Migration Decisions. Research on Aging 24(1):29-49, 2002.
E. Kahana, B. Kahana,
K. Kercher, R. Lawrence, A. Wisniewski, E. Stoller, J. Tobin & K.
Stange. Journal of Psychosomatic
Medicine 64:382-394, 2002.
Manuscripts in Refereed Journals (Continued)
S. Ibrahim, C.
Burant, L. Siminoff, E. Stoller & K. Kwoh.
Self-assessed global quality of life: A comparison between African
American and white older patients with arthritis. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 55(5):512-517,
May, 2002.
E. Stoller,
G. Gilbert, M. Pyle & R. P. Duncan.
Coping with Pain: A Qualitative Study of Lay Management and Professional
Consultation. Special Care in
Dentistry 21(6):208-215, 2001.
E. Stoller,
Baila Miller and
E. Stoller
and Charles F. Longino, Jr. “Going Home”
or “Leaving Home;” The Impact of Person
and Place Ties on Anticipated Counterstream Migration. The Gerontologist 41(1):96-102, 2001.
Gregg
Gilbert, E. Stoller, R.P. Duncan et al.
Dental self-care among Dentate Adults: Contrasting Problem-Oriented
Attenders from Regular Attenders. Special Care in Dentistry
20(4):155-163, 2000.
E. Stoller.
Exchanges within Informal Networks of Retired Sunbelt Migrants: A Case
study. Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 53B(5):387-399, 1998.
Rose Gibson
and E. Stoller. Applied Gerontology and
Minority Aging: A Millenial Goal. Journal of Applied Gerontology
17(2):124-128, 1998.
E.
Stoller. Expressions of Finnish American
Ethnic Identity among Second and Third Generation Americans. Journal of Finnish Studies 1(3):
56-71, 1997.
L.S.
Lieberman, E. Stoller, and M.A. Burg, Women’s Health Care: Cross-Cultural
Encounters within the Medical System. The
E. Stoller,
E.
Stoller. Sauna, Sisu and Sibelius: Ethnic Identity among Finnish Americans. The Sociological Quarterly
37(1):145-175, 1996.
E. Stoller
and
E. Stoller,
Lorna Forster, and Rachel Pollow. Older People's Recommendations for Treating
Symptoms: Repertoires of Lay Knowledge about Disease. Medical
Care 32(8):847-852, 1994.
E. Stoller
and Lorna Forster. The Impact of Symptom
Interpretation on Physician Utilization.
Journal of Aging and Health
6(4):507-534, 1994.
E. Stoller.
Teaching About Gender: The Experience of Family Care of Frail Elderly
Relatives. Educational Gerontology 20(7):679-697, 1994.
E. Stoller
and R. Pollow. Health-Enhancing Behaviors
among Older People: Differentiating Levels of Prevention. Public
Health Reports 109(3): 377-389, May-June, 1994.
Rachel
Pollow, E. Stoller, Lorna Forster, and Tamara Duniho, The Prevalence of Drug
Combinations and Potential for ADR Risk among Community Dwelling Elderly. Nursing
Research 43(1): 44-49, Jan/Feb 1994.
E. Stoller,
Lorna Forster, Rachel Pollow, and William Tisdale. Lay Evaluation of Symptoms by Older People:
An Assessment of Potential Risk. Health Education Quarterly 20(4): 505-522, 1993.
Manuscripts in Refereed Journals (Continued)
E.
Stoller. Gender and the Organization of
Lay Health Care: A Socialist-Feminist Perspective. Journal
of Aging Studies 7(2)L151-170, 1993.
Lorna Earl
Forster, Rachel Pollow, and E. Stoller.
Alcohol Use and Potential Risk for Alcohol-Related Adverse Drug
Reactions Among Community-Based Elders. Journal of Community Health
18(4):225-239, 1993.
E. Stoller
and Stephen J. Cutler. Predictors of Use of Paid Help Among Older People Living
in the Community. The Gerontologist 33(1):31-40, 1993.
E. Stoller,
Lorna Earl Forster, and Susan Portugal. Self-Care Responses to Symptoms by
Older People: A Health Diary Study of Illness Behavioral. Medical
Care 31(1): 24-42, 1993.
E.
Stoller. Interpretations of Symptoms by
Older People: A Health Diary Study of Illness Behavior. Journal
of Aging and Health 5(1):58-81, 1993.
E. Stoller
and Lorna Earl Forster. Patterns of
Illness Behavior Among Rural Elderly: Preliminary Results from a Health Diary
Study. Journal of Rural Health 8(1):13-26, 1992.
E. Stoller
and Stephen J. Cutler. The Impact of
Gender on Configurations of Care Among Elderly Couples. Research
on Aging 14(3):313-330, 1992.
Lorna Earl
Forster and E. Stoller. The Impact of
Social Support on Mortality: A Seven-Year Follow-up of Older Men and Women. Journal of Applied Gerontology 11(2):183-186,
1992.
E. Stoller,
Lorna Earl Forster, and Tamara Duniho.
Systems of Parent Care within Sibling Networks. Research
on Aging 14(1):28-49.
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. Size and
Effectiveness of Informal Helping Networks: A Panel Study of Older People in
the Community. Journal of Health and
Social Behavior 32(2): 180-191,
1991.
E.
Stoller. Males as Helpers: The Roles of
Sons, Relatives and Friends, The
Gerontologist 30:228-235, 1990.
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. Other Roles of
Caregivers: Competing Responsibilities or Supportive Resources. Journal
of Gerontology 44:S231-S238, November, 1989.
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. The Transition to
the Caregiving Role: A Panel Study of Helpers of Elderly People. Research
on Aging 11(3): 312-330, 1989.
E.
Stoller. Formal Services and Informal
Helping: The Myth of Service Substitution.
Journal of Applied Gerontology 8:37-52,
1989.
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. Informal Networks of
Community Based Elderly: Changes in Composition Over Time. Research
on Aging 10(4): 499-516, 1988.
E.
Stoller. Prescription and
Non-Prescription Drug Use Among Elderly Living in the Community. Medical
Care 26(12): 1149-1157, 1988.
E. Stoller. Long Term Care Planning by Informal
Helpers. Journal of Applied Gerontology 7(1): 5-20, March, 1988.
E. Stoller
and Michael A. Stoller. The Propensity
to Save Among the Elderly. The
Gerontologist 27(3): 314-320, 1987.
E.
Stoller. Exchange Patterns in the
Informal Networks of the Elderly: The Impact on Morale. Journal
of Marriage and the Family 47:
335-342, 1985.
Manuscripts in Refereed Journals (Continued)
E.
Stoller. Elder-Caregiver Relationships
in Shared Households, Research on Aging
7: 175-193, 1985.
E.
Stoller. Self-Assessments of Health by
the Elderly: The Role of Informal Support.
Journal of Health and Social
Behavior 25:260-270, 1984.
E.
Stoller. Parental Caregiving by Adult
Children. Journal of Marriage and the Family 45: 851-858, 1983.
E.
Stoller. Patterns of Physician
Utilization by the Elderly: A Multivariate Analysis. Medical
Care 20:1080-1089, 1982.
E. Stoller
and Lorna Earl. Help with Activities of
Everyday Living: Sources of Support for the Noninstitutionalized Elderly (with
Lorna L. Earl). The Gerontologist 23: 64-70,
1983.
E.
Stoller. Coping with Illness: Sources of
Support for the Noninstitutionalized Elderly.
Health and Social Work 7:111-122, 1982.
E. Stoller.
The Effect of Experience on Nurses' Responses to Dying and Death in a Hospital
Work Setting. Nursing Research 29:35-38,
1980.
E.
Stoller. The Impact of Death-Related
Fears on Nurses' Responses to Dying and Death in a Hospital Work Setting. Omega, Journal of Death and Dying 4:85-96, 1980.
E. Stoller. Preconceptions of the Nursing Role Among
Students in a
E. Stoller. New Roles
for Health Care Consumers: A Case Study of Role Transformation. Journal
of Community Health 3:171-177,
Winter, 1977.
Other Publications:
E. Stoller
& B Haapanen. Doing gender: Expressions of ethnicity among Finnish
Americans. In O. Koivukangas (Ed.), Entering
Multiculturalism: Finnish Experience Abroad.
E. Stoller
& L. Martin. Informal
Caregiving. D. Eckerdt et al., (Eds.),
Forthcoming in The MacMillan Encyclopedia of Aging.
E.
Stoller. Theoretical Perspectives on Men
as Caregivers. Pages 51-69 in B. Kramer
and E. Thompson (Eds.) Men as
Caregivers.
E. Stoller
& Rose Campbell Gibson. Cultural
Images of Old Age. In M. Andersen, K.
Logio & H. Taylor (Eds.), Understanding Sociology: An Introductory
Reader.
Book Review
(by E. Stoller) of Kathleen Slevin and C. Ray Wingrove, From Stumbling Blocks
to Stepping Stones: The Life Experiences of Fifty African American Women. American Journal of Sociology 104(7). September, 1999
M. Berg, S.
Kosch, A. Neims, and E. Stoller.
Personal use of alternative medicine therapies by health sciences center
faculty. [Research Note] Journal of
the American Medical Association 28-(18):1563.
E. Stoller
and Rose Campbell Gibson. The Diversity
of American Families. In Margaret
Andersen and Patricia Hill Collins (Ed.), Gender,
Race, and Class: An Anthology, Third and Fourth Editions.
Other Publications (Continued)
E.
Stoller. Medical Self Care in Late
Life: A Synthesis of Research. In M. Ory and G. DeFriese (Eds.). Self
Care and the Elderly.
E.
Stoller. Informal Long-Term Care in
Rural Communities. In R. Coward and J.
Krout (Eds.), Aging in Rural Settings.
L. Lieberman
and E. Stoller (Eds.). Women’s Health and Research: Applying the
National Agenda, Proceedings of the Inaugural Meeting of National Leaders
in Women’s Health, University of Florida Health Science Center,
E.
Stoller. The Role of the Family in Rural
Long Term Care. In G. Rowles, J.
Beaulieu and W. Myers (Eds.), Long-Term
Care for the Rural Elderly.
E. Stoller
and Gary Lee. Informal Helping Networks
in Rural Environments. In R. Coward, C.
N. Bull, J. Galliher and G. Kukulka (Eds.), Health Services for Rural Elders, pp. 33-64, Springer Publishing
Co.
E.
Stoller. Spouses as Caregivers. In J. Dwyer and R. Coward (Eds.), Gender, Families and Elder Care (pp.
49-64).
E.
Stoller. The Role of Ethnicity in the
Informal Networks of
PARTICIPATION AT
PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES
E. Stoller & C. Longino.
Portable Communities: The Impact of Chain Migration and Ethnicity on
Informal Networks of Retired
C. Warner, E. Stoller & C. Musil.
The Role of Religiosity and Self-Care among Older Women. Gerontological Society of
N. Webster & E. Stoller. The
Importance of Ethnicity in Provider/Service Relationships among Retired Older
Adults. Gerontological Society of
C. Steggell, T. Yamamoto, M. Lee & E. Stoller. Shopping for Retirement Housing: Decisions of
Retired Migrants. Housing Education and
Research Association,
A. Perzynski, J. Terchek, E. Stoller, C. Blixen, N. Dawson, S. Kanuch
& D. McCormick. Playing the Numbers:
How Hepatitis C Patients Use their Test Results? American Sociological Association,
E. Stoller, C. Blixen, A. Perzynski, J. Terchek, D. McCormick, S. Kanuch
& N. Dawson. Patterns of Alcohol Consumption within the Context of
Hepatitis C. AcademyHealth Research
Meetings,
J. Terchek, A. Perzynski, E. Stoller, C. Blixen, D. McCormick, S. Kanuch
& N. Dawson. What’s in a Name? Hepatitis as a Generic Term and the
Surrounding Confusion. Society for
General Internal Medicine,
S. Kanuch, N. Dawson, D. McCormick, E. Stoller, C. Blixen, A. Perzynski
& J. Terchek. What do Hepatitis C
Patients Really Mean When They Say, “I Quit Drinking”?” Society for General
Internal Medicine,
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences (Continued)
E. Stoller & A. Dan. Crafting
Self-care Strategies across Alternative Domains. Gerontological Society of
K. Papp, E. Stoller, P. Sage, A. Avidan, J. Owens, J. Aikens, B.
Phillips, R. Rosen & K. Strohl.
Sleep Loss and Fatigue in Graduate Medical Education: A Model. Poster presentation at the annual scientific
meetings of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Sleep Research Society,
Chicago, IL, May 2003.
J. Owens, A. Avidan, K. Papp, E. Stoller, P. Sage, J. Aikens, & K.
Strohl. A Qualitative Analysis of Sleep
and Caffeine Alertness Management Strategies Used by Medical Trainees. Poster presentation at the annual scientific
meetings of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Sleep Research Society,
Chicago, IL, May 2003.
E. Stoller. Sociological
Perspectives on Men’s Health. Paper
presentation at the conference Men’s Denial: Addressing Barriers to Healthy
Life Styles and Preventive Health Care, sponsored by the
N. Schoenberg, E. Stoller, C. Kart, A. Perzynski & E.
Chapleski. Complementary and Alternative
Medicine Use among Older Adults with Diabetes.
Paper presentation at the annual scientific meetings of the
Gerontological Society of America,
N. Webster & E. Stoller. The
Salience of Roles among Retired
A. Perzynski & E. Stoller.
Comparative Analysis of Social Networks of Male and Female Retired
E. Stoller & A. Wisniewski.
The Structure of Lay Consultation Networks: Managing Illness within Community
Settings. Paper presentation at the
annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
C. Warner, E. Stoller, K. Kercher
& C. Musil. Medical Self-Care
Actions by Older Adults. Paper
presentation at the annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of
America,
C. Kart, E. Stoller, N. Schoenberg, & E. Chapleski. Lay Perspectives on Diabetes. Paper presentation at the annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
K. Papp, E. Stoller, P. Sage, K. Strohl, et al., The effects of
sleep loss and fatigue on graduate medical education: A multi-institutional
focus group study. Paper presented at
the annual meetings of the American Society of Sleep Medicine,
E. Stoller, A. Wisniewski, R.
Lawrence, K. Kercher, E. Kahana & B. Kahana. Unpacking Images of Health Decline. Poster presentation at annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
N. Schoenberg, E. Stoller, S.
Muldoon & M. Rosenberg. Social
dimensions of treatment seeking behavior among cardiac patients. Paper presented at the annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
J. Rose, K. Bowman, G. Deimling
& E. Stoller. Age differences in
older long-term cancer survivors’ use of lay decision making support and health
promotion activities. Poster
presentation at the annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of
America,
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences
(Continued)
E. Stoller
(Session Chair), Family Structure Variations in Diverse Contexts, Paper session
at the annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
Chicago, IL, November 2001.E. Stoller & L. Martin. Lay Explanatory Models of Arthritis: A
Qualitative Approach. Paper presented at
the American Sociological Association,
E.
Stoller. The Prism of Diversity:
Refracting Difference through Social Space, Historical Time and Individual
Biography. Symposium Presentation at the
American Sociological Association,
E.
Stoller. Qualitative Approaches to
Health Research in Gerontology. Paper
presented at the 17th Congress of the International Association of
Gerontology,
S. Muldoon, N. Schoenberg, E. Stoller &
M. Rosenberg. Sociodemographic determinants of self-care behaviors in response
to coronary heart disease symptoms in older adults. Paper presented at the Congress of Epidemiology
2001,
E. Stoller & B. Haapanen. Doing Ethnicity, Doing Gender: Expressions of
Finnish American Ethnicity. Paper
presented at the Sixth International Finnish Studies Conference: Entering
Multiculturalism – Finnish Experience Abroad.
E. Stoller,
A. Prezynski & L. Martin. The Impact
of Migration Patterns and Ethnic Attachment on Anticipated Nursing Home
Placement among Retired
E.
Stoller. Discussant, Symposium on
Qualitative Sociology. Gerontological
Society of American,
E.
Stoller. Options for the First Job. Presentation at Career Development Workshop,
American Sociological Association,
E. Thompson
and E. Stoller. Empirical and
Theoretical Perspectives on Men as Caregivers.
Refereed Roundtable presentation, American Sociological Association,
E. Stoller,
B. Miller, and S. Guo. The Impact of
Shared Ethnicity on Friendship Ties in Informal Networks of Retired
E.
Stoller. Family Care of Frail Elders:
The Myth of Gender-Blind Policies.
Keynote address at the Southeast Women's Studies Conference,
C. Longino,
E. Stoller and C. Bono. Anticipated
Return Migration among Retired
E.
Stoller. Strategies for Enhancing
Response Rates in Rural Surveys.
Presentation for Research in Rural Settings: Strategies that Work,
Symposium presented at the Gerontological Society of America,
E. Stoller,
C. Peek, R. Coward, B. Zsembik, and G. Devenstedt. Pathways into Formal, Community-Based
Care. Paper presented at the annual
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences
(Continued)
E. Stoller,
Chuck Peek, and Nancy Schoenberg. Race
and Residence Differences in Heart Disease Outcomes. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the
Southern Gerontology Society,
E.
Stoller. Incorporating Gender, Race, and
Class in Undergraduate Gerontology: Towards an Inclusive Curriculum. Workshop presented at the annual meetings of
the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education,
E. Stoller
and C. Kart. Self Care among Elderly
Adults: An Agenda for Research. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. Diverse Perspectives on Family
in Late Life. Paper presented at the
annual meetings of the American Sociological Association,
E.
Stoller. The Family as a Source of Long
Term Care in Rural Environments. Paper
presented at conference titled Long Term Care for Rural Elders,
E. Stoller
and Stephen J. Cutler. Configuration of
Helping Networks on Among Community Based Elderly: Preliminary Indications from
the AHEAD Data. Paper presented at the
AHEAD Early Results Workshop,
E. Stoller. .
Paper presented at invitation conference on Self Care and the Elderly,
Co-sponsored by the National Institute on Aging and the
E. Stoller
and
E. Stoller
and Phyllis Mutschler. Coping with Caregiving
by Employed Caregivers: Identity Theory and the Workplace. Paper presented at the annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
Michael
Stoller, E. Stoller, N. Danigelis, and S. Cutler. Volunteer Activity and Informal Assistance as
Investment and Consumption among Elderly People. Paper presented at the annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
Rachel
Pollow and E. Stoller. Estimates of
Potential Drug-Drug and Drug-Alcohol Adverse Reactions among Community Dwelling
Elderly. Paper presented at the annual
scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. Discussant. Symposium: Perspectives on the Aging Family
and Intergenerational Changes. National
Council on Family Relations,
Stoller and
Stephen J. Cutler. Extrahousehold
Informal Help from Nonrelatives: Differences by Gender and Race. Paper presented at the annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. Interpretations of Symptoms by
Older People: A Health Diary Study of Illness Behavior. Paper presented at the annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences
(Continued)
E.
Stoller. Helping Networks in Ethnic
Enclaves: The Experience of Retired Finnish-American Migrants. Paper presented
in Symposium on New Directions for Research in Age Concentrated Communities at
the annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
Washington, D.C., November, 1992.
E.
Stoller. The Role of Ethnicity in
E.
Stoller. Employment and Caregiver
Burden: The Impact of Multiple Roles. Paper presented at Symposium on Employed
Caregivers for Frail Elderly, annual meetings of the National Council on Family
Relations,
E. Stoller
and Gary Lee. Informal Helping Networks
in Rural Environments. Paper presented at Symposium on Health and Rural Aging,
sponsored by the National Rural Health Association,
E. Stoller
and Stephen J. Cutler. The Impact of
Gender on Configurations of Care among Married Couples. Paper presented at the Gerontological Society
of America,
E. Stoller,
Lorna Earl Forster, and Tamara Duniho.
Patterns of Lay Care Among the Elderly: Responses to Symptoms. Paper
presented at annual meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E. Stoller. Gender and the Organization of Lay Health
Care, Symposium on Bringing Gender Relations into Gerontology, Gerontological
Society of America, San Francisco, MA, November, 1991.
E. Stoller
and Lorna Forster. Ethnicity and Social
Stratification: The Experience of Finnish-Americans. Paper presented at the
conference, "The Making of Finnish America: An Ethnic Culture in
Transition," The Hubert Humphrey Institute,
E.
Stoller. Multiple Roles and Employed
Caregivers, invited panel presentation, Research Conference on Employers,
Eldercare and the Workplace, sponsored by the National Institute on Aging in
collaboration with the New York Business Group on Health, New York City, NY,
July, 1991.
E. Stoller
and Stephen J. Cutler. Resource
Depletion and
E.
Stoller. Spouses as Caregivers. Paper
presented at Symposium on Gender and Family Care of the Elderly, Gerontological
Society of America,
E. Stoller,
Lorna Earl Forster, and Tamara Duniho. Systems of Parent Care within Sibling
Networks. Paper presented at the Gerontological Society of America,
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. Size and
Effectiveness of Informal Helping Networks: A Panel Study of Older People in
the Community. Paper presented at annual meetings of American Sociological
Association,
E.
Stoller. Lay Care among the Rural
Elderly, invited presentation at conference, "Rural Elderly Health Care:
Directions for a New Decade," Sanders-Brown Center on Aging, University of
Kentucky, Lexington, KY, May, 1990.
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences
(Continued)
E.
Stoller. Ethnicity and Family
Caregiving, invited presentation at
E.
Stoller. Helping Networks of the Rural
Elderly, invited presentation at the NY State Association for Gerontological
Education,
E. Stoller,
Co-Chair, Who Cares? Sources an Structures of Care, session at annual meetings
of the Gerontological Society of America,
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. The Transition to
the Caregiving Role: A Panel Study of Helpers of Elderly People. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the American Sociological Association,
E.
Stoller. Formal Services and Informal
Caregiving: Directions for Future Research in Support of Frail Elderly,
presented at annual meetings of the Society for the Study of Social Problems,
E.
Stoller. Family Caregiving for the Frail
Elderly: Integrating Feminist and Gerontological Perspectives. Paper presented
at annual meetings of the National Women's Studies Association,
E. Stoller
and Rhonda J.V. Montgomery, Organizers, Symposium on Male Caregivers, 41st
annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America, San
Francisco, CA, November, 1988.
E.
Stoller. Sex Composition of Informal
Networks: Changes in Support Networks Over Time. Paper presented at annual
scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. Formal Services and Informal
Helping: The Myth of Service Substitution. Paper presented at 41st annual
scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. Informal Networks and Family
Caregiving. Invited presentation at
International Research Conference on Aging, cosponsored by
E.
Stoller. Widowhood in Rural
Settings. Invited Presentation at
Workshop on Rural Aging, Sponsored by the
E. Stoller
and Rosemary Blieszner, Co-Chairs. Session on Friends and Isolates, 40th annual
scientific meeting of the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. The Aging of Populations:
Implications for Women. Invited
presentation at international conference on Women and the Future,
E.
Stoller. Older Women and the Health Care
System: The Experience of the
E.
Stoller. Self Care Among the Elderly:
Responses to Specific Symptoms. Paper presented at the 39th annual scientific
meeting of the Gerontological Society of America,
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences
(Continued)
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. Anticipating Long
Term Care Strategies: Institutional Placement.
Paper presented at the 39th annual scientific meeting of the Gerontological
Society of America,
E. Stoller
and Karen Pugliesi. Anticipating Long
Term Care Strategies: Shared Households.
Paper presented at the 81st annual meeting of the American Sociological
Association, August, 1986,
E.
Stoller. Isoaiti Remembers: Sociological Reflections on Oral Histories among
Elderly Finnish-American Women. Paper
presented at the Reunion of Sisters, Joint Conference on Finnish and American
Women cosponsored by the
E.
Stoller. Instrumental Exchange within
Informal Networks: Implications for Morale among the Elderly. Paper presented at 37th annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
E. Stoller
and Michael A. Stoller. Propensity to Save Among Elderly Consumers. Paper presented at 37th annual meetings of
the Gerontological Society of America,
E.
Stoller. Mothers in the Middle. Keynote Address, Symposium on Motherhood. The
E.
Stoller. Parental Caregiving by Adult
Children: A Study of Time Allocation. Paper
presented at the 35th annual meetings of the Gerontological Society of America,
November, 1982,
E.
Stoller. Coping with Illness: Sources of
Support for the Elderly. Paper presented
at the 34th annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society of
America,
E. Stoller
and Michael A. Stoller. Labor Force
Participation among the Elderly. Paper
presented at the 34th annual scientific meetings of the Gerontological Society
of America,
E. Stoller
and Lorna Earl. Patterns of Illness
Behavior among the Elderly. Paper
presented at the 76th annual meetings of the American Sociological Association,
E.
Stoller. Informal Support Networks of
the Nonmetropolitan Elderly. Invited
roundtable presentation of the annual meetings of the American Public Health
Association,
E. Stoller
and Michael A. Stoller. The Cost of Home
Health Care for the Elderly: Measuring the Family's Contribution. Presentation at the 33rd annual scientific
meetings of the Gerontological Society of America, San Diego, CA, November,
1980.
E.
Stoller. Growing Old in the Country: The
Role of Informal Support Networks. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the Rural Sociological Society,
E.
Stoller. Encountering Death in the
Hospital: A Pilot Study of Nurses' Responses to Dying and Death in the Work
Setting. Paper presented at the 72nd annual
meetings of the American Sociological Association,
Participation at Professional Meetings and Conferences
(Continued)
E. Stoller. Citizen
Participation in Health Planning: A Study of Role Transformation. Paper presented at the 71st annual meetings
of the American Sociological Association,
AREAS OF TEACHING COMPETENCE
Aging and the Life Course, Medical Sociology, Social
Inequality (Gender, Race and Class), Work and Family, Qualitative and
Quantitative Methods.
PROFESSIONAL AND HONORARY
ASSOCIATIONS AND AWARDS
American Sociological Association
Sociologists for Women in Society
Gerontological Society of
Theta Sigma Phi (1966)
Phi Beta Kappa (1968)
United University Professions Faculty Excellence Award
(1990)
Phi Kappa Phi (1993)
Fellow, Gerontological Society of
Master Teacher, Association for Gerontology in Higher
Education (1996)
Alpha Kappa Delta (2002)