Dr. Berry, Professor of Sociology, Assistant Department Head, and Director of the Undergraduate Program in Sociology, graduated from Buckeye Heaven in 1983, then spent time in a post-doc in Wolverine Purgatory at the Population Studies Center. She became an Aggie in 1984 and has been here through three dogs, three cats, three hamsters, three fish, two kids, one spousal unit, and a mortgage. In spite of all that, she continues to be quite fond of kids, as well as dogs, cats, fish, and spouse, but not of mortgages. She is happy to discuss demography, statistics, methods, or rural sociology with anyone, on any day, except during the Christmas Bird Count.
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Social Status Inconsistency and Migration (with Ji-youn Lee and Michael B. Toney), SSWA Faculty Publications (2009)
We use NLSY79 panel data to extend the line of sociological research encouraged in the...
Population Change (with Michael B. Toney), SSWA Faculty Publications (2007)
Pakistan has just more than half as many people as the United States but if...
Slowing of Reaction Time in Parkinson's Disease: The Involvement of the Frontal Lobes (with R. I. Nicolson, J. K. Foster, Marlene Behrmann, and H. J. Sagar), Department of Psychology (1999)
This study investigated the possibility that the previously mixed findings relating to cognitive deficits in...