Formations et expériences professionnelles
Formations
PhD in Sociology
ICS/Sociology, Utrecht University
Title dissertation: Sibling support: The exchange of help among brothers and sisters in the Netherlands
Supervisors: Prof. dr. ir. Tanja van der Lippe, Prof. dr. Pearl A. Dykstra, Prof. dr. Henk Flap
2002
- 2007
Pays-Bas
MA in Sociology
ICS/Sociology, Utrecht University
Concentrations: planning and policy processes
Thesis: Jongeren en cultuur. Een onderzoek naar de deelname aan elitaire en populaire vormen van cultuur door meisjes en jongens [Youth and culture: A study of participation in highbrow and popular culture of girls and boys]
1993
- 2000
Pays-Bas
Expériences professionnelles
'Assistent in Opleiding' (AIO)
Completing my PhD research on social support among adult siblings and teaching at the ICS/Department of Sociology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
2002
- 2006
Pays-Bas
Research trainee
Research Traineeship at the Center for Gerontology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia, US, Host: Prof. Rosemary Blieszner.
2005
- 2005
U.S.A.
Post doctoral researcher
Postdoctoral researcher at ICS/Department of Sociology, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, part of the program Interdependencies between work and family life: An interdisciplinary ap-proach to the work-family interface. My research focuses on a cross-national comparison of in-terdependencies between work and family life, especially with respect to spouses' shared time and leisure time. I also had teaching responsibilities.
2007
- 2008
Pays-Bas
Teaching assistent
Teaching assistent at the Department of Sociology, Utrecht University for the bachelor courses in statistics.
2000
- 2000
Pays-Bas
Researcher
Researcher at Regioplan Onderwijs en Arbeidsmarkt [Regioplan Education and the Labour-market] in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
2001
- 2002
Pays-Bas
Visiting scholar/post doctoral researcher
Visiting scholar at Nuffield College and with the Centre for Time Use Research at the Department of Sociology, University of Oxford, UK. Working together with Professor Jonathan Gershuny, my activities included data preparation for and analyses based on the Multinational Time Use Study (MTUS).
2006
- 2007
Grande-Bretagne
