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Dr. Enid Schatz
Assistant Professor

Education:

• University Research Council and Andrew Mellon Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellowships, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa

• PhD in Sociology and Demography; University of Pennsylvania

• MA in Demography; University of Pennsylvania

• BA in Women's Studies & Judiaic Studies; Tufts University

Courses Currently Teaching:

• Research Methods

• Research Project

Special Interests:

• Reproductive Health

• Research Methods

• Intersections between gender

• AIDS

• Aging

Refereed Journal

Schatz EJ , Ogunmefun C. Caring and Contributing: The Role of Older Women in Multi-generational Households in the HIV/AIDS era. World Development 2007; 35: 1390-1403.

Schatz EJ . Taking care of my own blood: Older women's relationships to their households in rural South Africa . Scandinavian Journal of Public Health 2007; 35: 147-154.

Madhavan S, Schatz EJ . Coping with change: Household structure and composition in rural South Africa , 1992 - 2003 . Scandinavian Journal of Public Health 2007; 35: 85-93.

Book Reviews

Schatz EJ . Mixed Method Data Collection Strategies. Axinn & Pearce, Cambridge University Press; 2006. Book Review published in Choice Magazine, 2007; 45(11-Aug).

Schatz EJ . Laboring on: Birth in Transition in the United States , by Simonds, Katz Rothman, & Meltzer Norman, Routledge; 2007.  Book Review published in Choice Magazine, 2007; 45(8-May).

Schatz EJ . Women's Reproductive Rights, Widdows, Alkorta Idiakez & Emaldi Cirión (eds). Palgrave Macmillan; 2006. Book Review published in Choice Magazine, 2007; 44(9-Feb).

Invited Presentations

Schatz EJ . Giving meaning to health: Daily occupations among elderly South Africans. Paper presented at an invited session at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. Washington , D.C. ; November 29-December 1, 2007.

Schatz EJ , McDonald C. Coexisting discourses: how older women in South Africa make sense of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Paper presented at University of Kwa-Zulu Natal/Mellon Foundation HIV/AIDS Node Summer School, Durban, South Africa; October 22-25, 2007.

Ogunmefun C, Schatz EJ . Hidden impacts: 'Near old' and older women's experiences of adult HIV/AIDS morbidity and mortality in rural South Africa, Paper presented at University of Kwa-Zulu Natal/Mellon Foundation HIV/AIDS Node Summer School, Durban, South Africa; October 22-25, 2007.

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