 Emily Skop
Assistant Professor
Columbine 2021
719.255.3789
eskop@uccs.edu
curriculum vitae
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Education:
- PhD, Geography, Arizona State University, 2002
- MA, Geography, Arizona State University, 1997
- BA, Geography, University of Miami, 1995
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Research Interests:
- Population
- Place
- Race
- Urban Culture
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Research Projects:
- Immigration, Racialization and Suburbanization in the U.S.
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Courses Taught:
- GES 199 Intro to Human
- GES 461 Urban Geography
- GES 462 Race, Ethnicity and Place
- GES 463 Boom and Bust in US West
- GES 473/573 Population Geography
- GES 474 American Demographics
- GES 478 Global Migration
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Awards and Honors:
- Honoraria for various presentations
- Faculty Service Award 2007
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Selected Publications:
- Skop, Emily. Forthcoming. Saffron Suburbs: Lessons Learned from an Indian American Community. The Center for American Places.
- Paul C. Adams and Emily Skop. 2008. The Gendering of Asian Indian Transnationalism on the Internet. Journal of Cultural Geography 25(2):115-136.
- Skop, Emily and Tara Buentello. 2008. Austin: The New 21st Century Immigrant Metropolis. Book Chapter in Immigrant Gateway Cities, edited by Audrey Singer, Caroline Brettell, and Susan Hardwick. Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institute. 255-278.
- Li, Wei and Emily Skop. 2007. Enclaves, Ethnoburbs, and New Patterns of Settlement among Asian Immigrants. Book Chapter in Contemporary Asian America: A Multidisciplinary Reader, Second Edition, edited by Min Zhou and James V. Gatewood. New York: New York University Press, 222-239.
- Brian Gratton, Myron P Gutmann and Emily Skop. 2007. Immigrants, their Children, and Theories of Assimilation: Family Structure in the United States, 1880 to 1970. History of the Family 12(3): 203-222.
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Outreach and Service:
- Chair, Ethnic Geography Specialty Group AAG
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