Hyeonji Cho
/ hee-uhnjee cho /
PhD Student, Human Development and Family Science
Syracuse University (NY, USA)
Welcome to my website! I am a PhD student in Human Development and Family Science at Syracuse University and a graduate student associate at the Aging Studies Institute (ASI). I earned both my Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees from Seoul National University in South Korea. Mostly using quantitative statistical analyses via STATA, my research focuses on grandparenting, family demography, and family policy in both U.S. and South Korean contexts.
Selected Publications
- Cho, H. (2025). Younger grandparents provide less support to their grandchildren now than in the past, but support among older grandparents has remained stable. Population Health Research Brief Series, 273.
- Cho, H., & Chin, M. (2024). Trends and characteristics of four types of familial financial support among Korean sandwiched middle-aged adults. Korea Journal of Population Studies, 47(3), 93–115.
- Cho, H., Kim, N., & Kim, K. (2024). The role of late-life work among widowed adults in Korea: A buffer or burden for widow(er)s’ health? Journal of Applied Gerontology, 43(11), 1621–1629.
- Cho, H., & Chin, M. (2023). Characteristics and life satisfaction of young adults living with their parents by relative income status. Journal of Families and Better Life, 41(3), 81–93.
Teaching information will be updated soon.
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