Name Joseph Joe Grzywacz Department Family and Child

Name: Joseph (Joe) Grzywacz Department: Family and Child Sciences Contact: jgrzywacz@fsu. edu Current Research: • Nonstandard maternal work schedules and child health: Implications for impoverished children. Sponsored by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. • Psychosocial Contributors to Health and Illness: Project 1 of the MIDUS Initiative. Sponsored by the National Institute on Aging. • Toolbox Talks for Small Construction Contractors with Vulnerable Workers. Sponsored by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health What I am Interested in: My research program focuses on the health-related implications of everyday work and family life, and their contributions to health inequalities by race, ethnicity and socioeconomic status. Strengths: I have had 15 years of consecutive NIH funding, and I have 10 years of NIH grant review experience wherein I have evaluated 500 -750 grants. I am happy to use this experience to support emerging investigators in obtaining their first grant award. I have lead several longitudinal cohort studies asking social science questions (see current research) that incorporated the use of biomarkers and device data. I am also happy to support others’ projects through the use of community-based participatory strategies, or in terms of alternative sampling and data collection strategies for research with immigrant Latinos.