Berger Institute for Work, Family, and Children

The Berger Institute for Work, Family, and Children was established in 2001 to be a leading source of research on significant issues impacting the intersection between work and family. The Berger Institute focuses on quantitative research impacting business practices and families; supports high-quality interdisciplinary research by talented CMC professors, which will lead to publishing opportunities; provides challenging and stimulating educational experiences for CMC students from freshman year through graduation, resulting in high-quality student work and publishing opportunities; and connects the wider CMC community, including alumni and parents of students to provide practical information about significant work/family issues.

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Living Room Conversations on Work and Family Join us for a Living Room Conversation on issues so many of us face as we navigate work and family. Save the Dates Atherton, CA (Bay Area) - February 8, 2009 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA - April 19, 2009 To Register: Call 909.607.2928 Email bergerinstitute@cmc.edu Online Click here For more information and to register click here.

Congratulations Heather Antecol! Congratulations to Dr. Heather Antecol! Dr. Antecol, Boswell Associate Professor of Economics and Director of the Berger Institute, was awarded the 2008 Glenn R. Huntoon Teaching Award at Claremont McKenna College. Professor Antecol is currently working on "Is there an opt-out revolution?  A descriptive analysis."

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