Research Topic: Family division of paid and unpaid work and gender dynamics

I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Family Studies (with high distinction) from the University of British Columbia. During my undergraduate studies, I worked as a research assistant on projects about trust, international students’ experiences, digital labor, and care and work policies in Canada, respectively. My current research interests are how men and women in Chinese families divide paid and unpaid work in relation to their beliefs and values in family, career, child-rearing, and personal life, as well as how people’s time use and multitasking patterns in daily life affect their overall satisfaction.

I worked as a teaching assistant in Family Studies courses at the University of British Columbia for one academic year.