2019. The Byron A. Alexander Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award, University of Kansas.
2019. Poster Presentation Winner, Population Association of America.
2018-2019. General Faculty Research Fund, University of Kansas. "Changing Educational Marital Pattern and Family Economic Well-being." ($10,304)
2018-2019. National Science Foundation (# 1801820). Byeongdon Oh's Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant: "Why Has the Meritocratic Power of Advanced Degrees Declined?: The Role of Higher Education in Promoting Upward Mobility." ($12,000)
2018-2020. The National Research Foundation of Korea. Co-PI (PI: Young-mi Kim, Co-PI: ChangHwan Kim, Bong-oh Kye, Yoon Choi, Sungjae Hwang, and Hae Yeon Choo) "Inequality and Demographic Changes." ($256,000 = 281.6 million Korean won)
2016. Research Paper Award. American Sociological Association's Asia and Asian America Section.
2016-2018. Korean Studies Promotion Service. Co-PI (PI, Sungkyun Lee, Co-PI: ChangHwan Kim, Hyunjoon Park, Soo-yong Byun, and KwangYeong Shin) "Education and Social Mobility in Korea." ($136,000 = 150 million Korean won)
2015-2016. General Faculty Research Fund, University of Kansas. "Labor Market Inequality in South Korea." ($15,346)
2015. Korea Foundation. Conference Grant for the 4th Annual Conference of Association of Korean Sociologists in America ($5,000).
2014-2015. Principal Investigator (Co-PI: Christopher R. Tamborini at SSA, Co-PI: Arthur Sakamoto at Texas A&M). The Spencer Foundation (#201400077: $50,000). "Higher Education, Long-term Earnings, and Opportunity Cost."
2013-2015. Principal Investigator (Co-I: Arthur Sakamoto at Texas A&M, Significant Contributor: Christopher R. Tamborini at SSA). The Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, the NIH (1R03HD073464-01A1: $163,602). "Demographic and Educational Effects on Long-Term Earnings."
2012. Article Award. Academic Conference Using Korea Census Microdata. Statistics Korea.
2012. The Early Career Scholarship Award. The Midwest Sociological Society.
2011. Outstanding Article Award. American Sociological Association's Poverty, Inequality and Mobility Section.
2010-2011. New Faculty General Research Grant. University of Kansas ($8,000)
Sakamoto, Arthur, ChangHwan Kim, and Isao Takei. 2013. "Moving out of the Margins and into the Mainstream: The Demographics of Asian Americans in the New South." Pp.131-164 in Asian Americans in Dixie: Race and Migration in the South, edited by Khyati Y. Joshi. University of Illinois Press.
Sakamoto, Arthur, ChangHwan Kim, and Isao Takei. 2011. "The Japanese American Family." Pp. 252-76 in Ethnic Families in America: Patterns and Variations (5th Edition) eds by R. Wright, Jr., C.H. Mindel, T. Van Tran, and R. W. Habenstein. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, Inc.
김창환, 오병돈. 2019. ""경력단절 이전 여성은 차별받지 않는가? 대졸 20대 청년층의 졸업 직후 성별 소득격차 분석. <한국사회학> 53(1): 167-204.
Kim, ChangHwan and Byeongdon Oh. "Gender Discrimination before Career Disruption? Gender Earnings Gap at the Early Stage of Work Career among College Graduates in South Korea." Korean Journal of Sociology 53(1): 167-204.
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