Nicole Denier

Colby College

Affiliations

Computer Science Department

East Asian Studies Department

Sociology Department

NoneNicole Denier is currently serving as a Computer Science faculty at Colby College.

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Nicole Denier

Colby College

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social sciences sociology gender studies human migration canadian studies sexual orientation lgbt health sexual and reproductive health gender identity demography homosexuality sexuality and disability lgbt youth sexual behavior migration studies queer theory gendered sexuality migration study transgender health glbt family studies refugee study economics intersectionality health planning family issues forced migration self-employment labor migration internal migration transnational mobility migration policy united states job advertisements family psychology sociobiology family violence sexual health economic research indigenous peoples latin american diaspora status attainment life course later adulthood societal influence underserved populations health disparities health geography community health health care disparities vulnerable patient populations racial equity gender discrimination gender disparities mass immigration refugee movements bias detection social bias narrative economics language technologies responsible ai earnings growth immigrant employment longitudinal data parental homeland longitudinal analysis persistent health advantage immigrant health unhealthy assimilation differential selection opposite-sex couples gender bias text-level bias mitigation

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Demographic Change and Challenges in the Americas: An Introduction and Invitation. Canadian Studies in Population (2026)

migration studypopulation growthsociologycultural changesocioeconomic statussocial changehuman migrationgender studiessocial inequalitylatin american politicslatin american economic historysocial science researchdemographylatino studiessocial sciencessocial stratificationcitizenship study

De Facto Deportation From the United States to Mexico, 2015–2020. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2025)

migration studycitizenship studyrefugee studyhuman migrationcitizenshipinternational migrationlatino studiesnationalityrefugee law

Problematizing the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Hiring and Organizational Inequalities: A Multidisciplinary Review. Human Relations (2025)

Sexual Orientation, the Life Course, and Labor Markets: A View From Canada. International handbooks of population (2025)

gendered sexualityqueer theorysexual orientationsociologysex researchlgbt healthcanadian studiessexuality and disabilitygender identitygender studieshomosexualityfamily planninglgbt youthsocial sciencessexual and reproductive healthsexual behaviorgender inequality

Studying Individuals in Same-Sex Couples Using Longitudinal Administrative Data From Canadian Tax Records: Opportunities and Challenges. Demographic Research (2025)

sexual orientationsociologycanadian studieslgbt healthsocioeconomic statusfamily relationsfamily issuesfamily planningfamily studysex researchgender studiessocial relationsdemographylongitudinal studysocial sciencessexual and reproductive healthsexual behavior

The Queer Immigrant Effect: Labour Market Integration of Lgb Immigrants in Canada. Migration Studies (2025)

The Returned. Russell Sage Foundation eBooks (2025)

Adding Return Migration to the Equation: U.S. Immigration Policy and Migrant Families in Mexico. National symposium on family issues (2024)

Claudia MasferrerErin R. HamiltonNicole Denier

return migrationtransnational mobilityforced migrationmigration policypublic policyfamily issueshuman migrationinternational migrationmigrant familiesmigration studiesmass immigrationinternal migration

Considering Families in Canada’s Digital Transformation. (2024)

sociologycanadian studiessocioeconomic statussocial sciencesfamily studyfamily planningsocial relations

Earnings Trajectories of Individuals in Same-Sex and Different-Sex Couples: Evidence From Administrative Data. Research in Social Stratification and Mobility (2024)