Vonda Jump

Associate Professor at Sociology, Utah State University0 Followers

Vonda Jump serves as an Associate Professor in the field of Social Sciences at Utah State University, located in Logan, UT. Her academic journey and professional endeavors have been rooted in the university's Sociology department, where she contributes to the academic community through teaching and research. Although specific research interests are not detailed, her role suggests a commitment to exploring various facets of social sciences, likely engaging with students and colleagues to advance understanding in this broad field. Her position at Utah State University underscores her involvement in shaping the educational experiences of students and participating in scholarly activities within the department.

Research Interests

Social inequality community development social policy qualitative research methods

Publications

1 - Parenting Interactions with Children: Checklist of Observations Linked to Outcomes (PICCOLO) in Diverse Ethnic Groups,Infant Mental Health Journal

Lori A. Roggman , Gina A. Cook , Mark S. Innocenti , Vonda Jump Norman , Katie Christiansen ,

, 290-306, 2013-06-18

2 - Influence of a Parent–Child Interaction Focused Bookmaking Approach on Maternal Parenting Self-Efficacy,Infants & Young Children

Lisa K. Boyce , Ryan B. Seedall , Mark S. Innocenti , Lori A. Roggman , Gina A. Cook , Amanda M. Hagman , Vonda K. Jump Norman ,

, 76-93, 2017-01-01

3 - Leaving the Lectures Behind: Using Community-Engaged Learning in Research Methods Classes to Teach about Sustainability,Teaching Sociology

Mehmet Soyer , Gina McCrackin , Sebahattin Ziyanak , Jennifer Givens , Vonda Jump , Jessica Schad ,

, 151-160, 2022-07-30

4 - Blueprint of a Cost Analysis Approach for Early Intervention: Application to a Home Visiting Program to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect,Journal of Early Intervention

Catherine Boulatoff , Vonda K. Jump ,

, 73-84, 2007-10-01

5 - Attachment in relation to parenting stress and temperament: Longitudinal effects from 10 to 18 months,Infant Behavior and Development

Lori A. Roggman , Andrea D. Hart , Vonda Jump ,

, 709, 1996-04-01

6 - Attachment & maternal responsivity: The context of infant affect & temperament,Infant Behavior and Development

Lori A. Roggman , Vonda Jump , Lisa Boyce , Gina Cook ,

, 653, 1998-04-01

7 - Impact of Massage Therapy on Health Outcomes Among Orphaned Infants in Ecuador,Family & Community Health

Vonda K. Jump , Jamison D. Fargo , James F. Akers ,

, 314-319, 2006-10-01

8 - Promoting migrant head start children's language development: Empirical evidence for a new language and literacy, home-based curriculum,PsycEXTRA Dataset

Lisa Boyce , Mark Innocenti , Lori Roggman , Vonda Jump , Eduardo Ortiz ,

, 2010-01-01

9 - Inside home visits: a collaborative look at process and quality,Early Childhood Research Quarterly

Lori A Roggman , Lisa K Boyce , Gina A Cook , Vonda K Jump ,

, 53-71, 2001-03-01

10 - Sharing Books and Learning Language: What do Latina Mothers and Their Young Children Do?,Early Education & Development

Lisa K. Boyce , Gina A. Cook , Lori A. Roggman , Mark S. Innocenti , Vonda K. Jump , James F. Akers ,

, 371-386, 2004-10-01

11 - HOME VISIT QUALITY VARIATIONS IN TWO EARLY HEAD START PROGRAMS IN RELATION TO PARENTING AND CHILD VOCABULARY OUTCOMES,Infant Mental Health Journal

Lori A. Roggman , Gina A. Cook , Mark S. Innocenti , Vonda Jump Norman , Lisa K. Boyce , Katie Christiansen , Carla A. Peterson ,

, 193-207, 2016-04-15

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