Guillermina Jasso

Guillermina Jasso is Professor of Sociology and Silver Professor of Arts and Science at New York University's Faculty of Arts and Science, Department of Sociology. She maintains a significant research affiliation as DIW Fellow with the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin), contributing to the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) study.

Her research spans social stratification, migration dynamics, and demographic methodology, with particular emphasis on longitudinal survey design and inequality measurement. These interests directly align with the SOEP's mission as Germany's premier household panel study tracking socio-economic conditions across generations.

Her scientific recognition includes the DIW Fellow appointment at DIW Berlin, reflecting her contributions to socio-economic research infrastructure. While specific advising details are unreported in source materials, her leadership in major longitudinal studies implies substantial mentorship in survey methodology and inequality research.

She actively participates in DIW Berlin's 'Life Course and Inequality' research group, leveraging the SOEP's decades-long dataset to analyze household dynamics, labor market transitions, and intergenerational mobility within Germany's evolving social landscape.