Personal Information

Vitae, Research, and Syllabi

Here I offer my Curriculum Vitae (i.e., my resume), and a couple papers I authored or co-authored.  I also teach a college level course on deviant behavior, and so I've offered a sample syllabus to your right.

Below I offer links to additional websites, or files you can download that offer important information and useful research for policy makers and journalists, and that should be more accessible to the general public.
 

• The Institute of Puerto Rican and Latino Studies at the University of Connecticut
• The Humanities Institute at the University of Connecticut
• The National Poverty Center at the University of Michigan
• The Institute for Community Research (applied research on health and urban life)
• U.S. Census
• Amnesty International
• Human Rights Watch
• Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services (CONNSACS)
• State of Connecticut, Judicial Branch, Tennent Eviction Information
• White House Daily Press Briefing
• A Study of Gender Inequality in 58 Countries including the U.S. (pdf.file)
• Institute on Race and Justice at Northeastern University

Trust and Health Care Use among Active Injection Drug Users

Obesity, Media, and Eating Disorders


Course Syllabi
Deviant Behavior (Soci 217w)

Spring 2007

How to Write for Sociology

A Guide for Sociological Writing