Long Island University - Social Work
Ph.D.
Sociology
University of Chicago
A.M.
Social Sciences
University of Chicago
A.B.
Sociology; English Language and Literature
University of Chicago
Certificate of Education Sciences
University of Chicago Committee on Education
Social Sciences Fellowship Summer Grant
3-month award of $3
University of Chicago Division of the Social Sciences
Dissertation Fellowship
The Dissertation Fellowship Program seeks to encourage a new generation of scholars from a wide range of disciplines and professional fields to undertake research relevant to the improvement of education. Fellowships support individuals whose dissertations show potential for bringing fresh and constructive perspectives to the history
theory
or practice of formal or informal education anywhere in the world. Details available here: http://www.naeducation.org/NAED_080200.html
National Academy of Education / Spencer Foundation
Lillian F. and William L. Silber Professor the Year
Award honors one faculty member each from Yeshiva College
Stern College for Women
and Sy Syms School of Business
selected by students for special recognition. Endowed by Yeshiva College alumnus and Sy Syms School of Business Board secretary William Silber
PhD
and his wife
Lillian Silber.
Yeshiva College
Student Associate Editor Fellowship
One-year award of $20
000 plus tuition
associated with appointment as AJS Associate Editor
American Journal of Sociology
Social Sciences Fellowship Summer Grant
3-month award of $3
University of Chicago Division of the Social Sciences
Statistics
Stata
Academic Writing
Higher Education
Sociology
Data Analysis
Research Design
Social Sciences
Policy Analysis
Research
University Teaching
Grant Writing
SPSS
Qualitative Research
Teaching
Program Evaluation
Ethnography
Quantitative Research
Kimmel
Daniel
Kimmel
University of Chicago Graham School
University of Chicago
American Journal of Sociology
University of Chicago Center for Teaching and Learning
Long Island University
Yeshiva University
Chicago
IL
Attend weekly meetings to read all papers submitted to the Journal and suggest reviewers; review papers as needed
Member
Preliminary Manuscript Review Group
American Journal of Sociology
Chicago
IL
Co-instructor (with Marshall Jean) for “Introductory Quantitative Analysis for the Social Sciences”
a required course for the Quantitative Methods in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Program which we designed. Syllabus and details available upon request.
Lecturer
University of Chicago Graham School
Greater New York City Area
Department of Sociology
Visiting Assistant Professor
Yeshiva University
Chicago
IL
Focus on sociology of education
with interest in problems of violence and bullying in schools and effects on students' health and academic outcomes.
Ph.D. Student
Department of Sociology
University of Chicago
Greater New York City Area
Department of Sociology
Assistant Professor
Yeshiva University
Chicago
IL
Conduct individual teaching consultations and mid-course reviews for graduate instructors; offer seminars and workshops on syllabus and assignment design
teaching portfolios
and classroom-leading techniques; participate in ongoing workshops on pedagogical strategies and academic professional development
Teaching Consultant
University of Chicago Center for Teaching and Learning
Chicago
IL
Teacher in the Social Science Inquiry sequence in the College's Core Curriculum. I have taught the first two of the three sections of this sequence: Social Science Inquiry-1 and Social Science Inquiry-2. I designed the syllabi and arrangements for these myself. Syllabi and details available upon request.
Lecturer in the College
The University of Chicago
Chicago
IL
Participate in editorial decision making for the Journal
including writing reviews and recommending publication decisions for papers submitted to AJS; supervise preliminary manuscript review group
including assigning reviewers to papers
scheduling and chairing weekly meetings
and coordinating with Journal staff
Associate Editor
American Journal of Sociology
Brooklyn Campus
Department of Social Work
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Long Island University
Spanish
Honorable Mention
Excellence in Course Design and Assessment Award
This award acknowledges the accomplishments of advanced graduate students in course design and assessing student learning. The Center for Teaching and Learning professional staff and teaching consultants review all nominees and provide constructive feedback. Details available here: http://teaching.uchicago.edu/?/graduate-instructors/excellence-in-course-design-award.html
University of Chicago Center for Teaching and Learning
Institute for Education Sciences Pre-Doctoral Interdisciplinary Research Training Fellowship
5-year award of $30
000 per year plus tuition. The Division of the Social Sciences has a grant from the Institute of Education Sciences to conduct a pre-doctoral fellowship in Educational Research at the University of Chicago. Pre-doctoral training focuses on methods for education research
including statistical methods
measurement methods
and evaluation. Details available at http://coe.uchicago.edu/page/pre
University of Chicago Committee on Education
Dissertation Fellowship
One-year award of $20
000 to support dissertation research on \"A Process Model of Violence in Schools\"
American Education Research Association
Drs. Kenneth Chelst
Bertram Schreiber and Fred Zwas research grant
Grant designed to foster scholarship among the faculty of Yeshiva College & Stern College. Awarded funds may be used toward expenses that relate to publications
including access and/or travel to research archives/libraries
hiring student research assistants
manuscript editing
indexing
etc.\nFaculty are encouraged to involve students in their research and to serve as their mentors
thereby helping to foster scholarship within the undergraduate student body as well.
Yeshiva College
Teaching Innovations and Professional Development Award
Award of $500 to support participation in ASA Section on Teaching & Learning 2013 pre-conference workshop
“to prepare a new generation of leaders in the sociology teaching movement”. Details available here: http://www.sagepub.com/asa.sp
SAGE Publishing and American Sociological Association Section on Teaching and Learning
Certificate in University Teaching
Recognizes professional development through the process of critically reflecting on university teaching in general and my own practices in particular. Details here: http://teaching.uchicago.edu/?/graduate-instructors/certificate-in-teaching.html
University of Chicago Center for Teaching and Learning