Resume

• 2012

  As a member of vestry

  I collaborated to create and manage the church's annual budget

  to provide oversight into all church activity including humanitarian relief

  management of church employees

  various church ministries

  and maintenance of the church building and grounds. Additionally

  I coordinated \"YES\" (Young Episcopalians of the Seacoast)

  a group of young adults that met to discuss various topics and to engage in community service.

  St. George's Episcopal Church

  Durham

  New Hampshire

• 2011

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  Sociology

  University of New Hampshire

• 2009

  M.A.

  Sociology

  Health and Illness

  Clerk

  Graduate Student Senate\nDepartment of Sociology Undergraduate Committee

  Advisor to \"Perspectives

  \" an undergraduate sociology journal\nSociology Liaison to Graduate Student Senate

• 2007

  As the faculty co-coordinator

  I fought to ensure that this small group of underrepresented students could meet at the small Catholic College they attended. Additionally

  I worked with student leaders to host guest speakers

  including state legislators and community activists. I also facilitated conversations that sought help students bridge the gap between faith and their sexual identity.

  Carroll College Gay-Straight Alliance

  Editing

  Teaching

  Public Speaking

  Statistics

  Social Media

  Higher Education

  Program Development

  Grant Writing

  Public Policy

  Nonprofits

  Student Affairs

  Research

  Qualitative Research

  Public Health

  Volunteer Management

  Student Development

  Community Outreach

  Program Evaluation

  Community Health

  SPSS

  Record Number of Children Covered by Health Insurance in 2011

  Record Number of Children Covered by Health Insurance in 2011

  Public Insurance Drove Overall Coverage Growth Among Children in 2012

  Unprotected anal intercourse among gay men remains high

  despite the well-known fact that HIV/AIDS still disproportionately affects men who have sex with men (MSM). This qualitative

  exploratory study seeks to understand the meanings and motivations of gay men’s condom use and non-use. I observed three organizations that center on gay identities in the spring and fall of 2010 and in the spring of 2011. Additionally

  using a semi-structured format

  I interviewed 19 gay or bisexual men between the ages of 19 and 39. Condom non-use was high; 16 men reported not using a condom in their sexually active lifetime. Three different types of condom users were identified: the intentional user

  the stepwise user

  and the occasional user. Using a condom during anal intercourse

  which public health institutions promote

  was often contradictory to the meaning gay men held about the physical act.

  Sex

  Infection

  and Trust: Sex

  Infection and Trust: Condom Use Among Gay Men and Their Perceptions of HIV

  Rates of Public Health Coverage for Children Rises as Rates of Private Coverage Declines: A Three Year Trend

  After Years of Decline

  Private Health Insurance Rates Among Children Grew in 2014

  Health Insurance Among Young Adults Rebounds Post Recession: More Dependents on a Parent’s Plan After ACA Extends Coverage to Adult Children

  Coverage Rates Stabilize for Children’s Health Insurance: State Policy Change May Be Needed to Address Remaining Children Without Health Insurance

  Hispanic Children Least Likely to Have Health Insurance: Citizenship

  Ethnicity

  and Language Barriers to Coverage

  Staley

  PhD

  Michael J.

  Staley

  PhD

  Middlesex Community College

  State of Utah

  University of New Hampshire

  Carroll College

  Helena

  Montana

  Presented to a variety of audiences on college opportunities at Carroll College.\n\nMet with protective students and their families to discuss college enrollment and financial feasibility of attendance.\n\nAssisted with open house events.\n\nAdvised incoming students on fall courses and majors.

  Admission Counselor

  Carroll College

  Durham

  New Hampshire

  Managed students enrolled in sociology courses

  working under the guidance of a member of the sociology faculty. \n\nGraded and provided feedback on student exams

  assignments and other course work.\n\nLectured on course topics.\n\nAssisted faculty in research

  including writing literature reviews

  proofreading and editing manuscripts

  managed research assistants' work

  and aided in coordinating research subjects.\n\nTutored students and provided supplemental instruction.

  Graduate Teaching and Research Assistant

  University of New Hampshire

  Greater Salt Lake City Area

  I design

  implement and conduct research on suicide victims (post-mortem psychological autopsies). I also investigate deaths in which there the manner of death is not clear. Finally

  I am a suicide prevention advocate

  and aim my research to improve these efforts.

  Psychological Autopsy Examiner and Suicide Prevention Research Coordinator

  State of Utah

  Lowell

  Massachusetts

  Designed and implemented a curriculum that focuses on “what brings us together” (culture) and “what drives us apart” (intersectionality) for the Introduction of Sociology. \n\nDevised methods of classroom discussion for online courses that engaged students in their own communities using Twitter.\n

  Adjunct Faculty of Behavioral Sciences (Sociology)

  Middlesex Community College

  Helena

  Montana

  Presented to a variety of audiences regarding educational opportunities at Carroll College. \n\nMet with prospective students and their families to discuss college enrollment

  including financial feasibility.\n\nOrganized and managed college open house events for prospective students.\n\nManaged day-to-day work activities of office assistants.\n\nAdvocated and mentored students who were experiencing personal and academic difficulties in order to facilitate academic improvement.\n\nCollaborated with colleagues and college administrators to develop short and long term enrollment and financial aid strategies in order to meet college budget goals.\n\nServed as a liaison to Montana Native American Tribal Colleges

  the Montana GEAR UP Program

  and College Goal Sunday.\n\nServed as Coordinator of Parish Outreach

  which connected parishes in the Catholic Diocese of Helena to the activities of the college.

  Assistant Director of Admission

  Carroll College

  Durham

  New Hampshire

  Policy expert in Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

  Medicaid

  and the Affordable Care Act.\n\nAnalyze data and write policy briefs that assess children's and young adult's health insurance nationwide with a focus on disparities between race/ethnic populations as well as differences between children living in urban and rural places.\n\nDiscuss research findings with the media

  as well as state and federal government entities.\n

  Research Assistant

  Carsey School of Public Policy

  University of New Hampshire

  English

  Kidder Award for LGBTQ Activism and Scholarship

  The Bill Kidder Fund awarded me their annual award ($1

  000) for my activism on behalf of LGBTQ young adults

  and for my scholarship on patterns of condom use among young men who have sex with men.

  Kidder Fund Committee

  Summer Teaching Fellowship

  In recognition of outstanding work as a teaching assistant

  the Graduate School awarded me $3

  000 to help continue my thesis research.

  The University of New Hampshire Graduate School

  Summer Teaching Fellowship

  In recognition of outstanding work as a teaching assistant

  the Graduate School awarded me $3

  000 to help continue my dissertation research.

  The University of New Hampshire Graduate School

  Dissertation Research and Writing Grant

  The Kidder Fund

  created to support scholarly endeavors related to LGBTQ issues

  granted $5

  600 toward my dissertation research and writing.

  Kidder Fund Committee

  The University of New Hampshire

• 2003

  As the founding director of the Carroll College Liturgical Choir

  I helped to manage a large gift given to the college by breaking into scholarships for individual singers. I also worked with worship leaders to plan music for masses

  including the college's two large public liturgies (Mass of the Holy Spirit

  an inaugural mass to start the college year

  and Baccalaureate Mass). I also directed the 16 member

  scholarship supported

  choir. Upon my graduation

  the choir was converted into a college course.

  Carroll College Liturgical Choir

• 2002

  B.A.

  Political Science

  Sociology

  Alpha Kappa Delta

  Carroll College Student Ambassadors

  Founding Director of Carroll College Liturgical Choir

  Carroll College

  Magna Cum Laude

• 2000

  I provided emergency medical care to snow sport enthusiasts and their supporters when they became ill or injured. I enforced rules and safety measures created to ensure the safety of all mountain users. As an instructor

  I taught seasoned patrollers and newcomers alike to provide superior medical care to those in need

  particularly in outdoor settings. I also adapted the existing curriculum for new ski patrollers to become a two credit college course

  which drew younger patrollers into the organization.

  National Ski Patrol

• Michael J. Staley

  Michael J. Staley is a research assistant at the Carsey School of Public Policy and a PhD student in the department of Sociology at the University of New Hampshire. Michael joined the Carsey Institute in the winter of 2011 and conducts research on health in vulnerable families.

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  Middlesex Community College

  MCC

  Middlesex Community College

  Sociology

  University of New Hampshire

  Department of Sociology