Clemson University - Sociology
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Dissertation: “Constructing Global Womanhood: WINGOs
Women’s Ministries
and Women’s Empowerment” (See Publications and Projects below for technical info)\n\nQuantitative Methods; Research Design; Cultural Sociology; Political Sociology; Global and Transnational Sociology; Gender; Religion; Comparative-Historical
Sociology
University of California
Irvine
Juvenile Delinquency
Introduction Sociology
Research Methods
Race and Ethnicity
Marriage and Intimacy
Business Decisions
Introduction to Sociology
Soc Majors Research Seminar
Global Organizations and Social Processes
Social Psychology of Networks
Global & Transnational Sociology
International Human Rights
Introductory Sociology HONORS
Medical Sociology
Introductory Sociology
Immigration and Social Policy
Graduate Statistics II
Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary China
Research Design Capstone
Intro to Sociology
Advanced Microsoft Power BI
Online Course Facilitation
Kennesaw State University
SAS
SAS Programming 1: Essentials
M.A.
Foci: Social Psychology
Decision-Making
Networks
Bargaining
New Religious Movements
Sociology
University of South Carolina-Columbia
B.A.
Major: Sociology--Social Psychology
Experimental Methods\nMinor: Criminal Justice/Criminology
Sociology
University of South Carolina-Columbia
High School Diploma
with Honors
In high school
I was involved in the Engineering
Science
and Technology magnet program alongside yearly
active involvement in the Theatre department.
STEM
Theatre
Theatre; Engineering
Science
and Technology program; Newspaper
Edgewater High School
Stata
Sociology
Quantitative Analytics
Business Intelligence (BI)
Social Media
Research Design
Literature Reviews
University Teaching
SPSS
Algorithms
Statistics
Student Affairs
Research
SAS
Data Analysis
Banner
Quantitative Analysis
Curriculum Development
Higher Education
Research Methods
“The International Women’s Movement and Structural Expansion in Social Concerns of the State: Women’s Ministry Establishment
1960-2009.”
Finalized manuscript using Event History Analysis; models women’s ministry establishment from 1975-2010 as a factor of 20+ causal factors.
“The International Women’s Movement and Structural Expansion in Social Concerns of the State: Women’s Ministry Establishment
1960-2009.”
“World Society
Women’s Empowerment
and Cross-national Variation in Women’s Power Outcomes: 1960-2009.”
Employs panel-corrected standard errors random effects models with AR1 correction analyzing labor force participation
parliamentary representation
and tertiary enrollment measures from 1960-2010 as a factor of 20+ causal factors.
“World Society
Women’s Empowerment
and Cross-national Variation in Women’s Power Outcomes: 1960-2009.”
“The Institutionalization of Woman in Global Civil Society: Organizational and Discursive Trends
1888-2005.”
Employs cumulative frequencies and exploratory factor analysis using principal components to categorical and discursive organizational trends from 1888-2005.
“The Institutionalization of Woman in Global Civil Society: Organizational and Discursive Trends
1888-2005.”
“World Society and Modern Globalizing Religion: Explaining Cross-National Differentiation in Evangelicalism.”
Employs time series regression models analyzing religious affiliation measures across 200+ countries from 1975-2010 as a factor of 20+ causal factors.
“World Society and Modern Globalizing Religion: Explaining Cross-National Differentiation in Evangelicalism.”
Russell
PhD (she/her)
Rachael
Clemson University
University of California
Irvine
Kennesaw State University
Clayton State University
California State University
Long Beach
California State University
Dominguez Hills
Clark Atlanta University
UC Irvine
Valencia College
Orthomerica Products Inc
Orlando
Florida Area
Research Analyst on Central Florida Education Ecosystem Database (CFEED)
Research Analyst - CFEED
Valencia College
Irvine
CA
•\tResearch global outcomes using quantitative and qualitative methods\n•\tEdit time series models in STATA to include additional variables in response to peer review comments
Postdoctoral Social Science Research Network Junior Fellow
UC Irvine
Kennesaw
GA
•\tTaught two 90-seat lectures of Introductory Sociology\n•\tCompleted the Online Course Facilitation Program to teach online courses
Limited Term Assistant Professor of Sociology
Kennesaw State University
Morrow
GA
•\tTeach online sections of Introductory Sociology
Lecturer of Sociology
part-time
online
Clayton State University
Orlando
Florida
United States
Research Analyst
Orthomerica Products Inc
Atlanta
GA
•\tTaught graduate-level statistics to 13 students\n•\tCreated statistical problems; Demonstrated analyses in SPSS
Lecturer of Sociology
part-time
Clark Atlanta University
Clemson
South Carolina
•\tTaught Introductory Sociology and Sex/Gender with 150-200 students per semester\n•\tTaught Honors course with student projects using original research design
collection
and analysis\n•\tTaught Sex/Gender and Marriage/Intimacy 100% online
Lecturer of Sociology
Clemson University
Irvine
CA
•\tDirected student research projects in Research Methods and Senior Capstone Research courses\n•\tTaught analysis and methods for statistics
SPSS
and interviewing\n•\tTaught weekly discussion sections in School of Social Sciences including courses in International Human Rights (Poli Sci)
Global/Transnational Sociology
Sociology of Religion
Research Methods
Sociology of Sexualities
Business Decisions
Sociology of Science
and many others\n•\tAided the professor in grading
management of students at various levels of achievement--both within and between courses.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
University of California
Irvine
Long Beach
CA
•\tTaught 2 courses in Fall 2014: Sociology of Women (cross-listed with Women's
Gender
and Sexuality Studies) and Sociology of Sexualities\n•\tTaught 1 course in Spring 2015: Sociology of Sexualities
Lecturer of Sociology
part-time
California State University
Long Beach
Irvine
CA
•\tTaught Global & Transnational Sociology in Summer Session II
Instructor of Sociology
University of California
Irvine
Carson
CA
•\tSoc 311 (Global Organizations and Social Processes)
2 courses--Fall
Spring
Instructor
California State University
Dominguez Hills
Irvine
CA
•\tRetrieved and integrated data from multiple online sources using STATA\n•\tConducted exploratory principal component analysis
segmentation
event history analysis
and panel models on global gender and women’s power measures \n•\tManaged a large dataset: 200+ countries
each year 1960 to 2010
over 200+ variables
Sociology Doctoral Student/Candidate
UC Irvine
Irvine
CA
•\tRetrieved and integrated data from multiple online sources using STATA\n•\tConducted segmentation
time series and panel models on global religious affiliation measures
Sociology Masters Student/Candidate
UC Irvine
American Sociological Association
Data Visualization Society
Southern Sociological Society
Spanish
French
English
President's Dissertation Year Fellowship
Awarded a year-long diversity fellowship for writing the dissertation 2013-2014.
University of California