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COHAN, Ph.D.  \n[dcohan@uscb.edu](dcohan@uscb.edu)  \n[www.deborahjcohan.com](www.deborahjcohan.com)  \nEducation:  \nBrandeis University  \nPh.D., Department of Sociology, February 2005.  \nJoint Master of Arts in Women’s Studies and Sociology, May 2002.  \nDissertation: “Rage and the Sociological Imagination.” Dissertation committee chair: Gordon Fellman, Brandeis University; George Ross, Brandeis University; Outside reader: Emily Kane, Chair of the Department of Sociology at Bates College.  \nUniversity of Texas-Austin  \nMaster of Arts in Sociology, August 1994.  \nMasters thesis: “Men Who Batter: The Social Context of Tolerance.”  \nUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison  \nBachelor of Arts in Sociology and Certificate in Women’s Studies Graduated with Distinction, May 1992.  \nSenior thesis: “Children in Transit: The Impact of Discontinuity and Homelessness on Children at Risk.”  \nAdditional Graduate Training:  \nRadcliffe College Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies  \nCompleted courses titled,“Gender, Representation and Social Control” and “Feminist Methods and Social Research”  \nBoston College  \nCompleted course titled,“Black and Third World Women.”  \nAreas of Specialization:  \nPublic Sociology; Gender; Domestic Violence; Sexual Violence; Family; Race/Ethnicity; Body; Sociology of Emotions; Scholarship of Teaching and Learning; Feminist Pedagogy; and Creative Nonfiction/Memoir.  \nFull-Time Faculty Positions:  \nUniversity of South Carolina Beaufort  \nDepartment of Social Sciences and Humanities  \nProfessor (2021-Present)  \nAssociate Professor (2017-2021)  \nAssistant Professor (2012-2017)  \nCarrying a 4/4 load with approximately 105-130 students per semester; advising majors.  \nRegis College, 2008-2010 Department of Sociology  \nAssistant Professor (tenure-track) Carried a 4/4 load  \nConnecticut College, 2007-2008 Department of Sociology  \nVisiting Assistant Professor  \nCarried a 3/2 load and maintained an undergraduate advising load of approximately 20 students. Also, supervised a senior independent study on the topic of the political economy of Black women.  \nSuffolk University, 2006-2007 (Replacement for a faculty member on medical leave)  \nDepartments of Sociology and Women’s Studies  \nVisiting Assistant Professor  \nCarried a 3/3 load; Advising included 40 students.  \nFramingham State College, Fall 2005 (Temporary position; fall semester only for sabbatical replacement)  \nDepartment of Sociology  \nVisiting Assistant Professor  \nUniversity of Connecticut-Storrs, 2002-2005 School of Family Studies  \nAssistant Professor-In-Residence  \nMaintained a 3/2 load and undergraduate advising of about 30 students. Contributed the highest number of writing intensive courses to the curriculum while there. Supervised 12 independent study projects. Supervised graduate teaching assistants. Implemented an undergraduate teaching assistant program and mentored 12 students in this. Also, the family violence course that I designed involved the coordination and supervision of a symposium on violence awareness and prevention, with events and activities designed by students enrolled in the family violence classes and offered to the entire campus and community.  \nPart-Time Faculty Positions and Other Academic Employment Experiences: University of Massachusetts-Boston, Spring 2010, Fall 2011, and Spring 2012 Department of Sociology  \nLecturer  \nHarvard University, 2007-2009  \n• Women, Gender, and Sexuality Program  \nLecturer for combined undergraduate and graduate level courses; supervised a graduate teaching fellow.  \n• Committee on Degrees in Social Studies  \nSenior Thesis Adviser for ethnographic project on survivors’ experiences of domestic violence in rural Montana. Summer 2008-Spring 2009. Project nominated for Hoopes Prize, the highest undergraduate honor at Harvard.  \nNortheastern University, 2004 Department of Sociology  \nVisiting Assistant Professor for graduate seminar  \nCurry College, 2000  \nDepartments of Criminal Justice and Sociology  \nLe","cbCaibujW2LNSCIA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibujW2LNSCIA","pdf",839958,"English","# Education\n## Degrees and Dissertation\n## Additional Graduate Training\n# Areas of Specialization\n# Academic Positions\n## Full-Time Faculty Positions\n## Part-Time Faculty and Other Employment\n# Teaching and Courses\n## Courses Taught","[{\"question\":\"What degrees and dissertation work are listed in the CV?\",\"answer\":\"The CV lists a Ph.D. in Sociology from Brandeis University (February 2005), including the dissertation “Rage and the Sociological Imagination,” plus a Master of Arts in Sociology (August 1994) and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison (May 1992).\"},{\"question\":\"Which research and teaching specializations are emphasized?\",\"answer\":\"The CV highlights public sociology and focused areas including gender, domestic violence, sexual violence, family, race/ethnicity, sociology of emotions, feminist pedagogy, scholarship of teaching and learning, and creative nonfiction/memoir.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of academic roles and responsibilities are described?\",\"answer\":\"It documents full-time and part-time faculty appointments, visiting and assistant professorships, and lecturer positions, including course load, undergraduate advising, and supervision of independent studies and teaching assistants. 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