Eric Eben Sevareid

Teaching and Mentorship

Teaching

Courses taught (and first semester offered)

Introduction to Sociology (fa 2019)
Social Problems (sp 2021)
Race, Ethnicity, & Inequality (fa 2021
Drugs, Alcohol, & Society (sp 2022)
Sociological Theory (fa 2022)
Introductory Statistics (fa 2023)
Sociology of Emotions (fa 2023)
Social Psychology (sp 2024)
Population Science and Policy (fa 2024)

Additional courses

I have been teaching independently as a Ph.D. candidate for four years and as faculty for less than a year. In addition to the courses I have taught (︎︎︎), my training, qualifications, and interests mean that I am also prepared to teach the following, each from an interdisciplinary lens (sociology and psychology) :

Family Science and Policy
Family Violence
Romantic Relationships
The Life Course and the Transition to Adulthood
Relationship and Family Policy
Advanced Quantitative Methods ︎︎︎ ︎︎︎ ︎︎︎

Course Syllabi

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Intro (click link for file)

Consultation and Mentorship

Relevant Service

Chair of the Graduate Student Mentorship Program subcomittee of the Sociology Graduate Student Association (SGSA) at Bowling Green in 2019-20; mentor 2021-22

Chair of the Professional Development Committee for SGSA in 2022-23.

Quantitative Methods Consultation

The sub-concentration to my PhD is in quantitative methods. I have extensive training in a variety of inferential statistics and quantitative approaches to social science. I have tutored and taught inferential statistics aimed at various skill levels and I can offer instruction in the following survey data analytic strategies:

Linear and Multiple Regression:
OLS
Logistic
   Poisson/Negative Binomial
Latent Variable Modeling and Psychometrics:
   E/CFA
   SEM
   LCA
   Cross-Lagged Panel Models
IRT
Demographic Techniques:
   Life Table
   Decomposition
   Event History/Survival Analysis

Please contact me if you would like to set up a tutoring session or workshop!

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