Social Organization
József Böröcz
Professor
Department of Sociology
School of Arts and Sciences
Key topics: Historical sociology, comparative sociology, global structures, social change, economic discourse
József Böröcz is an associate professor of sociology at Rutgers University. He is also a member of the Institute for Political Science and the Hungarian Academy of Science in Budapest. In 2006, Böröcz received the Knight's Cross of the Medal of…
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Charlotte Bunch
Board of Governor's Distinguished Professor
Department of Women's Gender Studies, Center for Women's Global Leadership
School of Arts and Sciences
Key topics: Women's Human Rights Globally, Human Rights, Violence Against Women, Sexual Rights, Gender and Diversity, Women and Leadership, Women Peace and Security, United Nations Policies on Gender and Women, UN Secretary General Selection and Women candidates
Charlotte Bunch, Founding Director and Senior Scholar at the Center for Women's Global Leadership and Board of Governor's Distinguished Professor in Women's and Gender Studies, Rutgers University, has been an activist, writer and organizer in the…
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Lee Clarke
Professor
Department of Sociology
School of Arts and Sciences
Key topics: Biological attack, community response to disaster, evacuation, homeland security, panic, risk communication, terrorism
Lee Clarke, Ph.D., is an internationally known expert on disasters and organizational and technological failures. He is the author of Mission Improbable and Worst Cases, both from the University of Chicago Press. He…
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Rebecca Davis
Associate Professor
Organizational Psychology Program
School of Social Work
Key topics: Social Work and the Child Welfare Workforce: International Perspectives on Best Practices
Dr. Rebecca Davis, Director and Lecturer, Center for International Social Work at Rutgers University School of Social Work, has primary teaching responsibilities in social work practice with children and families in the international context.…
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Nurgul Fitzgerald
Assistant Extension Specialist in Health Promotion and Behavior
Department of Nutritional Sciences
Rutgers NJAES Cooperative Extension
Key topics: Type 2 diabetes among Hispanics and other populations, health disparities, nutrition, obesity, physical activity, acculturation, food insecurity and other socioeconomic factors in relationship to diabetes prevention and control.
Nurgul Fitzgerald, Ph.D., is an assistant professor/extension specialist at the Family and Community Health Sciences Department and the Department of Nutritional Sciences; she is also a registered dietitian.
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Nydia Flores
Associate Professor
Graduate School of Education
Key topics: Sociolinguistics, Spanish in the U.S., bilingualism, Spanish pragmatics, teaching English language learners, second language acquisition, and changing perspectives in the teaching of Spanish in the U.S.
Nydia Flores' line of inquiry explores two interrelated avenues in the field of sociolinguistics: the use of Spanish in society and Spanish language education. She prepares pre- and in-service language teachers and future linguists to understand…
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Alex Plinio
Co-founder
Institute for Ethical Leadership
Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick
Key topics: Leadership, Ethics, Ethical Leadership, Nonprofits, Personal and Organizational Values, Life and Career Planning, Strategic Planning
Mr. Plinio is former President/CEO of AFS-USA, the largest nonprofit international and intercultural student exchange program in the United States. He previously held senior executive positions at Prudential Financial in the areas of insurance,…
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Marie Radford
Associate Professor, Library Consultant
Department of Library and Information Science
School of Communication, Information and Library Studies
Key topics: Interpersonal communication, traditional and virtual reference services, time management, customer service excellence, dealing with difficult people, communication skills for managers and leaders, public speaking, nonverbal communication, focus groups, qualitative research methods, mentoring, librarian stereotypes, and future of libraries.
Marie Radford, Ph.D., focuses her research on the study of interpersonal communication aspects of reference service, the evaluation of digital resources and services, qualitative methodologies, cultural studies, and media stereotypes of…
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Linda Stamato
Co-Director and Faculty Fellow
Center for Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Key topics: Negotiation, conflict resolution, higher education policy, regulatory policy, gender differences in negotiation
Linda Stamato is co-director of the Center for Negotiation and Conflict Resolution and a member of the graduate faculty at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. She teaches negotiation and conflict resolution at the…
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