All Experts
Rachel Allison
Field: Sociology
Topics: Social Theory, Gender and Sexuality, Social Research, Sociology of Sports, Intersectionality
Bio / Description:Dr. Rachel Allison is an Associate Professor of Sociology in the Department of Sociology. Her research focuses on gender and intersectionality across societal institutions characterized by women's increased representation, including education, medicine, and sport. Dr. Allison's past research has examined racial and gender stratification in medical specialization and college students'…
Mitchell Berman
Field: Clinical Psychology
Topics: personality , self-injurious behavior , anxiety disorders, aggression
Bio / Description:Dr. Mitchell Berman is a Professor of Psychology and Assistant Dean for Graduate Academic Affairs. His research interests include aggressive and self-injurious behavior in humans, including the role of social, personality, and biological influences. His clinical interests focus on cognitive-behavioral treatments for adult disorders, including anxiety disorders and aggression. His laboratory,…
Tony Boudreaux
Field: Archaeology
Topics: archaeology, Native American societies , archaeology of public architecture
Bio / Description:Dr. Tony Boudreaux is an archaeologist whose research has focused on late pre-Contact and Contact period Native American societies of the southeastern United States, especially complex societies of the Mississippian and Late Woodland periods. His research has explored what public and domestic architectural differences can tell us about ancient communities, how social groups interacted to…
Lourdes Cardozo Gaibisso
Field: linguistics
Topics: linguistics , TESOL, language , teaching and learning for multilingual learners in science
Bio / Description:Dr. Lourdes Cardozo-Gaibisso is an Assistant Professor of TESOL and Linguistics in the Department of English at Mississippi State University and a Research Fellow at the Social Science Research Center, where she leads the Science Literacy for Excellence (SL4E) Research Collaboratory. She is a systemic functional linguist specializing in science literacy for multilingual students. Dr. Cardozo-…
Sally Gray
Field: German
Topics: german, german civilization, german literature
Bio / Description:Dr. Gray teaches German language, literature, cultural studies, comparative literature, philosophy, intellectual history, the history of science, and some social and political theory. All of her courses are taught in German. Her research focuses on the intersections of Literature, Philosophy, and Natural Science in late 18th-century German Lands. Her teaching interests include: European…
Stacy Haynes
Field: Sociology
Topics: sociology, victimization, sentencing, juvenile justice, criminal justice policy
Bio / Description:Stacy Hoskins Haynes joined the faculty at Mississippi State University in 2008 after receiving her Ph.D. from the Department of Sociology and Crime, Law, and Justice at Pennsylvania State University. Her research focuses on issues related to victimization, sentencing, juvenile justice, and criminal justice policy. Dr. Haynes's previous research has examined offenders' and victims' experiences…
Qingmin Meng
Field: geospatial sciences
Topics: human environment interaction, geospatial big data exploration
Bio / Description:Dr. Qingmin Meng studies human environment interaction with focus on complex relationship among landscape, physical environment, natural resources, and human activities. His research integrates mathematics and statistics into quantitative geospatial analysis and modeling with vector, raster, and time series datasets. Currently, he focuses on geospatial big data…
Holli Seitz
Field: Health Communication, Media Effects, Message Effects, Science Communication
Topics: health communication, media and message effects, public service announcements
Bio / Description:Dr. Holli Seitz is an associate professor in the Department of Communication and director of the Message Laboratory at the MSU Social Science Research Center. Seitz's research focuses on health communication, message effects, media effects and health equity. She is an applied communication scientist, using her knowledge to help others craft more effective messages.
Molly Zuckerman
Field: Biological Anthropology
Topics: anthropology , biological anthropology, health, pathology , gender , sex, paleopathology , paleoepidemiology , biocultural anthropology, infectious disease
Bio / Description:Dr. Molly Zuckerman is a professor in the Department of Anthropology and Middle Eastern Cultures. She explores the biosocial determinants of health inequalities and disease experiences of past populations within social bioarchaeology, focusing on considerations of social identity. Recently, her research interests have extended to pandemic infectious disease, relative to social inequality…