Jacquelynn Marie Coen
University of Arizona, School of Sociology
Social Sciences Bldg #436B, 1145 E South Campus Dr., Tucson, AZ 85721
jacq@email.arizona.edu/Cell: 520-271-2057
CURRICULUM VITAE
Education
The University of Arizona
PhD program in Sociology
5/16 anticipated
Dissertation: Status Dogs: The Economic and Cultural Classification of
Canines in Legal & Illegal Markets; Chair: Jeffrey Sallaz
The University of Arizona, School of Sociology
Economic Sociology and Sociology of Culture comprehensive exams
5/2011
The University of Arizona
MA program in Sociology
Master of Arts in Sociology conferred
5/2010
Master’s Thesis: Day Labor, New Immigrants, and Struggles over
Social Capital: Case Studies of Day Labor Sites in the Metropolitan D.C. Area
The George Washington University MA program in Sociology-transferred to UA
5/06-5/08
Missouri State University
05/02-05/06
BA in Sociology, Cum Laude
Bachelor’s Thesis: The Effects of Diversity on Universities’ Integration Efforts
and on Social Involvement, Academic Success, and Satisfaction of Latino Students
Research Interests
Crime & Deviance; Economic Sociology; Consumers & Consumption; Culture; Health in Society
Academic and Research Positions
Position: Instructor
5/2010-present: The University of Arizona; School of Sociology, Tucson, AZ
Description: Not limited to independently create syllabi for assigned courses; choose course materials, create
lectures, exams and assignments; grade papers and exams and meet university grading deadlines; teach courses
in various modalities including classroom based, online, or hybrid courses; hold office hours and assist and
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mentor students; work in conjunction with other University departments such as the Disability Resource Center
and the Athletic Tutoring Facility; file academic integrity claims; and follow University rules and course
guidelines.
SOC/PA 342 Criminology, School of Sociology -- Summer Pre-session 2013 (58 students); Spring 2013
(79 students); Fall 2012 (80 students)
SOC/PA 341 Juvenile Delinquency, School of Sociology --Spring 2015 (91 students); Fall 2014 (76
students); Winter 2014 (26 students); Spring 2014 (83 students); Fall 2013 (80 students); Winter 2012
(38 students)
SOC/PA 326 Work and Society, School of Sociology --Summer Pre-session 2012 (12 students); Spring
2012 (56 students); Winter 2011 (12 students); Fall 2011 (89 students)
SOC/PA 324 Sociology of Sexuality, School of Sociology --Summer II 2011 (39 students); Summer Presession 2011 (24 students); Spring 2011 (80 students); Winter 2010 (18 students); Summer I 2010 (37
students); Summer Pre-session 2010 (16 students)
CHS 204 Introduction to the Helping Professions, Care & Health in Society program, School of
Sociology-- Summer II 2014 (20 students), Winter 2016 (10 students)
CHS 309 Ethical Problems in the Helping Professions, Care & Health in Society program, School of
Sociology--Winter 2015 (13 students), Summer I 2014 (15 students)
SOC 4326 Work and Society, Outreach College --10/2011 through Spring 2014
SOC 4341 Juvenile Delinquency, Outreach College --5/2010 through Spring 2014
Position: Research Assistant
9/2013-01/2014: The University of Arizona, Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute; Tucson, AZ
Description: Assisting with grant reviews, educating students and faculty on grant resources, data collection for
program evaluations, assisting with campus information sessions on obtaining grants for graduate students and
faculty.
Position: Teaching Assistant
9/2008-12/2010: The University of Arizona, School of Sociology; Tucson, AZ
Description: Assisting assigned faculty member with research. Assisting assigned faculty member with courses:
grading, facilitating group discussions, holding office hours, assisting students with coursework, proctoring
exams, maintaining grade book and attendance records.
o With Jeffrey Sallaz, PhD, SOC 300 – Sociological Theory, SOC 326 – Work and Society;
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o With Ron Breiger, PhD, SOC 274 -- Social Statistics
o Research assistant to Lane Kenworthy, PhD; and to Joshua Guetzkow, PhD
Position: Graduate Research Assistant; Department of Sociology
10/2007-5/2008: William Chambliss, PhD, at The George Washington University; D.C.
Description: Completing research on corporate crime and other research topics in which he was engaged;
summarizing and organizing information; preparing work for the publishing company
Position: Graduate Teaching Assistant; Department of Sociology
8/2006-5/2008: The George Washington University; D.C.
Description: Including, but not limited to, assisting assigned faculty member with courses in various ways, such
as grading, occasional lecturing, facilitating group discussions, holding office hours, assisting students with
coursework, proctoring exams, holding class in the absence of the professor, and maintaining grade book and
attendance records.
o 1/08-5/08: SOC 003-Introduction to Criminal Justice (90 students with Fran Buntman, PhD)
o 9/07-12/07: SOC 003-Introduction to Criminal Justice (185 students with Fran Buntman, PhD)
o 5/07-6/07 and 5/08-6/08: Law & Evidence-Inside Criminal Law (22 students in 9th-12th grade with
Richard Sutton, PhD for the GWU Pre-college Summer Scholars Program)
o 1/07-5/07: SOC 001-Introduction to Sociology (88 students with Daina Eglitis, PhD)
o 9/06-12/06: SOC 001- Introduction to Sociology (180 students with Richard Zamoff, PhD)
o 9/06-12/06: SOC 151- Jackie Robinson: Race, Sport, & the American Dream (30 students with Richard
Zamoff, PhD)
Position: Contracted Project
1/2008-5/2008: Thomson*Wadsworth for The George Washington University; D.C.
Description: Created PowerPoint presentations for each chapter of the textbook Criminal Justice in America (5th
edition), G. Cole and C. Smith. This project was funded by Thomson*Wadsworth as part of an agreement for the
University to adopt the textbook for introductory criminology courses.
Position: Social Science Researcher
8/2004-7/2006: Center for Social Science and Public Policy Research; Missouri State University; Springfield MO
Description: (Assistant to the Director) Programming CATI system, correspondence with clients, testing surveys,
producing reports, overseeing staff, writing final reports for clients, supervisory tasks; (Supervisor) Scheduling,
training, hiring and firing staff, quality control checks, producing reports, assisting with final client reports,
assisting with programming CATI system; (Interviewer) Computer assisted surveys with both open and closeended questions by phone, fulfilling call quotas.
Position: Assistant to the Director (5/06-7/06)
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o Tri-State Survey of Political Attitudes (funded by MSU, Dept. of Political Science)
Position: Supervisor (6/05-4/06)
o Survey of Springfield Residents’ Opinions on the Springfield Police Dept’s DWI Unit (funded by
City of Springfield)
o Healthy Marriage and Family Initiative program evaluation (funded by Forest Institute)
o Teaching American History program evaluation (funded by MSU, Dept. of History)
Position: Telephone Interviewer (8/04-5/05)
o Driver Satisfaction Survey of Missouri Residents (funded by MO Department of Transportation)
o Senior Solutions-Senior Citizen Outreach Initiative (funded by SW MO Office on Aging)
o Survey of Opinions on the Death Penalty in Missouri (funded by MO Catholic Conference)
o Community Needs Assessment in Lawrence County and Polk County, MO (funded by United
Way of the Ozarks)
Professional Paper Presentations and Guest Lectures
Carondelet Health Network, St. Mary’s Hospital, Tucson, AZ
Presentation Title: Ethical Problems in the Mental Health Industry
09/03/14
Summer Institute in New Economics; Racine, WI
Organizer: Juliet Schor and the Johnson Foundation
Presentation Title: Status Dogs: The Economic and Cultural Classification of
Canines in Legal & Illegal Markets
08/18/13
Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology Annual Meeting; Milwaukee, WI
Presentation Title: Social Capital and Social Control- The Embedded
Roles of Day Labor Centers in Metropolitan D.C.
10/04/12
Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting; New York, NY
Presentation Title: Opportunity or Oppression? Day Labor Centers in
Immigrant Communities
02/24/12
Border Research Ethics Methods (BREM) Conference; Tucson, AZ
Presentation: Ethics in Field Research: Identifying Vulnerability & Assessing
Research Agendas
04/23/10
The Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology 2007 Annual Meeting; Lansing, MI
10/05/07
Presentation Title: The Effects of Diversity on Universities’ Integration
Efforts and on Social Involvement, Academic Success, and Satisfaction of Latino Students
Missouri State University 7th Annual Anthropology Conference; Springfield, MO
Presentation Title: Protection or Persecution? Racial Bias in the Child
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04/2005
Welfare System
The Society for Applied Sociology 22nd Annual Meeting; Washington, D.C.
Presentation: Trend Analysis of Opinions on the Death Penalty
of MO Residents: 1999 to 2004
11/2004
Professional Development Workshops & Classes Completed
CPI© Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Certification and annual renewals
Summer Institute in New Economics by Juliet Schor and the Johnson Foundation
UA Office of Instruction and Assessment- Teaching Online
UA Security Awareness Training
UA Harassment Prevention Education
UA Graduate Assistant Teacher Orientation
GWU Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning: Syllabus Creation
GWU Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning: Grading Rubrics
GWU Career Development Services: Teaching Skills-Effective Lecturing
GWU Career Development Services: Teaching Skills-Dealing with Problems
GWU Professional Development: Commenting on Student Writing
GWU Graduate Teaching Assistant Certification Course
GWU Graduate Teaching Assistantship Orientation Program
2013-2015
08/2013
10/2011
01/2010
03/2009
08/2008
08/2007
08/2007
07/2007
06/2007
09/2006
12/2006
08/2006
Professional Memberships
American Sociological Association (ASA)
-Crime, Law, and Deviance Section; Economic Sociology Section; Mental Health Section
Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology (AACS)
Honors, Grants, and Academic Activities
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Outstanding Teaching Award
Bunis Graduate Student Instructor Teaching Award
Undergraduate Studies Committee -elected student representative
Graduate Assistantship-The University of Arizona
Graduate Student Representative-GWU, Department of Sociology
Graduate Assistantship-GWU, Department of Sociology
5/2013
4/2013
2009-2010
8/08-current
05/07-05/08
08/06-05/08
University Service and Community Outreach
AZ Assurance Scholars Program, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Mentoring underprivileged scholars in an effort to increase retention
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2010-2014