Pre-College Instructor - David Kadanoff


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David Kadanoff

Course Title: Exploring Youth Subculture
Department: Sociology

Email: dkadanoff@ucsd.edu

Education

2005-present
University of California, San Diego,
Ph.D. Program, Sociology

1998-2002
Emory University,
B.A., Sociology

Experience

Fall 2007-Present
UCSD Department of Sociology, Teaching Assistant
Soc1A - Introduction to Sociology

July 2007-Present
Elite Educational Institute, Primary Instructor (La Jolla, CA)
SAT Writing Course

Summer 2007
UCSD Extension - Summer Discovery Program, Primary Instructor
Thinking About Our World Through Food, Clothing, and Movies

Fall-Spring 2006/7
UCSD Warren Writing Program, Primary Instructor
Human Consciousness & Crime and Punishment

2002-5
McRae Communications, Advertising Account Executive (Atlanta, GA)
Managed several national accounts for this mid-sized advertising agency, providing in-depth consumer research, annual strategic planning, and project management

Honors/Affiliations/Publications

2006-7 Sociology Graduate Program Committee
2006 African and African American Studies Research Project Award for the Ethnographic Film, “Little Mogadishu.”
2002 Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology International Honor Society
American Sociological Association

Instructor	\|	Course
Nicole Barger	\|	Human Anatomy from an Evolutionary Perspective
Susy Bielak	\|	The Photo Essay: Seeing San Diego through Image and Text
Kathleen Brumm	\|	Gray Matters: Brain Function and Neural Plasticity
Alison Cawood	\|	A Hands-on Introduction to the Marine Invertebrates
Christian Donath	\|	Origins of International Law
Rob Duarte	\|	Exploring Engineering Through the Design Process
Krista S. Eliot	\|	The Varieties of Human Experience: An Introduction to Anthropology
Benjamin Earl Fissel	\|	Principles in Macroeconomics: The Business Cycle and Financial Markets
Miriam Goldstein	\|	A Hands-on Introduction to the Marine Invertebrates
David Kadanoff	\|	Exploring Youth Subculture: A Sociological Perspective
Evan Khaleghi	\|	Introduction to Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science
Andrea M. Letamendi	\|	Psychology: A "Real" Science
Sarah Linke	\|	Psychology of Sport: The Mind-Body Connection
Stephanie Martin	\|	Writing and Reporting the News: Learning to Write Fast and Well
Stephen Meyers	\|	Social Problems and Civic Action
Jesse Mockrin	\|	The Photo Essay: Seeing San Diego through Image and Text
Liz Perry	\|	Migration and The U.S./Mexico Border: A Critical Look at Life on the Frontera
Dan Rupert	\|	Robot Ruminations: Building and Programming Fundamentals
Josh Shapiro	\|	Exploring Youth Subculture: A Sociological Perspective
Tad Skotnicki	\|	Social Problems and Civic Action
Brendan Thornton	\|	Human Anatomy from the Evolutionary Perspective
Tasha Vanesian	\|	Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Alice
Christopher Warren	\|	Building Musical Instruments (Real and Imaginary)
Kyleb Wild	\|	The Varieties of Human Experience: An Introduction to Anthropology
Darin Woolpert	\|	Gray Matters: Brain Function and Neural Plasticity