Pre-College Instructor - Tad Skotnicki


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Tad Skotnicki

Course Title: Social Problems and Civic Action
Department: Department of Sociology
Email: tskotnic@ucsd.edu

Education

2007 - Present PhD Candidate, Sociology, UC, San Diego

2006 - MA, Social Sciences, University of Chicago

2004 - BA, Political Science and Sociology, University of Notre Dame

Experience

2008-2009 – Teaching Assistant, Dimensions of Culture Program, Thurgood Marshall College, UC San Diego

2008 – Reader, Gender and Work, Sociology, UC San Diego

2004 – 2005 Legal Aide/Office Assistant, St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center, Baltimore, MD as part of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps

Honors/Affiliations/Publications

Graduate Fellowship, University of California, San Diego – Fall 2007 through Spring 2008

Partial Tuition Scholarship, University of Chicago – Fall 2005 through Spring 2006

“September 11th and Popular Radio.” Sociological Voices, Vol. 2. Notre Dame Undergraduate Journal. 2005

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