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AUBREY L. JACKSON

Curriculum Vitae

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EDUCATION

PhD. 2013 (expected). Sociology, The Ohio State University.

Dissertation: "The Risk of Intimate Partner Violence and Its Consequences for Children:

Evaluating the Role of Women's Resources at the Neighborhood Level."

Co-Advisors: Christopher R. Browning and David Jacobs.

MA. 2008. Sociology, The Ohio State University.

Thesis: "Rape Law Reform: The Influence of Minority Threat, Political Context, and

Feminist

Strength.

BA. 2005. Psychology, Rice University.

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Crime and Community; Law and Society; Gender Stratification; Health.

PUBLICATIONS

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Research Associate. 2010-Present. Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University.

Neighborhood Context and Adolescent Psychological and Behavioral Health. Funded by the

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. Principal Investigator:

Christopher

R. Browning.

Analyzed quantitative data using HLM and related multilevel statistical modeling

techniques to

investigate the influence of neighborhood characteristics, such as legal cynicism and

social

ecology factors, on violence and related child outcomes.

Research Associate. 2010-2012. Criminal Justice Research Center, The Ohio State

University.

Spatial Patterns of Social Isolation, Youthful Marijuana Use, and Sexual/HIV Risk.

Funded by

the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Principal Investigators: Christopher R. Browning,

Catherine A. Calder, Lauren J. Krivo, Mei-Po Kwan, and Ruth D. Peterson.

Incorporated geographic information systems (GIS), network, and multilevel modeling

approaches to investigate sociospatial exposures to immigrant concentration on adolescent

substance use and to examine patterns of social organization; prepared and organized

application

for restricted data from RAND Corp.; helped coordinate users' access to restricted data

and

compliance with data and IRB agreements.

Research Associate. 2008-2012. Criminal Justice Research Center, The Ohio State

University.

Dynamics of Space and Time Use: Patterns, Causes, and Consequences for Crime and Problem

Behaviors. Funded by the National Science Foundation. Principal Investigators:

Christopher R.

Browning, Catherine A. Calder, Lauren J. Krivo, Mei-Po Kwan, and Ruth D. Peterson.

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Used GIS technologies and multilevel statistical models to help develop new methods for

examining sociospatial patterns of inequality and isolation, and their effects on health,

crime, and

related outcomes. Collaborated with scholars from sociology, geography, and statistics.

Independent Research. 2007-2011. Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University.

Content-coded US state rape statutes from 1976 to 2011 using Westlaw, Lexis Nexis, and

State

Session Laws. Constructed variables capturing rape law characteristics, such as marital

rape

criminalization. Quantitatively analyzed rape law variables using cross-sectional, pooled

time

series and event history methods.

FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS

Graduate Fellowship for Ethnic Minorities, $6,000. 2011. American Society of Criminology.

Biannual Research Support Award, $500. 2007. Department of Sociology, The Ohio State

University.

Graduate Student Research Award, $1,000. 2007. Criminal Justice Research Center, The Ohio

State

University.

AGEP/SBES Graduate Student Research Grant, $1

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Teaching Associate. 2007-2008. Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University.

Criminology. Taught two concurrent undergraduate recitation sections; composed and

presented

bi-weekly lectures; developed guidelines for and supervised the progress of students'

term papers;

facilitated class discussions that linked a contemporary movie to criminological themes.

Quantitative Research Methods in Sociology. Taught two undergraduate recitation sections;

designed and presented slides demonstrating statistical computations; developed study

guides and

test preparation assignments; instructed students in SPSS.

Mentor. 2010. Summer Research Opportunities Program, The Ohio State University.

Advised two undergraduate students through the research process, which included data

organization, analysis, and the written and oral presentation of findings.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Co-Chair. 2011-Present. Student Affairs Committee of the Division on Women and Crime,

American

Society of Criminology.

Vice President. 2010-2011. Sociology Graduate Student Association, The Ohio State

University.

Graduate Student Mentor. 2010-2011. Sociology Graduate Student Association, The Ohio

State

University.

Presider. 2010. Graduate Student Summer Conference. Department of Sociology, The Ohio

State

University.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Sociological Association.

American Society of Criminology.

Society for the Study of Social Problems.

Racial Democracy, Crime, and Justice Network.

Criminal Justice Research Center, The Ohio State University.

Institute in Population Research, The Ohio State University.

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REFERENCES

Christopher R. Browning, Professor

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