Erin Nabors

I am currently scheduled to teach a section of Criminal Victimization in Society (Spring 2009). I have previously taught three sections of Criminal Victimization in Society (Summer 2007, Spring 2008, Fall 2008) and two sections of Sex Roles in Modern Society (Summer 2006, Fall 2007) with enrollment ranging between 11 and 57 students.

I aided a faculty member teaching Sociological Perspectives on Domestic Violence (a web-based course) by grading course materials and logging students' grades.

I assisted a faculty member with research-related tasks by developing ideas for empirical research projects, researching literature, analyzing data, and writing sections of papers. I also presented an empirical paper at a national conference and subsequently submitted the manuscript to a peer-reviewed journal where it has been accepted for publication.

I aided the conference director in the planning and managing of the 2006 Statewide Conference of 200 United Way of Florida employees by preparing materials for the conference, organizing over 100 sessions, and hosting over 40 presenters.

I aided a faculty member teaching General Sociology, Sociology of Aging, and Sociology of Sport by developing, proctoring and grading exams, preparing and grading additional course materials, and logging students' grades. I also assisted that faculty member with research-related tasks by collecting and cleaning data for analyses, researching literature, and editing documents.

I contributed to a team of seven individuals working on the Orlando Preferred Living System Planning Project for the Orlando Area Trust for the Homeless Board. I applied management and coordination skills and goal directed efforts to move the project forward; planned and documented individual and group meetings with representatives from a wide range of non-profit organizations; wrote and edited portions of key reports.

I contributed to a team working on the Survey of Housing Conditions Project for the City of Orlando Housing Department by completing surveys in the Institute's Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) Research Lab, entering data related to telephone surveys and from mail surveys, and assisting supervisors with various additional tasks as needed.

Geographic Information Systems

Crime/Deviant Behavior Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence

Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice History