Andrew Wallace
Sociology Department
Graduate Center, CUNY
365 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10016
(504) 376-4808
[email protected]
Education
Ph.D. Student, Sociology, Graduate Center, CUNY
2008-present
M.A., Sociology, University of New Orleans
2006-2008
B.F.A, Photography (Second Major in Russian Studies, Minors in Linguistics
and Philosophy), New York University
1999-2003
Professional Experience
Graduate Research Analyst, Office of Policy Research,
Central Office, CUNY
Summer 2011 – Present
Performing analyses on student outcomes, leading an investigation into measures of student
churn, and managing an analytic data base
Teaching Assistant, Sociology, Graduate Center, CUNY
Teaching Assistant, Sociology, Queens College, CUNY
Co-Project Director, Social Justice Sexuality Project
(PI: Professor Juan Battle)
PhD Statistics Independent Study, Spring 2011
PhD Statistics II, Spring 2010
PhD Statistics I, Fall 2009
Social Statistics I, Fall 2010 & Spring 2011
Fall 2008 – Spring 2011
Graduate Center, CUNY
Coordinated a team of over 150 graduate students, undergraduate students, and community
activists in the creation and implementation of a national survey of LGBT populations of color
Research Assistant, University of New Orleans
Office Assistant, New York University
2007-2008
Assisted Dr. Pam Jenkins in her Research on
Gender and Disaster
2000-2003
Worked in the Department of Russian and Slavic
Studies
Honors
Alpha Kappa Delta 2008
University of New Orleans
Phi Kappa Phi 2008
University of New Orleans
Russian Language Studies Prize 2000-2001
New York University
Russian Language Studies Prize 2001-2002
New York University
Slavic Award 2002-2003
New York University
Areas of Specialization
Statistics; Methods; Gender and Sexuality; Sociology of Food
Skills
Statistical Packages:
Stata
SPSS
LISREL
R
Conversant in French, Russian, and Spanish.
Additional Experience
Study Abroad in Russia
Summer 2002
Founding Member of the Editorial Board of
Foundations: The Graduate Center Journal of Social
Research (the Graduate-student-run journal at the
Graduate Center)