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TERRELL ALLEN HAYES
Dept. of Human Relations & Sociology Office: 336-841-4662
833 Montlieu Ave. Home: 336-937-2097
Drawer #20 Email: thayes@highpoint.edu
High Point, NC 27262
EDUCATION
Ph.D. (Sociology) Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. 1996.
Master of Arts. (Sociology) Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN. 1990.
Bachelor of Arts. (Sociology) University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. 1985
TEACHING & RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2001-Present. Associate Professor of Sociology. High Point University, High Point, NC
*Awarded Tenure March 2006
2013 – Co-Principal Investigator, Board Member Retention Study: Macedonia Family Center
2006 - Principal Investigator, Daniel Brooks Initiative, High Point Police Department
2004 - Survey Coordinator and Focus Group Facilitator, West End Needs Assessment Study, West End
Ministries
1996 - 2001. Assistant Professor of Sociology. Davis & Elkins College. Elkins, WV
1995. Adjunct Sociology Instructor. Belmont University, Nashville, TN
1994. Adjunct Sociology Instructor. Trevecca College, Nashville, TN
1993 - 1994. Sociology Instructor. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
1993 - Research Assistant. Center for Mental Health Policy, Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy
Studies, Nashville, TN
1990 - 1994. Graduate Teaching Assistant. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
1988 – 1990. Sociology Instructor. Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN

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COURSES TAUGHT AT HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY (2001-2016)
Introduction to Sociology Deviance Social Stratification
Qualitative Methods Criminology Social Psychology
Race & Ethnicity Justice, Crime & Ethics Social Problems
Social Theory Community Development Marriage and Family
Mass Media & Society First Year Seminar Visual Sociology
Appalachian Society & Nonprofits Senior Seminar Work & Family
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Focused Deterrence Strategies in Crime Prevention
Consumer Culture
Social Class and the American Dream
Deviance and Social Control in the Workplace
Corporatization, Commodification and Branding in Higher Education
Theories of Crime and Deviance
RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS WITH UNDERGRADUATES
Research mentor for Tiffany Francois and Sara Voigt. “Refuting Stereotypes: Themes in the Writings of
Appalachian Ohio Youth.” Paper presented at the Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium, High
Point University, April 2013 (Appalachian Society Class Project)
Research mentor for Kayla Guthrie. “The Appalachian Trail: Harnessing the Fanatic.” Paper presented at
the Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium, High Point University, April 2013 (Appalachian
Society Class Project)
Research mentor for Anna Mahathey. “Are Non-Hindu Americans Defaming Goddess Kali?” Paper
presented at the Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium, High Point University, April 2013
(Independent Study project)
Research mentor for Heather Semmes. “An Ethnographic Study of Court Proceedings.” Paper presented
at the Undergraduate session of the Mid-South Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Mobile, AL,
November, 2012
Research mentor for Nicole Garneau and Parker Finch. “An Assessment of the High Point Crime
Initiative Program.” 2008 (Independent Research Project)
Research mentor for Kori Barnes, Mary Lynch, Holly Gallimore, J.R. Gerba and Abby Ratcliff.
Homelessness and Health Care Among Single Women 2008. (Social Deviance Class Project)
Research mentor for Katie Butts. “Perpetrator, Victim, and Third Party Responses to Allegations of
Sexual Misconduct: The Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill Case.” Poster presentation made at the North

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Carolina Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Durham, NC, 2008. (Social Deviance Class Project)
Hayes, Terrell, Kimberly James and Courtney Lambeth. 2006. An Assessment of the Daniel Brooks
Initiative: Findings from the High Point Police Department Community Feedback Survey. (Report
conducted for the High Point Police Department
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Publications: Refereed Articles
Hayes, Terrell and Clara Simmons. 2015. “The Gift-Giver as Social Deviant: Recipient Perceptions of a
Monetary Gift.” Deviant Behavior. 36, 10, 765-782.
Hayes, Terrell. 2014. “Offender Perceptions of Focused Deterrence: The High Point Model” Sociation
Today. 12 (1) http://www.ncsociology.org/sociationtoday/v121/offender.html
Hayes, Terrell. 2010. “Labeling and the Adoption of a Deviant Status.” Deviant Behavior. 31, 3, 274-
302.
Hayes, Terrell. 2002. “Potential Obstacles to Worldview Transformation: Findings from Debtors
Anonymous.” International Journal of Self Help & Self Care. 1, 4.
Hayes, Terrell. 2000. “Stigmatizing Indebtedness: Implications for Labeling Theory.” Symbolic
Interaction, 23, 1.
Publications: Review Essays
Hayes, Terrell. 2009. Book Review. Albert Hunter and Carl Milofsky. 2007. “Pragmatic Liberalism:
Constructing a Civil Society.” New York: Palgrave MacMillan. Community Development, 40, 1, pp. 98-
99.
Hayes, Terrell. 2007. DVD review Sandra Dickson and Churchill Roberts. 2006. “Negroes with Guns:
Rob Williams and Black Power.” California Newsreel. Teaching Sociology, 35, 3.
Hayes, Terrell. 2007. DVD review Carin Eison. 2006. “July ’64: The Long Hot Summer.”
California Newsreel. Teaching Sociology, 35, 2.
Hayes, Terrell. 1990. Film review of Dead Poets’ Society. Teaching Sociology, 18, 3.
Community-Based Research: Technical Reports
Cugliari, Christina and Terrell Hayes. 2013. Board Member Retention: An Examination of Premature
Exits in a Constituency Organized Nonprofit Board. Report prepared for the Executive Director and
Board of Directors, Macedonia Family Center, High Point, NC.
Hayes, Terrell, Kimberly James and Courtney Lambeth. 2006. An Assessment of the Daniel Brooks
Initiative: Findings from the High Point Police Department Community Feedback Survey. Report
prepared for the High Point Police Department.

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Hayes, Terrell. 2004. The West End Community Needs Assessment. Report prepared for West End
Ministries, High Point, NC
Manuscripts In-Progress
Hayes, Terrell. The New Face of White-Collar Crime in American Higher Education. (Working Title)
Hayes, Terrell. Branding, Social Control and the Corporate University. (Working Title)
Conference Presentations
Hayes, Terrell. The New Face of White-Collar Crime in American Higher Education. Forthcoming
presentation to be made at the Southern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, April 14, 2016, Atlanta,
GA
Hayes, Terrell. Smoke and Mirrors: Branding and the Corporate University. Presentation made at the
Mid-South Sociological Association Annual Meeting, November 5-8 2014, Mobile, AL.
Hayes, Terrell. Offender Perceptions of the High Point Police Departments Focused Deterrence Strategy.
Presentation made at the North Carolina Sociological Association Annual Meeting, April 2, 2014,
Charlotte, NC
Hayes, Terrell, William King and Carl Gaile. Visualizing Environmental Destruction and Citizen
Resistance in Photos and Poetry: Mountain Top Removal in West Virginia. Paper presented at the Mid-
South Sociological Association Annual Meeting, October 23-26, 2013, Atlanta, GA
Cugliari, Christina and Terrell Hayes. Board Member Retention: An Examination of Premature Exits in a
Constituency Organized Nonprofit Board. December 2012. Paper presented at the Midwest Center for
Nonprofit Leadership and the Nonprofit Quarterly biennial conference April 5, 2013, Kansas City, MO
Hayes, Terrell. The University as a Cathedral of Consumption. Paper presented at the Mid-South
Sociological Association annual meeting, November 10, 2012, Mobile, AL
Hayes, Terrell and Clara Simmons. The Gift-giver as Social Deviant: Interpreting an Act of Kindness.
Paper presented at the Mid-South Sociological Association annual meeting, November 9, 2012, Mobile,
AL
Hayes, Terrell. Censuring the Corporate University: A Case Study of Southern Colleges and Universities
from 2001-2011. Paper presented at the Mid-South Sociological Association annual meeting, October 27,
2011, Little Rock, AR
Hayes, Terrell. Branding, Social Control and the Corporate University. Roundtable paper presented at the
Southern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, April 9, 2011, Jacksonville, FL.
Hayes, Terrell, Kristen DiLuca, and Jim Frabutt, Kristen Hefner and Terri Shelton. Viewing a Drug
Market Intervention from the Offender Perspective. Paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice
Sciences Annual Meeting, Boston, MA March 11, 2009.

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Hayes, Terrell. Labeling as an Impetus to Problem Recognition and Self-Help. Paper presented at the
Canadian Qualitative Research Conference annual meeting, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton,
NB, 23-25 May 2008.
Hayes, Terrell. Community-Police Collaborations: Implications for Community Development Efforts.
Poster Presentation at the American Sociological Association annual meeting, August 12, 2006, Montreal
Canada.
Hayes, Terrell. The West End Initiative: Promoting Community Development through an Innovative
Approach in Crime Reduction. Refereed roundtable presentation at the Community Development Society
annual meeting, June 28, 2005, Baltimore, MD
Hayes, Terrell. Brainwriting: Encouraging Creativity in the Classroom. Refereed Roundtable
presentation at the Eastern Sociological Society annual meeting, March 3, 2001, Philadelphia, PA
Hayes, Terrell. Using Creative Problem Solving in the Classroom. Refereed Roundtable presentation at
the American Sociological Association annual meeting, August 12, 2000. Washington, D.C
Hayes, Terrell. To Be or Not to Be: Identity Acquisition in Debtors Anonymous. Paper presented at the
annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, August 23, 1998, San Francisco, CA
Hayes, Terrell. The Roles of Social and Self-Labeling in Making the Decision to Seek Help: Findings
from Debtors Anonymous. Paper presented at the American Sociological Association annual meeting,
August 18, 1996, New York City, NY
Hayes, Terrell. Understanding Chronic Indebtedness: Preliminary Findings from Debtors Anonymous.
Paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society meeting, April 8, 1995, Atlanta, GA
Hayes, Terrell. Utilizing Network Analysis to Explore Past Family Relations as Reflected by Inheritance
Patterns. Paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society meeting, April 9, 1994, Raleigh, NC
Hayes, Terrell. The Sociology of Consumption: A Neglected Subfield? Paper presented at the Northern
Illinois University Graduate Student Conference, 1990, DeKalb, IL
Invited Presentations
Hayes, Terrell. “The Gift-giver as Social Deviant: Interpreting an Act of Kindness.” Brown Bag
Discussion Series, November 3, 2009. Honors Hall, High Point University.
Hayes, Terrell. The Private College’s New Corporate Image. North Carolina Conference of the American
Association of University Professors Annual Meeting, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. March
21, 2009
Hayes, Terrell. Social Capital, Crime, and Community Development in High Point’s West End
Neighborhood. Community Development Academy, University of Missouri, September 21, 2005, The
Mercy Center, St. Louis, MO.
Hayes, Terrell. Preliminary findings of the West End Needs Assessment Study. West End Neighborhood
Association Meeting. September 21, 2004, High Point, NC

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Hayes, Terrell. Preliminary findings of the West End Needs Assessment Study. West End Ministries
Board Retreat. September 4, 2004, High Point, NC
Professional Service
Session organizer for sessions on “Class, Race, and the American Dream” and “Corporatization and
Commodification of Higher Education” for the upcoming 2016 annual meeting of the Mid-South
Sociological Association, North Charleston, SC, October 12-15.
Panelist for discussion on the “Corporate Approach to Higher Education: Impacts on Faculty and
Students” at the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, March 27, 2015, New Orleans, LA
Organizer and Moderator for session on “Corporatization, Commodification, and Higher Education” at
the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, March 27, 2015, New Orleans, LA
Elected to a three year term as a member of the North Carolina Sociological Association Executive
Council. February 2015.
Organizer and Moderator for session on “Visual Sociology” at the Mid-South Sociological Association
annual meeting, October 23-26, 2013, Atlanta, GA
Judge for Non-profit session at Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURS), April 6, 2013,
High Point University.
Moderator for History session at Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURS), April 5, 2013,
High Point University.
Moderator for Anthropology / Sociology session at Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium
(SURS), April 5, 2013, High Point University.
Organizer and Moderator for session on “Sociology of Work, Labor and Consumer Culture” at the Mid-
South Sociological Association annual meeting, November 10, 2012, Mobile, AL
Panelist for the documentary, The Human Behavior Experiments, hosted by Dr. Julie Wiest as part of the
High Point University Literary Film Series on November 1, 2012.
Moderator and Session Organizer: “Sociology of Work” at the Mid-South Sociological Association
annual meeting, October 27, 2011, Little Rock, AR
Co-facilitator for Session on “Using Data from Publicly Accessible Databases” Undergraduate Research
and Creative Works Committee Faculty Seminars, August 17, 2011, High Point University
Moderator Roundtable Paper Session: “Qualitative Research on the Workplace” at the Southern
Sociological Society Annual Meeting, April 9, 2011, Jacksonville, FL.
Member of the Advisory Board for Taking-Sides: Family and Personal Relationships published by
McGraw-Hill (2011-2012)
Member of the Nominations Committee for the Mid-South Sociological Association (2011-2012; 2013-
2014)

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Moderator for the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest as part of the High Point University Literary
Film Series on October 13, 2011.
Moderator for the movie Matewan as part of the High Point University Literary Film Series on September
6, 2011.
Graduation Project Mentor for Brad Cross, Senior at Trinity High School, Spring 2011.
Secretary, North Carolina – AAUP (2010-2013)
Moderator for Breakout Sessions on Teaching/Learning Exchange and Sociology in Action. Mid-South
Sociological Association Annual Meeting. October 14, 2010, Baton Rouge, LA.
Society for the Study of Social Problems, Joseph B. Gittler Award Committee (2008-2009)
NC State Delegate to the AAUP National Meeting, Washington, D.C., (June 12-15, 2008)
West End Ministries Board of Directors (November 2004 – May 2008)
Volunteer Interviewer. Emergency Assistance Program, Greensboro Urban Ministries. (2003)
Co-Organizer and Moderator. Session on “Social Science Research” at The Central West Virginia
Undergraduate Scholarly and Creative Activity Conference, April 25, 1998, Davis & Elkins College,
Elkins, WV
Editorial Reviews
Reviewer, Sociology of Health & Illness, 2014.
Reviewer, Deviance: Social Constructions and Blurred Boundaries, 2010, Cengage Learning.
Reviewer, Making Sense of Social Theory: A Practical Introduction, 2009, Rowman &
Littlefield Publishers.
Reviewer, Asset Building and Community Development, 2006, Sage Publications.
Reviewer, Sociology A Down to Earth Approach: Core Concepts, 2002, seventh edition. Allyn &
Bacon Publishers.
Reviewer, author’s prospectus for Investigating Social Problems: An Introduction Using
Explorit, 2000, Wadsworth Publishing.
Reviewer, Symbolic Interaction, 2000.
Select Research Citations

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Research cited by R. D. Schroeder and T. J Mowen. “You Can’t Eat What? Managing the Stigma of
Celiac Disease.” Deviant Behavior, 2014, 35, 6.
Research cited in Deviance and Social Control: A Sociological Perspective. Michelle
Inderbitzen, Kristin A. Bates and Randy Gainey (eds.), 2013, p. 349. Sage.
Research cited by Dawn R. Norris. “Interactions That Trigger Self-Labeling: The Case of Older
Undergraduates.” Symbolic Interaction, 2011, 34, 2.
Research cited by David M. Kennedy and Sue-Lin Wong, Center for Crime Prevention and
Control , John Jay College of Criminal Justice, in Drug Market Intervention Strategy: The High
Point Drug Market Intervention Strategy, August 2009
Source: http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/Publications/e08097226-HighPoint.pdf
Research cited by Turgeman-Goldschmidt, “Meanings that Hackers Assign to their Being a
Hacker.” International Journal of Cyber-Criminology. 2008, 2, 2.
Source: http://www.cybercrimejournal.com/Orlyijccdec2008.pdf
Research cited by Chris Fitch, et. al. in “Debt and Mental Health: The Role of Psychiatrists.”
Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 2007, 13, 3.
Research cited by Marcus Yu-Lung Chiu in “Why Chinese Women Do Not Seek Help: A
Cultural Perspective on the Psychology of Women.” Counseling Psychology Quarterly, 2004,17,
2.
Research cited by Jeffrey E. Nash and James M. Calonico in “The Economic
Institution.” HANDBOOK OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM, Jeffrey E. Nash and Jame M.
Calonico (eds.), 2003, pp. 445-469. Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira
Research cited by Elisa Streuli in “Lacking Financial Resources: Personal Debt in
Switzerland.” Schweizerische Zeitschrift fur Soziologie/Revue Suisse de sociologie/Swiss Journal of
Sociology 2003, 29, 2
Research cited by Margaretha Jarvinen in “Accounting for Trouble: Identity Negotiations in
Qualitative Interviews with Alcoholics.” Symbolic Interaction, 2001, 24, 3.
Research cited by Josh Rossol in “The Medicalization of Deviance as an Interactive
Achievement: The Construction of Compulsive Gambling.” Symbolic Interaction, 2001, 24, 3.
Media Citations
Quoted in APA gradPSYCH magazine article, “Face up to your Debt”, by Amy Novotney.
November 2012. Source: http://www.apa.org/gradpsych/2013/01/debt.aspx
Quoted in “FedEx hub is a lingering emotional issue.” written by Paul B. Johnson High Point
Enterprise, April 16, 2008, page 1A
Referenced in “Ministers target social needs.” written by Nick Maheras High Point Enterprise,
January 26, 2005, page 10A

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Referenced in “HPU aids West End.” written by Heath E. Combs High Point Enterprise,
August 5, 2004, page 1A
Interviewed for “West Virginia Women in the Work Force” story by Daniel Heyman, West
Virginia Public Radio, Aired September 16, 1998
Referenced in Beat the System, 1997, edited by Jeff Bredenberg, Senior Editor, Rodale Books,
page 264
Referenced in Ways & Means: A Newsletter for the Fellowship of Debtors Anonymous, Fall,
1996, page 3
Quoted in Money Smarts, edited by Cynthia E. Griffin, Entrepreneur magazine, July, 1996, page
32
Referenced in “Hey Big Spender: Avoiding Compulsive Debt.” by Charles A. Jaffe, The Boston Globe,
April 25, 1996.
Quoted in “Credit Blues?” written by Ellie Shick Vanderbilt Register, February 5-11, 1996, page
3
Continuing Education
Grant Writing Workshop, Guilford College, Greensboro, NC, October 19-21, 2011
Workshop on Creating and Nurturing an AAUP Chapter, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,
October 1, 2011
Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR), 13th
National Conference, Weber State University, Ogden,
UT, June 19-22, 2010
Workshops: Shared Governance, Faculty Handbooks, and Dealing with the Media. The AAUP Summer
Institute. University of Rhode Island, July 24-27, 2008
The Reality of Immigration at the Neighborhood Institute for Community Leadership, Winston-Salem,
NC, November 9, 2007
Roles and Responsibilities of Board Service at the Neighborhood Institute for Community Leadership,
Winston-Salem, NC, November 8, 2007
Mapping North Carolina Communities: An Introduction to GIS & Community Analysis. Sponsored by
New Urban Research, Inc. New Horizons Computer Training Center, Morrisville, NC, May 24, 2006
Creating Capacity for Dynamic Communities. Community Development Academy, University of
Missouri – Columbia. The Mercy Center, St. Louis, MO, September 18 – 23, 2005
Mapping Your Neighborhood: An Introduction to GIS Analysis. Neighborhood Institute for Community
Leadership, Centenary United Methodist Church Training Center, Winston-Salem, NC, April 30, 2005
Empowering Communities for the Future. Community Development Academy, University of Missouri-

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Columbia, The Elms, Excelsior Springs, MO, March 20-25, 2005
Community Collaborations. Neighborhood Institute for Community Leadership, Winston-Salem State
University, Winston-Salem, NC, April 23, 2004
Community Conferencing: Turning Conflict into Action. Neighborhood Institute for Community
Leadership, Winston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem, NC, November 8, 2003
Creating Neighborhoods of Choice. Neighborhood Institute for Community Leadership, Winston-Salem
State University, Winston-Salem, NC, November 6, 2003
Building Communities from the Grassroots. Community Development Academy, University of Missouri
– Columbia, The Mercy Center, St. Louis, MO, September 28 - October 3, 2003
Understanding and Analyzing Systematic Racism. Facilitated by Crossroads Ministry and hosted by High
Point Racial Healing, High Point, NC, September 18-20, 2003
Thinking and Acting Strategically in the 21st
Century – Ten Principles for Strategic Leadership and
Innovation. Community Development Society annual meeting, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, July 20,
2003
Power Point Presentations. West Virginia State College, Charleston, WV, November 3, 1999
Developing a Computer-based Social Science Curriculum, MicroCase training course, Seattle, WA, July
11-12, 1999
Oral History Workshop conducted by William Lynwood Montell, Augusta Heritage Center, Davis &
Elkins College. Elkins, WV, Summer 1998
Creativity Curriculum Design, Buffalo State College, Buffalo, New York, May 18-21, 1998
The Alex Booth Creative Thinking Seminar, Davis & Elkins College. Elkins, WV, October 9-10, 1997
Didactic Seminar on Collaborative Learning, American Sociological Association annual meeting,
Toronto, Canada, August, 1997
Service-Learning 101. West Virginia State Conference on Community Service, Volunteerism, and
Service-Learning, Snowshoe Mountain Resort, Snowshoe, WV, July 24, 1997
Service Learning for Social Justice in Appalachia, Emory & Henry College, Emory, VA, June 5-6, 1997
Professional Memberships
The American Society of Criminology (Division on Critical Criminology)
Mid-South Sociological Association
North Carolina Sociological Association

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Southern Sociological Society
Alpha Kappa Delta (International Sociology Honor Society) – Psi (HPU) Chapter
American Association of University Professors
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SERVICE
High Point University (2001-2016)
Global Health Studies Committee (2013-2014)
Faculty Senate, At-Large member (2013-2016)
Undergraduate Research and Creative Works (URCW) Department Liaison (2013-present)
Big SURS Steering Committee at HPU (2012-2013)
Alpha Kappa Delta, Chapter Representative (2011-Present)
First Year Seminar Instructor (Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012)
Chair, Sociology & Anthropology Faculty Search Committees (2009-2010; 2014-2015; 2015-2016)
Faculty Search Committee Member for joint Sociology and Communications Position (2009-2010)
Chair, Faculty Employment Policies and Practices Subcommittee of Faculty Council (2010)
Undergraduate Research and Creative Works URCW Goals, Assessment, Objectives Subcommittee
(2009-2011)
President HPU Chapter of AAUP (2009-2012)
Undergraduate Research & Creative Works Director Search Committee (2009-2010)
Faculty Council (2008 - 2011)
Faculty Search Committee for Strategic Communication position, School of Communications (Fall 2008)
Faculty Mentor to Dr. Michael V. Kennedy, Instructor of History (Fall 2008)
Ridenhour Award Selection Committee (Spring 2008)
Advisory Team Member, Nonprofit Leadership Enhancement Program. High Point University (2007-
2009)
Faculty Mentor to Dr. Wilfred Tremblay, Director, Nido Qubein School of Communicaton (Fall 2007)
Undergraduate Research & Creative Works Committee (Fall 2007 – Spring 2013)
Faculty Search Committee Member for MPA position (Spring 2007)
Professional Growth Committee (Fall 2006-Spring 2008)
Collaborative Inquiry Advisory Committee (Spring 2005)
Sociology Program Coordinator (2006-present)
Reflection Leader for EXP 102 – President’s Seminar (Spring 2007)
Chair, Sociology Faculty Search Committee (Fall 2005-Spring 2006)
Institutional Review Board (Human Participants) Committee (Spring 2005- Spring 2008)
Student Life Committee (2004-2006)
Advising Committee (2003)
Interviewer for Presidential Scholarship Applicants (2002 – 2010)
Honors Program Committee (Fall 2002)
Faculty Mentor for Incoming Freshman (Fall 2002)
HPU Faculty Internship Supervisor
Marissa Brauer Youth Villages Spring 2015

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Shaylyn Maloney Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Summer 2013
Jessica Houston Carolina Adoption Services Spring 2013
Aladeselu Oluwatomi Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Piedmont Spring 2012
Whitney Straser Family Service of the Piedmont, Inc. Spring 2010
Katie Butts Guilford County District Attorney Fall 2009
Anousine Prommasarn American Children’s Home Spring 2009
Misty Wamsley High Point Police Department Summer 2008
Nicole Garneau City of High Point Spring 2008
Lelia Campbell Glenn High School Spring 2008
Katherine Wheeler Easter Seals of North Carolina Fall 2007
Kim Murphy American Children’s Home Spring 2006
Carmen Haskins Carl Chavis Memorial YMCA Spring 2005
Erin Wallace Asheboro High School Spring 2005
Courtney Lambeth Communities in Schools of Archdale-Trinity Fall 2004
Joslyn Webb Thomasville Medical Center Fall 2003
Rebecca Rush Mental Health Association of High Point Summer 2003
Davis & Elkins College (1996-2001)
First-Year Seminar Instructor and Freshman Advisor, (Fall 1997, Fall 1999)
Diversity Council, (Spring 1997 - Spring 1999)
Grievance Committee (May 1999)
Executive Committee, College Senate (1999-2000)
Committee on Undergraduate Research, (Fall 1997-Spring 2001)
Professional Committee, (1997-2001)
Secretary, Professional Committee, (Spring 2000)
Faculty Search Committee for Exercise Science Position, (Summer 1997)
Subcommittee Chair, Self-study Steering Committee for Accreditation (1998 -1999)
Educational Policy Committee (2000-01)
Enrollment Management Committee (Fall 2000, Spring 2001)
Recipient of Certificate of Achievement for Outstanding Dedication to the International Student
Organization. (March 31, 2000)
REFERENCES
David Bergen, Chair, Professor, Department of Human Relations, Sociology, and Non-profit Studies,
High Point University, High Point, NC 27262, Phone: (336) 841-4586, e-mail: dbergen@highpoint.edu
Judy Isaksen, Professor of Communication, Nido R. Qubein School of Communication, High Point
University, High Point, NC 27262, Phone: (336) 841-6308,
e-mail: jisaksen@highpoint.edu

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Bill King, Chair, Professor of English, Davis & Elkins College, Elkins, WV 26241, Phone: (304) 637-
1235, e-mail: kingb@dewv.edu
Mark Setzler, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Political Science, High Point University,
High Point, NC 27262, Phone: (336) 841-9018, e-mail:msetzler@highpoint.edu
Jana Spain, Professor of Psychology and Director of the Washington Center Program. High Point
University, High Point, NC 27262, Phone: (336) 841-4541, e-mail: jspain@highpoint.edu
Julie Wiest, Assistant Professor of Sociology, West Chester University, West Chester, PA 19383, Phone:
(610) 436-3286 e-mail: jwiest@wcupa.edu