Jeremy Freese
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Professor Department of Sociology [On Leave Fall 2009-Winter 2010] Areas of Interest: Social Psychology, Science and Technology, Health and Illness, Social Inequality, Research Methods |
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Jeremy Freese, Ph.D.(Sociology) Indiana University, 2000. Freese is interested in drawing connections across biological, psychological, and social causes of divergence in individual's lives, especially as these intersect with technological and other kinds of social change. He hasdeveloped this interest across a variety of projects, including projects on Internet use, health policy, and innovations in genetics. Additionally, he has done work on social science methods, including co-authoring a book on the analyses of categorical data. Prior to joining the faculty at Northwestern, Freese was a professor of sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Robert Wood Johnson Scholar in Health Policy Research at Harvard University.
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1810 Chicago Ave., Room 222
Evanston, Illinois 60208-1330
Phone: (847) 467-3985
Fax: (847) 491-9907
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| Courses Taught |
| Soc 204: Social Interaction |
| Soc 400: Intro to Stats & Stat Software |
| Soc 401-2: Data Analysis |
| Soc 476 Special Topics: Genetics and Society |
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