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Sarah A. Rogers
Contact information:
370 Bowen Hall
456 Hardy Rd.
Mississippi State University, MS 39759
(662)552-4950
[email protected]
Education
Present
PhD
Sociology, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
2015
M.S.
Sociology, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
2014
Gender Studies Graduate Certificate, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
2011
B.A.
Sociology, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, AL
Honors and Awards
2015
Dr. Marion T. Loftin Scholarship, $2500.00 (for travel and tuition to the Big Data
Seminar, Dubrovnik, Croatia)
2013
Dr. Marion T. Loftin Scholarship, $525.00 (for travel to Southern Criminal
Justice Association Annual Meeting)
Research Interests
Criminology, gender and crime, deviant behavior, gender, sexual identity and victimization
Publications
Cossman, RE, JS Cossman, S Rogers, D McBride, X Song, L Sutton and M Stubbs. "Access to
Primary Care Physicians Differs by Health Insurance" Submitted to Southern Medical Journal.
Accepted for publication September 2013.
Articles under Review:
Rader, Nicole, Sarah Rogers, and Jeralynn S. Cossman. “Physical Health, Mental Health and
Fear of Crime among College Students: A Consideration of Sex Differences.” (Submitted
to Violence and Victims in June 2015, received a revise and resubmit July 2015).
Rogers, Sarah. (2015). “Sexual Assault Prevention Programming on the College Campus: A
Feminist Approach to Explaining Victimization and Response.” (Submitted September
2015 for a special issue of Family Relations focusing on Feminist Framing of Sexual
Assault on College Campuses).
Current Research Projects:
Rogers, Sarah. (2015) “Sexual Identity and Sexual Victimization among College Students.”
(Preparing for submission to a journal by the end of the semester, 2015).
Stubbs-Richardson, Megan, Sarah Rogers, and Nicole Rader. (2015). “Sexual Assault Awareness
on Twitter: The Media Framing and Public Opinion of the "Yes Means Yes" Campaign.”
(Accepted to the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society; intended to turn
into a publication.)
Teaching Experience:
Instructor of Record:
(Mississippi State University)
Fall 2015
(SO 3003) Social Inequality
Spring 2015
(CRM 2003) Crime, Justice, Inequality
Graduate Teaching Assistant for Drs. Nicole Rader, Ashley Perry, and Margo Ralston in the
following courses:
(Mississippi State University)
Fall 2015
(CRM/SO 4343) Media, Crime and Justice
Summer 2015
(SO 1203) Marriage and Family
 Two sections (01 and 501)
Spring 2015
(CRM 1003) Crime and Justice in America
 Two sections (01 and 02)
Fall 2014
(CRM/SO 4323/6323) Victimology
 Guest lectured for three class periods
Fall 2014
(CRM 4803) Senior Seminar in Criminology
 Guest lectured for one class period
Invited Lectures:
Guest Lecturer for Amanda Gochanour’s “Society and the Individual” class. Lecture
content: Culture (Fall 2015).
Guest Lecturer for Amanda Gochanour’s “Introduction to Social Research” class. Lecture
content: Survey Methods (Spring 2015).
Guest Lecturer for Dr. Gregory Dunaway’s “Crime, Justice, Inequality” class. Lecture content:
Gender and Crime in the United States. (Fall 2014).
Guest Lecturer for Instructor Amanda Gochanour’s “Introduction to Sociology” class. Lecture
content: Sex and Sexuality. (Spring 2014).
Research Experience
January 2013-July 2014
Research Assistant
I work as a research assistant at the Social Science Research Center at Mississippi State
University. I worked on a telephone survey project that assesses access to health care in the state
of Mississippi. I will also be involved in the publications that stem from this research. I am
currently assisting two faculty members on a project to determine if men and women’s subjective
physical and mental health differentially impact fear of crime.
November 2012-December 2012
I worked as a part-time, hourly-paid graduate student worker at the Social Science
Research Center at Mississippi State University. I worked on a telephone survey project that
assessed access to health care in the state of Mississippi.
June 2011-August 2011
I conducted both qualitative and quantitative research for a local non-profit after-school
organization, Girls Inc. for a research project in my undergraduate Research Methods course at
the University of Alabama at Birmingham. I wanted to determine what program needed to be
added in which to lower the depression and suicide rate in adolescent females.
Professional Presentations
2015 “Sexual Assault Awareness on Twitter: The Media Framing and Public Opinion of the ‘Yes
Means Yes’ Campaign.” Southern Sociological Society Annual Meeting. New Orleans,
LA.
With Megan Stubbs-Richardson and Nicole Rader
2013 “She Said, We Said: Academics’ Use of Victim Blame Language.” Southern Criminal
Justice Association Annual Meeting. Virginia Beach, VA.
With Amanda Gochanour
2013 “Scared and Sick? College Students’ Fear of Crime and Health.” Mid-South Sociological
Association Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA.
With Nicole E. Rader and Jeralynn S. Cossman
Service Activities
August 2015
April 2014- May 2015
January 2013- April 2014
August 2013- 2014
2012- 2013
Reviewer for Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS) Fact
Sheet—Gender, Sexuality, and Crime
Vice-President
Alpha Kappa Delta, Mississippi Alpha Chapter
Treasurer
Alpha Kappa Delta, Mississippi Alpha Chapter
Service Committee Chair
Alpha Kappa Delta, Mississippi Alpha Chapter
Social Committee Chair
Alpha Kappa Delta, Mississippi Alpha Chapter
Service Committee member
Alpha Kappa Delta, Mississippi Alpha Chapter
2012- 2013
Professional Training
2014 Safe Zone Certification Training
2015 Social Media Tracking and Analysis System (SMTAS) through the Social Science
Research Center (SSRC) at Mississippi State University
Professional Memberships
2015
2015
2013-Present
2013-2014
2012-Present
2012-Present
2012-Present
Safe Zone Advisory Board Member
Sociologist for Women in Society – South (SWS-S)
Sociologists for Women in Society
Southern Criminal Justice Association
American Sociological Association
Mid-South Sociological Association
Southern Sociological Society