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GENE H. STARBUCK, PH.D.
Home Address:
Phone: (970) 242-6872
Work Address:
Department of Social and
Behavioral Sciences
Phone: (970) 248-1761
Webpage: http://www.mesastate.edu/~starbuck
Email: starbuck@mesastate.edu
Education:
B.A. in Psychology
M.A. in Sociology
Ph.D. in Sociology
Dissertation: "The Construction of Marital
Sexuality:
A Four-Level
Scripted Approach."
Current
Position:
Professor of Sociology,
Chair, Department of Social
and Behavioral Sciences
Campus Director, MicroCase Data Analysis Curriculum Plan
Former
Positions:
Associate Professor of
Sociology,
Assistant Professor of
Sociology,
Instructor of Sociology,
Teaching Assistant,
Courses
Currently Teaching (course level):
Marriage and the Family (Freshman)
Methods of Social Research (Junior‑Senior)
Crime and Delinquency (Junior‑Senior)
Sex and Gender (Junior‑Senior)
Social Stratification (Junior‑Senior)
Courses Formerly
Taught (course level; College if not
General Sociology (Sophomore)
Deviance (Freshman;
Social Problems (Sophomore;
Sociology of Religion (Junior‑Senior)
Cultural and Racial Minorities
(Junior‑Senior)
Introduction to Human
Services: Social Welfare Systems
(Junior‑Senior)
Introduction to Psychology
(Extension‑Freshman;
Social Psychology
(Junior-Senior;
Book
Publications:
Starbuck,
Gene H. 1980. Models of
Human Sexuality and Social Control. University Press of
Starbuck,
Gene H., Ed. Intimate Violence in
Starbuck,
Gene H. 2002. Families in Context.
Starbuck,
Gene H. Gender in Context. Proposal under review with
Wadsworth Publishing.
Pre‑Publication
Revisions for Publisher:
Williamson,
John B., Jerry F. Boren, and Linda Evans.
1974. Social Problems: The Contemporary Debates. Little, Brown, 1974.
Gagnon, John. 1977. Human Sexualities. Scott, Foresman,
1977
Gagnon, John
and Barbara Smith. 1977. A Study
Guide for Human Sexualities. Scott, Foresman,
1977
Gagnon, John and William
Simon. 1982. Marriage and the Family. Scott, Foresman,
1982.
Article
Publications:
Starbuck,
Gene H. 2003. Book review of Looking at Lives: American Longitudinal Studies
of the Twentieth Century, edited by Erin phelps, Frank F. Furstenberb,
Jr., and Annd Colby. The Social Science Journal v40, No. 2,
p. 354.
Starbuck, Gene H. 1991.
"Feminist Images of Patriarchy." National Social Science
Perspectives
Journal, V. 1, N. 1.
Starbuck,
Gene H. 1989. "Application of the Scripting Paradigm
to the Teaching of Marriage and Family Courses." National
Social Science Journal, West Edition..
Presentations
“College Teaching and Gender.” Presented at the Western Social Science Association Meeting
in
“Education and Fertility: Implications for Social
Inequality.” Presented at the Western Social Science Association meeting in
"Is There a Post Industrial Family Form: An Exploration using
Global Data." Presented at the Western Social Science
Association meeting in
"His
and Her Marriages: Are Hers Really
Better?" Presented at the Western Social Science Association meeting,
"Toward a Clalification of the
Concept 'Patriarchy'." Presented
at the Western Social Science Association meeting,
"Citations by Gender in Marriage and Family Textbooks." Presented at Western Social
Science Association meeting,
"The Gender of Gender Studies." Presented at Western Social Science Association meeting,
"Feminist Images of Patriarchy." National Social Science Association,
"Interpretive Meaning of Child Abuse." Western Social Science
Association,
"Application of the Scripting Paradigm to the Teaching of
Marriage and Family Courses." National Social Science
Association,
"The Construction of Marital Sexuality." Society for the Scientific Study of Sex,
"The European Contribution to the History of
"The Retarded in our Midst."
"Single Fathering." Presented to various local groups, 1980‑1985.
"Enhancing Sexual Intimacy." Presented to various local
groups, 1986‑1989.
Other Studies:
“Our County’s Health,” Study
commissioned by the Mesa County Civic Forum. 2001.
United Way Program Evaluation Consultant, 1989.
"Community
Attitudes Towards AFDC and Alternative Delivery Programs." Commissioned by
"Child Abuse in
"Social Impact of Highway Relocation." Commissioned by Colorado
Department of Highways, 1975.
Other Community
Involvement:
Consultant for Men Against Violence. 2000-
Board of
Directors,
Co‑founder
and Director, Mesa Intimacy Institute, 1988‑1991.
Board of Directors,
Board of Directors,
Reachfar Institute, 1974‑1978.
Honors:
Winner
of Outstanding Section Coordinator Award, Western Social Science Association,
2002, 2003
Winner
of Outstanding Innovations in Teaching Award, MSC, 2000
Winner
of Outstanding Contributions in Teaching Award, MSC, 1999
Nominated by
Nominated by faculty as Outstanding Faculty Member, 1993.
Meritorious
Faculty Member, 1983, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999,
2000, 2001
National
Endowment for the Humanities Fellow:
Participant in Summer Seminar, "Ideals and the Quest for
Utopia,"
Elected by
Faculty
Representative, Academic Master Plan Committee, 2000-2001.
Academic Master Plan Committee, 1999-2000 (Chair, faculty
subcommittee).
Chair, Ad Hoc Committee for Distribution of Central Office Money,
1998, 1999.
Chair,
Faculty Development, Academic Enrichment, and Faculty Advancement Committee,
1998-1999.
Sabbatical
Committee, 1997-2000.
President,
Executive
Committee, Faculty Senate, 1992-1994.
Member of FACT (Faculty Advisory Committee to the Trustees of the
State Colleges), 1990‑1992.
Member
of Commission on Governance (Trustee Committee) 92-94.
Curriculum Committee; three years, one as Chair.
Academic Policies Committee; three years, two as Chair.
Faculty Senate, two three‑year terms.
Long‑Range Facilities Master Planning Committee, Chair.
College-Wide Program Review Committe,
1993.
Others: several faculty search committees, two dean
search committees, program review committees, and others.
Professional
Memberships:
American
Sociological Association
Western
Social Science Association (Sociology Section Chair, 2001-2003; Executive
Committee, 2003--)
National
Council on Family Relations (Reuben Hill Award Committee, 1999-2002)
National
Social Science Association