David Iaquinta, Professor Emeritus, BA, MS, MS, PhD
BA, University of Wisconsin, 1972 (Mathematics)
MS, University of Wisconsin, 1975 (Botany/Ecology)
MS, University of Wisconsin, 1976 (Sociology/Demography)
PhD, University of Wisconsin, 1982 (Sociology/Demography)
• Seminar: Development and Livelihoods in the Periurban (University of Freiburg)
• Introduction to Sociology
• Dynamics of Society
• Social Problems
• Sociology of the Family
• Seminar: Marriage and Family
• Race Relations and Minority Groups
• Problems of American Racial and Ethnic Minorities
• Seminar: Racial and Ethnic Experiences
• Population Problems
• Population and Environment
• Environmental Soc and Social Impact Assessment
• Environment, Food and You
• Sociology of the Modern City
• Community in Urban Society/Urban Communities
• Urban Diversity Seminar
• Rural Sociology
• Social Aspects of Industry
• Design and Statistical analysis of Social Research
• Research Methods/Quantitative Research Methods
• Social Statistics
• Group Dynamics
• Teaching Sociology
• Senior Thesis
• Directed Field Work/Internship (Soc/CJ/Soc Work)
• Advanced Independent Study/Readings (Soc/CJ)
• Community Organizing (distance-learning)
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Attitudes and Values
2001 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching (CASE) Nebraska Professor of the Year
Wisconsin Sociological Association Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Leadership Service
Phi Kappa Phi National Scholastic honorary
Charter Member and Faculty Advisor: Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology honorary, NWU
Charter member: Alpha Sigma Lambda honorary, NWU
ASA Award: Outstanding Accomplishments in the Teaching of Sociology, 1987
National Lilly Endowment Post-doctoral Teaching Fellowship, 1984-1985
National Research Service Award Trainee, 1976-1979