Julian Hargreaves
Associate Professor of Sociology
Profile
Skills
- Survey design
- Multilevel modelling
- Stata and R
- Curriculum design
- Grant writing
- Doctoral supervision
Languages
English
Spanish
French
Contact
Professional Experience
Jul 2023 – Present
Albany, NY
Hartwell University | Associate Professor
- Lead the Neighbourhoods and Health panel, a 2,400-household study across three counties now in its fourth wave, on $1.1M of NIH funding
- Teach the 180-seat introduction to social research and a graduate seminar on multilevel modelling, both rated in the department’s top three
- Supervise six doctoral candidates and chair the graduate admissions committee
Aug 2018 – Jun 2023
Burlington, VT
Larkspur College | Assistant Professor
- Built the college’s first quantitative methods sequence, taken by 90 majors a year by its third offering
- Published eight peer-reviewed articles on housing insecurity and health, two in the American Journal of Sociology
- Ran a summer research programme that placed 24 undergraduates with city housing agencies
Sep 2016 – Jul 2018
Chicago, IL
Meridian Institute for Social Research | Research Fellow
- Designed and fielded a 1,600-respondent survey on eviction and employment for a three-city study
- Co-authored the study’s policy report, cited in two state housing bills
Education
2011 – 2016
Evanston, IL
PhD Sociology
Northwestern University
2007 – 2011
Burlington, VT
BA Sociology
University of Vermont
Interests
Housing justice advocacy
Urban history
Long-distance cycling
Documentary photography
Hiking the Adirondacks
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Julian Hargreaves, Associate Professor of Sociology
Julian Hargreaves is an associate professor of sociology ten years into an academic career, from a research fellowship in Chicago through a tenure-track post at a liberal arts college to a tenured chair, applying for a full professorship with a department to lead. A search committee reads a professor’s resume for the funded research, the courses that filled and the doctoral students seen through, so this resume gives each appointment those three things with a number on each.
Why this resume works
- The profile names the panel study that anchors the research, 2,400 households across three counties, and counts the articles, fourteen, before any adjective.
- The current appointment carries the grant, $1.1M of NIH funding for a fourth wave, the two courses and where they rate in the department, and the six doctoral candidates supervised.
- The assistant professorship shows a programme built from nothing, a methods sequence taken by 90 majors a year, beside the eight articles published in the same five years.
- The research fellowship is kept as the start of the story, with the 1,600-respondent survey it fielded and the two state bills that cited its report.
- Six skills are rated on five dots each, survey design at the top and grant writing honestly at three, and three languages read as bars, so a committee sees the methods and the reach at a glance.