Curriculum Vitae Joseph C. Dippong

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1 Curriculum Vitae Joseph C. Dippong Department of Sociology Fretwell 485C University of North Carolina at Charlotte University City Blvd. Charlotte, NC EDUCATION 2013 Ph.D. Department of Sociology Specialty Areas: Social Psychology, Criminology 2009 M.A. Sociology 2006 B.A. Social Sciences Hiram College EMPLOYMENT Aug Present Aug May 2013 University of North Carolina at Charlotte Assistant Professor Instructor, Department of Sociology RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Social Psychology, Group Processes, Quantitative Research Methods, Emotions, Biosociology, Criminology, Deviance AWARDS AND HONORS 2014 Nominee for the position of Treasurer/ Secretary, ASA Section on Emotions 2012 David B. Smith Fellowship Awarded for outstanding scholarship, research potential, and teaching 2012 James T. Laing Scholarship in Sociology Department of Sociology, Dippong Vita-Page 1

2 2012 Outstanding PhD Student in Sociology Award Department of Sociology, 2010 Pass with Distinction, Comprehensive Examination in Social Psychology 2009 Elaine M. Schock Award for Outstanding Master s Student in Sociology, Department of Sociology, 2008 Alpha Kappa Delta, Sociology Honors Society 2006 Summa Cum Laude graduate, Hiram College 2005 Hiram College Alpha Society REFERREED JOURNAL ARTICLES 2015 Dippong, Joseph. Priming Effects and Performance Expectations in Mixed-Sex Task Groups. Forthcoming in Social Psychology Quarterly Dippong, Joseph and Will Kalkhoff. Predicting General Performance Expectations from Affective Impressions: A Conceptual Link Between Affect Control Theory and Status Characteristics Theory. Social Science Research 50(2015): Dippong, Joseph. Using Simulated Interactions to Explore Emotional Processes and Status Organizing Processes: A Joint Application of Expectation States Theory and Affect Control Theory. Advances in Group Processes 30: Dippong, Joseph. The Effects of Scope Condition-Based Participant Exclusion on Experimental Outcomes in Expectation States Research: A Meta-Analysis. Social Science Research 41(2): Kalkhoff, Will, Joseph Dippong, and Stanford W. Gregory, Jr. The Biosociology of Solidarity. Sociology Compass 5(10): FUNDING Intramural Grants 2014 Dippong, Joseph. Priming Gender-based Status Beliefs: Self-relevance, Stereotypes, and Schemas. Faculty Research Grant, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, $5,975. Dippong Vita-Page 2

3 Funding Applications 2015 Dippong, Joseph. Nonverbal Markers of Status, Dominance, and Prestige. Proposal submitted to Army Research Office, Social and Behavioral Science Division, $149,571. (In review). WORK UNDERGOING REVIEW, REVISION, OR PREPARATION Dippong, Joseph and Chivon Fitch. Status, Power, and Proximity in the Theory of Differential Coercion and Social Support. (Grant proposal in prep.) Dippong, Joseph. Crime, Coercion, and Social Support: Theoretical Insights from the Sociology of Emotions. (Manuscript in prep.) RESEARCH IN PROGRESS Kalkhoff, Will, Eugene C. Johnsen, and Joseph Dippong. Status, Networks, and Opinions: An Experimental Investigation. (Analyzing data) Dippong, Joseph. Priming Gender-based Status Beliefs: Self-relevance, Stereotypes, and Schemas. (Collecting data) Dippong, Joseph and Chivon Fitch. Mattering, Attachment, and Delinquency: A Reciprocal Model of the Social Bond. (Analyzing data) REFERREED PRESENTATIONS 2015 Dippong, Joseph. Priming Gender-based Status Beliefs: Self-relevance, Stereotypes, and Schemas. The Annual Meetings of the Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, LA Dippong, Joseph and Will Kalkhoff. Predicting Status Evaluations from Affective Impressions. 24 th Annual Group Processes Conference, Denver, CO Dippong, Joseph. Priming Effects and Performance Expectations: A Pilot Study. 23 rd Annual Group Processes Conference, Las Vegas, NV Kalkhoff, Will, Noah E. Friedkin, Eugene C. Johnsen, and Joseph Dippong. Status, Networks, and Opinions: An Experimental Investigation. Regular Session on Bridging Multiple Theories. The Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA Dippong, Joseph. A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Scope Condition- Based Participation Exclusion on the Relationship between Status and Influence in Expectation States Research. The Annual Meetings of the Midwest Sociological Society, Des Moines, IA. Dippong Vita-Page 3

4 INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2011 Dippong, Joseph. Social Problems and District 9. Presented to the Undergraduate Sociological Collective Dippong, Joseph. Navigating the IRB. Presented to the Kent State University Department of Sociology Proseminar. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2015 Co-organizer (with Murray Webster and Lisa Walker), Group Processes Conference, Chicago, IL 2015 Discussant, Group Processes Session on Culture, Groups, and the Individual. The Annual Meetings of the Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, LA Member, ASA Social Psychology Section Membership Committee 2014 Discussant and Presider, Regular Session on Group Processes. The Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA Member, ASA Social Psychology Section Ad Hoc Committee on Graduate Student Involvement 2012 Discussant, Regular Session on Social Psychology and Inequality. The Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Denver, CO. Occasional Reviewer Current Research in Social Psychology National Science Foundation Social Psychology Quarterly Social Science Research DEPARTMENT AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE Committees 2014 Member, Undergraduate Committee 2014 Member, eportfolio Pilot Committee 2013 Member, New Faculty Search Committee Dippong Vita-Page 4

5 STUDENTS SUPERVISED M.A. Thesis Committee Jordan Sannito (in progress) Kayla Pierce (2015) Daniel Davis (2014) Undergraduate Honors Thesis Committee Laura Rutzen (Chair, 2015) Katherine Smith (2015) Eman Al-Taher (Chair, 2014) COURSES TAUGHT Sociological Research Methods Deviant Behavior Introduction to Sociology (traditional and web-based) Social Psychology PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Sociological Association ASA Section memberships: Social Psychology; Evolution, Biology, and Sociology; Crime, Law, and Deviance; Emotion Southern Sociological Society Dippong Vita-Page 5