Adjunct Faculty

Bateman, Michael

Part-Time Lecturer
Attorney-at-Law

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Website: www.michaelbatemanlaw.com

Office: Davison Hall, 138

Besides teaching at Rutgers and Ocean County College, I have been an attorney since 1975 in Ocean County. I am also the Municipal Court Judge in South Toms River and a Judge at Ancora Psychiatric Hospital in Hammonton, New Jersey. In that latter capacity, I determine whether patients who may have been suffering from a mental illness and may have been a threat to themselves or others should be released into various facilities back in the community or remain hospitalized.

As an adjunct professor at Ocean County College since 1990, I initiated a mediation/conflict resolution program and have been teaching that course, as well as a litigation course and an on-line criminal law class. At Rutgers, I teach two courses: Criminology and Law and Society.

Carelli, Linda

Carelli LindaPart-Time Lecturer

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Linda Carelli is a part time lecturer in the Department of Sociology. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from Rutgers University and an MSW and BA from West Virginia University. She has taught various courses at Rutgers including Social Problems, Sociology of Age, and Sexuality and Society, and currently Sociology of Mental Illness. Previously she was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at William Paterson University and before that an Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at Rutgers University. Her research interest focus on the relationship between stigma and sexuality as it influences the Developmentally Disabled. She also maintains a private practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in couple and marriage counseling and sex therapy.

Emory, Allison Emory

EmoryPart-Time Lecturer

PostDoctoral Associate, Rutgers School of Social Work

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I received my Ph.D. in Sociology from Cornell University, and am currently a Postdoctoral Associate in the School of Social Work. My research focuses broadly on identifying how families interact with the legal system, including both family courts and criminal justice components, and are shaped by public policies. Currently, I’m investigating the implications of state level policies for fathers and their children, including those governing the use of criminal records for hiring. Prior to attending graduate school, I worked at the Justice Policy Center at the Urban Institute, where I gained experience in jail reentry and justice reinvestment issues. At Rutgers, I will be teaching Criminology in the Fall of 2018.

Harewood, Anna

Part-Time Lecturer

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Office: Davison Hall, 136

Porow, Monique

Part-Time Lecturer

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Office: Davison Hall, 016

Rand, John

Part-Time Lecturer

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Office: Davison Hall, 106

Wilhelms, Jeffrey

Part-Time Lecturer

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Office: Davison Hall, 112

M.A., College of William and Mary (1977), major area was epistemology.

Retired after 36 years in the publishing industry and began teaching at Rutgers in 2008. I have a particular interest in race relations, but have also taught the sociology of education, social problems, deviant behavior, social inequality, political sociology, and an occasional introductory sociology. Vice President of the Toms River N.A.A.C.P. and I direct their educational programs. I also host diversity training seminars for police departments throughout New Jersey. Ordained minister in the Universal Life Church, a non-traditional church, to be sure. My “ministry” focuses on marrying folks who are not embraced by more traditional churches. I am making steady progress on my book on the Civil Rights Movement. Life is good “on the banks of the Raritan.”