<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/directory/hollander_matthew.html" dsn="faculty"><prefix/><first_name>Matthew</first_name><preferred_first_name>Matthew</preferred_first_name><middle_initial/><last_name>Hollander, Ph.D.</last_name><suffix/><email>hollanderm@mtc.edu</email><title>Faculty, Sociology</title><department>Arts and Sciences</department><phone>740-386-4225</phone><campus>Marion Campus</campus><satellite_campus/><building>BR 169E</building><biography>Dr. Matt Hollander joined MTC in 2019 as a Sociology faculty member. He earned his Ph.D. in Sociology in 2017 from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he taught many undergraduate Sociology courses. He also worked as a post-doctoral Health Sciences researcher from 2017-18 at UW's Department of Emergency Medicine, where he contributed to NIH-funded studies on dementia care and community paramedicine. To date, he has published or co-published 15 peer-reviewed articles on resistance to authority, sociological theory, and speed dating. He is currently seeking a publisher for his co-authored book manuscript on the Milgram Experiment. His current interests include racial justice initiatives in central Ohio involving African American, Hispanic, and immigrant communities.</biography><education><ul>
<li>Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison</li>
<li>M.S., University of Wisconsin-Madison</li>
<li>M.M., School of Music, Indiana University</li>
<li>B.M., School of Music, University of North Texas</li>
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