Jennifer S. Singh
- Courses9
- Reviews20
- School: Kennesaw State University
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- Department: Sociology
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Location:
1000 Chastain Road
Kennesaw, GA - 30144 - Dates at Kennesaw State University: October 2010 - May 2014
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Biography
Kennesaw State University - Sociology
Associate Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology
Higher Education
Jennifer
Singh, MPH, PhD
Greater Atlanta Area
I am an associate professor of sociology at Georgia Tech and my area of research focuses on the sociology of medicine, health, science and technology. For the last eleven years I have concentrated my research on the politics of genetics research on autism and currently I am working on an ethnography to identify the barriers families experience to an autism diagnosis and services.
Experience
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
ASPH Research Fellow
Jennifer worked at Center for Disease Control and Prevention as a ASPH Research Fellow
Kennesaw State University
Instructor of Sociology
Jennifer worked at Kennesaw State University as a Instructor of Sociology
Genentech, Inc.
Senior Research Assistant
Jennifer worked at Genentech, Inc. as a Senior Research Assistant
Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics (CIRGE)
Research Assistant
Jennifer worked at Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics (CIRGE) as a Research Assistant
Georgia Institute of Technology
Assistant Professor
Jennifer worked at Georgia Institute of Technology as a Assistant Professor
Education
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
BS
Biological Sciences
University of California, San Francisco
PhD
Sociology
University of Washington
MPH
Public Health Genetics
Publications
Multiple Autisms: Spectrums of Advocacy and Genomic Science
University of Minnesota Press
"Multiple Autisms is pathbreaking scholarship informed by a multidimensional perspective, drawing from Jennifer S. Singh's expert understanding of the scientific research and extensive interviewing with scientists, activists, parents, and people with autism." -Kristin Bumiller, Amherst College
