Expertise

Dr. Jerry Daday is a Professor of Sociology and the Executive Associate Dean in the Institute for Engaged Learning (IEL) at IUPUI.  He works closely with the Associate Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Education, the IEL team, and several campus units to promote the equitable progression of IUPUI’s 22,000 undergraduate students through pathways of engaged learning experiences beginning in the first-year experience (FYE) through their capstone experience.  He has served a member of the High-Impact Practices (HIPs) in the States national working group and conference planning committee for the past three years.  Before joining IUPUI in November of 2018, he was a Professor of Sociology and the Executive Director of the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (CITL) at Western Kentucky University.  

Research areas: Quantitative Methods and Statistics; Scholarship of Teaching and Learning; Criminology; Victimology; Sociological Theory.

Past Affiliations

Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Potter College of Arts & Letters, Western Kentucky University (past)

Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Potter College of Arts & Letters, Western Kentucky University (past)

Communities
Sociology
Degrees
PhD, University of New Mexico, Sociology, 2004
MA, University of New Mexico, Sociology, 1999
BA, Bridgewater State University, Sociology, 1997