Dr. Nathaniel Eugene Terrell
Associate Professor of Sociology and
Department Chair
Office: 112 Butcher Education Center
Number: 620-341-5725
Email: nterrell@emporia.edu
Fax: 620-341-5785
Education: Ph.D. Iowa State University, 1993
Dr. Nathaniel Eugene Terrell earned a Bachelor of Arts in
Criminal Justice (1986) and a Masters of Arts in Management
and Administration in Criminal Justice (1988) from the University
of Central Oklahoma, and his Doctorate in Sociology (1993)
from Iowa State University. He also taught at Des Moines
Area Community College (DMACC) (1992-1994) and Iowa State
University (1990-1993), where he earned a Teaching Excellence
Award in 1993. Dr. Terrell has also been named Who's Who
Among American Teachers in 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004 (multiple
year honoree), 2005, and 2006, and has been selected United Who's Who.
In the past fall, Dr. Terrell taught Introduction to Sociology and
Juvenile Delinquency, utilizing
power point lectures. He actively served on the Bonner and Bonner
Diversity Series Committee,
Graduate Council, Ethnic and Gender Studies Program, Division of Color and Crime Membership and Mentor Committee, American Society of Criminology Mentorship Committee, Minority Scholarship Committee, Emporia State Research Studies Journal Advisory Committee, Emporia State Career Fair Committee, and Alpha Kappa
Delta International Sociology Honor Society as Advisor. He is the President of the Emporia Rescue Mission and Chairman of the Fifth Judicial District Disproportionate Minority Contact Task Force.
Spring 2009 , besides teaching Social Deviance, Dr. Terrell will teach Theories of Crime and Delinquency for the new Crime and Delinquency Studies program.
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Students experience giving presentations in Spring 2009 Juvenile Delinquency class |
Courses he is offering Fall 2009:
- SO330A Victimology
- SO418A Juvenile Delinquency
- SO370ZA Race and Ethnic Relations
Courses he will offer Spring 2010:
- SO303A Social Deviance
- SO510A Theories of Crime and Delinquency
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