The National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University® Administration

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Lawrence Levy
Lawrence Levy
Executive Dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University ®
101 Oak Street Center
Phone: 516-463-9770 | Fax: 516-463-3907
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Christopher Niedt
Christopher Niedt, Ph.D.
Academic Director
Room 202 Davison Hall
Phone: 516-463-4073 | Fax: 516-463-6250
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Deborah Tinnirello
Deborah Tinnirello
Senior Assistant Dean of Administration
101 Oak Street Center Room 111
Phone: 516-463-5906
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Ina Katz
Ina Katz
101 Oak Street Center
Room 102
Phone: 516-463-9939 | Fax: 516-463-4797
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Affiliated Faculty

J B. Bennington Chair, Department of Pr Geology, Environment, and Sustainability: physical geology, historical geology, dinosaurs, hydrology, geomorphology, paleontology

Craig Dalton, Department of Geography and Global Studies: GIScience, big data, social justice movements/organizations, use of location-aware devices in our everyday lives

Russell Burke, Department of Biology: urban ecology, urban coyotes, urban herpetology, urban wildlife

Craig Burnett, Department of Political Science

Lisa Filippi, Department of Biology

Carol Fletcher, Department of Journalism: suburban poverty, educational disparities, healthcare

Peter Goodman, Department of Journalism, Media Studies, and Public Relations: culture in the suburbs

Martine Hackett, Department of Health Professions: health equity, maternal child health, community-based participatory research

William Mangino, Department of Sociology: education, inequality, race, social networks

Mario A. Murillo, Vice Dean and Professor of Radio, Television, Film: Radio news and feature production, documentary for radio, media aesthetics and literacy, Latin American media, citizen's media and community development.

Steve M. Raciti, Department of Biology Urban Ecology; Plant and Soil Biology; Forest Ecology; Biogeochemistry; Global Environmental Change; Scientific Understanding of Environmental Issues;

Marc Silver, Department of Sociology: housing, education, class and racial/ethnic inequalities, regional and community economic development

Eustace Thompson, Department of Teacher Education Programs