Opened Practices Users in the 19716 Postal Code

room 337 Smith hall, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice

Tammy L. Anderson is a Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware. Her areas of expertise include culture, deviance, music scenes, drug abuse, medicalization, social problems, gender, and ethnography. She has taught traditional lecture undergraduate and graduate classes in deviance, qualitative methods, drugs and society, and introduction to criminal justice. She has also taught an online course in social problems. She has published many articles in these areas as well as three books: Neither Villain nor Victim: Empowerment and Agency among Women Substance Abusers (Rutgers University Press 2008), Rave Culture: The Alteration and Decline of a Philadelphia Music Scene (Temple University Press 2009- winner of the 2010 Charles Horton Cooley prize), and Sex, Drugs and Death: Addressing Youth Problems in America Society (Routledge 2010).

Québécois, LMS Project Leader (Sakai deployment) at the University of Delaware. Instructional Designer, Educational Technologist, Web 2.0 Evangelist, Huge Wiki Geek, 2009 Sakai Fellow.

004A Smith Hall
18 Amstel Avenue

I am currently one of the main support staff and administrators of Sakai at UD.

University of Delaware
524 Ewing Hall

My favorite topics to teach involve flavors of numerical analysis, differential equations, calculus and modeling. I believe students learn best when they have strong basic skills, make use of all the available resources, and engage in large scale problem solving drawn from either contemporary issues or current research. I measure my success by how well my students retain what they have learned in the long term.

Willard Hall Education Building
University of Delaware

Fred T. Hofstetter is Professor of Education at the University of Delaware. A specialist in multimedia, he developed the PODIUM multimedia application generator, the GUIDO Ear-Training Lessons, and the Serf Web-based teaching and learning environment. Dr. Hofstetter currently authors four IT textbooks for McGraw-Hill, including Internet Literacy, Multimedia Literacy, Advanced Web Design, and Internet Technologies at Work. Dr. Hofstetter has received many grants and awards and does consulting work for computer firms. He has published widely and has given lectures and workshops on multimedia and Internetworking in many locations in Europe, Africa, Australia, Canada, the United States, and the Pacific Rim. Professor Hofstetter is the winner of a gold CINDY award for his work in multimedia. His Internet Literacy course won the NUCEA credit program of excellence award. He also received the Best Faculty award in the School of Education, in which he coordinates the ed tech master’s and doctoral programs.

225 McKinly Laboratory

B.A University of Minnesota, 1959; Ph.D Cornell University, 1966 in Plant Physiology; Postdoctoral Fellow at Brandeis University 1966-1969; Faculty member in Department of Biological Sciences 1969 to present. Teach Introductory Biology two-semester course to first year biology majors (and other majors) at both conventional and honors levels. Author commercially-published laboratory manual for second-semester course.