Nicole WarehimeAssistant Professor of Sociology Owens Hall 303405.585.4182 OBU Box 61251500 W. UniversityShawnee, OK 74804 |
Dr. M. Nicole Warehime received her doctorate in Sociology from the University of Oklahoma in 2008. Her main research interests focus on child and family advocacy. First, her dissertation considers various aspects of child health and well-being in relation to the health insurance coverage of the child and the family. Stemming from this research, Warehime researches the family structure and the likelihood of health insurance coverage and subsequent effects of the type of coverage.
Second, Warehime investigates domestic violence, child and spousal abuse. She has been involved in an intensive training program investigating child abuse and neglect. Currently, Warehime joins a research team from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center analyzing the trends and aggregate data of child maltreatment fatalities in Oklahoma.
Educational Background:
B.A., Oklahoma City University M.A., University of Oklahoma Ph.D., University of Oklahoma Dissertation: "Health Insurance Coverage, Family Structure, and Child Well-Being"Courses Taught:
SOCI 1223: Introduction to Sociology SOCI 2103: Social Problems SOCI 2203: Social and Cultural Research (team-taught with Prof. Timothy McCollum) SOCI 3053: Crime and JusticeSOCI 3073: Privilege, Power, and PrestigeSOCI 4243: Social Institutions SOCI 4329: Wealth, Power, and Prestige SOCI 4603: Senior Seminar: Critical IssuesSOCI 4709: Research Practicum in SociologySpcial Topics: Aggression and Violence (team taught with Dr. Karen Longest), Sociology of MurderSelected Publications and/or Professional Activities:
Warehime, M. Nicole and Loretta E. Bass. 2008. "Breaking Singles Up: Sexual Satisfaction among Men and Women." International Journal of Sexual Health 20:247-261.
Bass, Loretta E. and M. Nicole Warehime. 2008. "Do Health Insurance and Residence Pattern the Likelihood of Tubal Sterilization among American Women?" Population Research and Policy Review DOI 10.1007/s11113-008-9082-9.
Warehime, M. Nicole, Loretta E. Bass, and Dominic Pdulla. 2007. "All Tied Up: Effects of Tubal Ligations Among American Women." Journal of Reproductive Medicine 52:263-272.
Professional Interests:
Child Health and Well-being
Health Insurance and the Family
Male and Female Fertility Issues
Child and Adult Spousal Abuse
Sexual Behaviors in Adults
Water Management Social Policy in the Middle East
