SOC 110: Introduction to Sociology

SOC 111: Social Problems

SOC 212: Race, Class, Gender

SOC 233: The Family

SOC 240: Sociology of Gender

SOC 445: Social Construction of Sexuality

SOC 478: Sociology of Education

SOC 478: Animals and Society

SOC 400/WS 400: Feminist Theory

WS 200: Introduction to Women’s Studies

Sociology of Jewish Communities

Qualitative Methodology

Sociology of Sex and Gender

Sociology of Family

The Throw-Away Society and the Family Dog: An Exploration of the Consumption and the Dispossession of Companion Animals" Journal of Social and Ecological Boundaries (forthcoming).

"Taming Marley" (Book Review) John Grogan, Marley & Me: Life and Love With the World’s Worst Dog, William Morrow, 2006 and Leslie Irvine, If You Tame Me: Understanding Our Connection with Animals, Temple University Press, 2004 in Journal of Social and Ecological Boundaries (forthcoming)

(Book Review) Arnold Arluke, Brute Force: Animal Police and the Challenge of Cruelty Purdue University Press, 2004 in Contemporary Sociology 2005, 34 (5): 507-508).

Greenebaum, Jessica 2003-2004. Conceptualizing Reform Judaism in an Age of Secularization. Contemporary Jewry. 24: 82-103.

Greenebaum, Jessica. 2004. "It’s a Dog’s Life:" Elevating Status from Pet to "Fur Baby" at Yappy Hour. Society and Animals. 12(2):117-135.

Greenebaum, Jessica. 1999. Placing Jewish Women Into the Dialogue of Intersectionality. Race, Gender, and Class 6 (4): 41-60.

"’I’m not an activist but…:’ Animal Rights vs. Animal Welfare in the Purebred Dog Rescue Movement" (under review at Animal Liberation Philosophy and Policy Journal)

"Doing Gender—Rescuing Dogs" (under review at Sociological Perspective)

Jewish Thought on Pet Keeping: A Commentary

Training Dogs or Training Humans

"Negotiating the Holiday Season as a Convert to Reform Judaism"

Greenebaum, Jessica. ""I’m not an activist but…:’ Animal Rights vs. Animal Welfare in the Purebred Dog Rescue Movement" (poster presentation). " ISAZ (International Society of Animal Zoology), Barcelona, Spain, Oct. 2006

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Doing Gender, Rescuing Dogs." Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, Philadelphia, PA, 2005.

Greenebaum, Jessica "The Throw Away Society and the Family Dog: An Exploration of the Consumption and the Dispossession of Companion Animals." ISAZ (International Society of Animal Zoology), Niagara Falls, NY, 2005.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Rescue Heroes: Women’s Work of Rescuing Dogs." American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA, 2004.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Constructing Gender and Family at ‘Yappy Hour.’" June Baker Higgins Gender Studies Conference, CCSU, 2004.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "It’s a Dog’s Life": Elevating Status from Pet to "Fur Baby" in the Marketplace. American Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA, 2003.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Selling Reform Judaism in an Age of Symbolic Religiosity." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Boston, MA, 2002.

Ertel, Mary, and Greenebaum, Jessica. "When the Women Draw the Cartoons." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Boston, MA, 2002.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Negotiating the Holiday Season as a Convert to Reform Judaism." Association for Humanist Sociology, Newport, RI, 2001.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "This is a Conversion of Conviction!: Defending the Decision to Become a Jew." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Baltimore, MD, 2000.

Greenebaum, Jessica. Discussant. The Intersection of Class, Race/Ethnicity, Gender/Sexual Orientation: A Case Study of Postmodern Jewish Identities. Society For The Scientific Study of Religion. Boston, MA, November, 1999.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Why is This Oppression Different from All Others (Or Not)?: Placing Jewish Women Into the Dialogue of Intersectionality." Association for Jewish Studies, Boston: MA, 1998.

Greenebaum, Jessica. ""Can We Talk": A Staged Conversation on Identity and Jewishness." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Philadelphia, PA, 1998.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Critiquing the Decline of the Family." Lecture presented at the Everson Museum of Art, second annual Student Art Open: "Casting the Family." Syracuse, NY, 1997.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Doing Jewishness: Two Women’s Search for Identity and Culture." Accepted for a Roundtable Discussion at the American Sociological Association Meetings. Toronto, Canada, 1997.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Why is This Oppression Different from All Others (Or Not)?: Placing Jewish Women Into the Dialogue of Intersectionality." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Baltimore, MD, 1997

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Anti-Semitism and Race, Gender, Class Intersection." Table Organizer for Roundtable Discussion. American Sociological Association Meetings. New York, NY, 1996.

Greenebaum, Jessica. "Shayna Maydl: The Identity Crisis of Jewish Women." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Boston, MA, 1996.

Best, Amy and Greenebaum, Jessica. "Toward a Sentiment of Civic Agency: The Use of Personal Narrative for Radical Civic Education." Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Boston, MA, 1996.

Co-chair, Committee for the Concerns of Women, CCSU, 2002—2004.

Committee for the Concerns of Women, member, CCSU, 2000–present.

Women’s Studies Advisory Committee, member, CCSU, 2001—present.

Liaison between Women’s Studies Advisory Committee and the Women’s Center, CCSU, 2004.

Faculty Senate, alternate, 2003—present.

CSU Professorship Committee, CCSU, 2004.

Student/Faculty bus trip, "March for Women’s Lives," Washington, D.C., 2004.

Vagina Monologues, reader, CCSU, 2004.

Sociology Representative, Open House, CCSU, Fall 2000--2001.

Session discussant, Animals and Society paper session, ASA, Montreal, Canada. 2006.

Session organizer and presider, Animals and Society regular session, ASA, Philadelphia, PA. 2005.

Session presider, "Human-Animal Interactions and Relationships," Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, Philadelphia, PA. 2005.

Animals and Society (ASA) membership committee (chair), 2006.

Animals and Society (ASA) council member, 2005—present.

Animals and Society (ASA) session liaison committee, chair, 2004—2005.

Manuscript reviewer, University of Illinois Press, 2005.

Manuscript reviewer, McGraw Hill, 2005.

Grant Writer and Volunteer for "Our Companions Domestic Animal Sanctuary," (ourcompanions.com)

Presenter, "Jewish Thought on Pet Keeping." Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford’s Dr. Alfred Weisel Community Teach-In. West Hartford, CT (forthcoming: Jan. 28, 2006).

Hartford Jewish Film Festival, 2004.

American Sociological Association

Animals and Society section

Animals and Society Institute