Dusten R. Hollist

Ph.D., Washington State University

dusten.hollist@umontana.edu
Social Science 321
406-243-2843

Office Hours:

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 2:10-3:30
or by appointment

Emphasis:

Criminology, Criminological Theory, Quantitative Research Methods, Juvenile Delinquency, Sociology of Law Enforcement

Current Project:

I am in the process of finished a series of articles testing Agnew's general strain theory. The articles focus on stress due to inter-personal problems in the family, their link with self-reported delinquency, and how reactions to family strain vary among male and female adolescents.

Selected Scholarly Work:

The Community, the Family, and the Explanation of Juvenile Delinquency. This paper is currently under review at the American Journal of Sociology. It is a co-authored paper with Carter Hay (primary corresponding author), Edward Fortson III, Lonnie Schaible, and Irshad Althaimer.

Personal Interests:

I am an outdoorsman. I enjoy fishing and hiking. I am a sports fan and enjoy muscle cars from the 1960's.

Current Courses

SOC 202 section 1 Social Statistics
MWF; 9:10-10:00; SS 254

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Course material

SOC 202 section 2 Social Statistics
MWF; 11:10-12:00; SS 254