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Harvey A. Farberman, Ph.D.
================================================================== EDUCATION Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Mpls. (Sociology)
AREAS OF INTEREST Social Gerontology, Symbolic Interaction, Grounded Theory Methodology.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Books 1992 John Johnson, Gary Alan Fine, and Harvey A. Farberman. (eds.) ADVANCED INTERACTIONIST THEORY. University of California Press. 1992 Harvey A. Farberman, Gay Alan Fine, and John Johnson. (eds.) SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS. University of California Press. 1992 Gary Alan Fine, Harvey A. Farberman, and John Johnson. (eds). SOCIOLOGICAL SLICES. University of California Press. 1985 Harvey A. Farberman and R. S. Perinbanayagam (eds.)FOUNDATIONS OF INTERPRETIVE SOCIOLOGY: ORIGINAL ESSAYS. University of California Press. 1981 Gregory P. Stone and Harvey A. Farberman. (eds.), SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY THROUGH SYMBOLIC INTERACTION. Second Revised Edition, New York: Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1973 Harvey A. Farberman and Erich Goode. (eds.). SOCIAL REALITY. New York: Prentice-Hall. 1970 Gregory P. Stone and Harvey A. Farberman. (eds.). SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY THROUGH SYMBOLIC INTERACTION. Waltham: Xerox Publishing Co.
Articles Harvey A. Farberman, Stephen J. Finch, Beverly P. Horowitz, Abraham Lurie, Richard Morgan, Jaimie Page. (2003) “A Survey of Family Care Giving to Elders in New York State: Findings and Implications,” Care Management Journals, 4(3):153-160. Stephen J. Finch, Harvey A. Farberman, Jordan Neus, Richard Adams, Deirdre Price-Baker Price. (2002) “Differential Test Performance in the American Educational System: The Impact of Race and Gender,” The Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare. Vol.29, pp. 89-108. Harvey A. Farberman, Stephen J. Finch, Paula K. Bergman. (1997) “Confidentiality Vs. Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse: A Social Work Research Dilemma,” Applied Behavioral Science Review, 5(1):101-111. Harvey A. Farberman (1975) "A Criminogenic Market Structure: The Automobile Industry," Sociological Quarterly 16, 4 (Autumn): 438-457.
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS 2010 Retention and Recruitment of Direct Care Workers: A Single System Evaluation Design, NYS Office of People with Developmental Disabilities. 2006 “Demographic and Socioeconomic Trends Affecting Long-Term Care for the Elderly,” Care Management Certificate Program, New York State Veterans Home. 2005 ‘Family Care Giving Survey Findings: Prevalence, Types, Intensity, and Repercussions,” Greenville, Mississippi, December. 2005 “Informal, Unpaid Family Care Giving: Estimated Market Value and Workforce Deficits,” Care Management Certificate Program, Stony Brook University, Manhattan. 2005 “Family Care Giving: A Home-Centered, Consumer-Directed, Policy Model,” 19th Annual Counseling & Treating people of Color Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October. 2004 “Family Care Giving: Demographic and Structural Trends,” 18th Annual Counseling & Treating People of Color Conference, Bermuda. 2004 “A Survey of Family Care Giving to Elders In Suffolk County, New York: 2003”, Suffolk County Office for the Aging, Long Island, New York. 2003 “Informal, Unpaid Care Giving to New York State Elders: A Telephone Survey, 2001,” New York State Office for the Aging, Albany, NY, May
SELECTED GRANT ACTIVITY 2009 Geriatric–In-Home Care: A Single System Multisite Pilot Demonstration Program. NYS State Office for the Aging ($750,000)
2003 Informal, Unpaid Family Caregiving: A Random Digit Dialing Telephone Survey. Suffolk County Office for the Aging ($50,000)
2001 Informal, Unpaid Family Caregiving: A Random Digit Dialing Telephone Survey. NYS Office for the Aging. ($200,000)
AWARDS AND HONORS Sigma Xi, Brooklyn College Alpha Kappa Delta, Brooklyn College NIMH, Fellow, UC, Berkeley President, (Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction) Editor, Symbolic Interaction Distinguished Service Award, (Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction) Annual Distinguished Lecturer, (Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction) Who’s Who in America
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