network science | urban studies
ABOUT ME
Hi, I'm Zak...
I'm an associate professor at Michigan State University, in the Psychology Department's Social-Personality program. But my research projects span several disciplines including network science, urban studies, implementation science, geography, sociology, and education. Most of the courses I teach are focused on methods, including network analysis and agent-based modeling. In addition to my research and teaching, I also edit several academic journals. I live with my wife and two cats in East Lansing, and when I'm not working, I love to travel, cook, brew beer, enjoy wine, and tweet from @zpneal.
How did I get here?
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2016 – Present, Associate Professor @ MSU
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2009 – 2016, Assistant Professor @ MSU
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2009, PhD in Sociology, University of Illinois at Chicago
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2005, MA in Sociology, University of Illinois at Chicago
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2001, BA in Philosophy, University of Arizona
What am I brewing?
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Unnamed (help!), Light Belgian Dubbel
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Darkest Before the Light, Belgian Quad
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Everything but the Huevos, Chile Breakfast Stout
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Orange Krüsh, Kölsch with orange peel
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The Earl of Stout, Milk Stout with Earl Gray tea
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What am I editing?
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Associate editor @ City and Community
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Associate Editor @ Evidence & Policy
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Associate Editor @ Journal of Urban Affairs
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Associate Editor @ Global Networks
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