Ken Frank
Professor of Measurement and Quantitative Methods and Fisheries and Wildlife
Office Phone: 517-355-9567
Email: kenfrank@msu.edu
Link to CV: Ken Frank's CV
Education:
Ph.D., measurement, evaluation and statistical Analysis, University of Chicago Department of Education, 1993
Dissertation: using an iterative partitioning clustering algorithm to identify cliques of actors in a network. Applications include identifying cliques of teachers in high schools, cliques of students in a single grade of high school, and subgroups of schools which exchange many students.
Chair: Anthony Bryk
Committee: Charles Bidwell, Benjamin Wright, Kazuo Yamaguchi, Dan Lortie and Bob Dreeben
M.A., higher and adult continuing education, University of Michigan School of Education, 1988
B.A. statistics and English, University of Michigan, 1985
Bio:
Research Interests:
social network modeling
Home Page: Ken Frank's website
Publications
| Title | Book/Journal | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Drivers and Socioeconomic Impacts of Tourism Participation in Protected Areas | PLoS One | 2012 |
| Weak Ties, Labor Migration, and Environmental Impacts: Toward a Sociology of Sustainability | Organization & Environment | 2012 |