Sandy Sherizen

Trained as a sociologist, I became a criminologist and then became a computer security and privacy professional.  I have taught at various universities, led seminars, and given speeches in many settings around the world.  Flunking retirement, I have taught English as Second Language to adult immigrants,  served on a patient research ethics and safety board at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and am a mentor in a College Behind Bars Program taught by professors at Emerson  I have taught lifelong courses on Your Privacy is at Risk, The Sociology of “Deviant” Behaviors, Surviving the Inquisition:  Marranos/Crypto Jews/ Conversos, and Positive and Negative Social Consequences of Technology.