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Dr. Aldo CImino

Dr. Aldo Cimino

Assistant Professor
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236 Lowry Hall
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acimino1 [at] kent.edu
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Biography

Research Areas of Expertise

  • Group initiation practices
  • Secret societies, with a focus on Greek letter societies
  • The evolution of newcomer-directed sentiments and enduring coalitions

Profile

Dr. Cimino's primary research focus is aversive initiation practices (hazing). He studies the causes and consequences of hazing, integrating experimental and ethnographic methodologies. Dr. Cimino is also broadly interested in the creation and maintenance of secret societies, the treatment of group newcomers, and the underlying psychology that allows groups to endure over time. 

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