Rate My Professor Cary Bennett

Bennett has published extensively on recreational drug use, trafficking, treatment, education, HIV/AIDS policy, assessment practices, and intimacy in residential aged care. Key publications include 'Challenges facing regional live music venues: A case study of venues in Armidale, NSW' (Popular Music, 2020), 'Baby boomers’ attitudes to maintaining sexual and intimate relationships in long-term care' (Australasian Journal on Ageing, 2020), 'Drugs, moral panics and the dispositive' (Journal of Sociology, 2018), 'Assessment rubrics: thinking inside the boxes' (Learning and Teaching, 2016), 'School-based drug education: the shaping of subjectivities' (History of Education Review, 2014), 'Methadone Maintenance Treatment: Disciplining the 'Addict'' (Health & History, 2011), and 'The emergence of Australia's national campaign against drug abuse: a case-study in the politics of drug control' (Journal of Australian Studies, 2008). He has presented research seminars at the University of New England, including 'Polymorphous anxieties and perverse pleasures: Drugs, moral panics and the dispositive' (2016) and 'Assessment Rubrics: Thinking inside the boxes' (2014). Bennett's work contributes to sociological understandings of drug policy, health discourses, and social issues in Australia.