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FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION AND TEACHING INTERESTS
OF CURRENT SOCIOLOGY FACULTY*
Academic Year 2009-2010
Robyn Autry, Assistant
Professor of Sociology
Race and
Ethnicity
Culture
Comparative
Historical Sociology
Urban Sociology
Mary Ann Clawson,
Professor of Sociology
(on sabbatical, Spring 2010)
Social
Movements
Work,
Leisure and Popular Culture
The Family
Sociology
of Gender
Jonathan Cutler,
Associate Professor of Sociology
Social
Theory
Political
Sociology
Political Economy
Labor
Alex Dupuy, Professor of
Sociology
(on sabbatical, Fall 2009)
Globalization
Sociology
of Development/World System
Migration
Race and
Ethnicity
Caribbean
Charles Lemert,
Professor of Sociology
(on sabbatical, Spring 2010)
History and
Structure of Globalization
American
Society and Culture
Political
Demography
Social Theory
Social Ethics and Philosophy
Daniel Long, Assistant
Professor of Sociology
(on sabbatical, Fall 2009)
Sociology
of Education
Educational
and Economic Inequality
Quantitative Methods
Economic
Sociology
Rob Rosenthal, Professor
of Sociology
Urban
Sociology
Housing and
Homelessness
Music and
Social Movements
Community
Research
Service-Learning
Paromita Sanyal,
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Sociology
of Gender - U.S. and Global
Economic
Sociology - Interactions of culture and
economy
Sociology
of Development
Non-profit
Organizations and Civil Society
Democracy
and Governance
Qualitative
Analysis (Interviews and
Ethnography)
Laura Stark,
Assistant Professor, Science in Society Program
and Sociology
Science and
Medicine (especially the human sciences)
Ethics and
Morality
Law, regulation,
and politics
Healthcare
Social Theory
Ethnographic and
Archival Methods
*Note that all Sociology faculty teach Introductory Sociology on
a yearly basis.
Rev. 7/09
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