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Chairperson
- Albert J. Meehan
Ph.D. Boston University, Sociology
Policing, ethnomethodology and conversation analysis.
Professors
- Peter J. Bertocci
Ph.D. Michigan State University, Anthropology
political economy, religion and cultural change, special focus on Islamic societies, South Asia.
- Judith K. Brown
Ed.D. Harvard University, Human Development
gender roles, cross-cultural analysis
- Amanda Burgess-Proctor
Ph.D., Michigan State University, Criminal Justice
Criminological theory, feminist criminology, intimate partner violence, juvenile justice
- Graham Cassano
Ph.D. Brandeis University, Sociology
Urban sociology, Theory, Labor History, Mass Media, Race, Gender & Class
- Lisa Dalton
Ph.D. University of Texas at Arlington, Social Work
Human Behavior in the Social Environment, Introduction to Social Work, Field Instruction
- Henri Gooren
Ph.D., Utrecht University, Anthropology
Religion, Latin America
- Raymond V. Liedka
Ph.D. Cornell University
Statistics, organizations, criminology, stratification, methods
- Karen Neuman Allen
Ph.D. Wayne State University, Education
social work practice, health care, distance education in social work, theory
- Terri L. Orbuch
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Sociology
Interpersonal relationships, race/gender, interrelationships between relationships, marital stability and quality, sexuality and sexual norms, account-making and narratives.
- Jo Reger
Ph.D. Ohio State University, Sociology
Social movements, gender, qualitative methods, organizations
- George Sanders
Ph.D. Vanderbilt University, Sociology
Sociology of Religion, stratification, research methods, theory
- Cynthia J. Schellenbach
Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University, Human Development
Family systems and the ecology of marriage and the family, community based prevention and intervention, sociological perspectives on adulthood and aging, sociology of youth and adolescence, individual and family ecology.
- Gary Shepherd
Ph.D. Michigan State University, Sociology
Sociology of religion, new religious movements, Mormonism, The Family, The Church Universal and Triumphant and Social and Political Movements.
- Scott J Smith
Ph.D., Arizona State University, Social Work
Sexual health, health disparities, international social work.
- Suzanne Spencer-Wood
Ph.D. University of Massachusetts, Anthropology
Feminist theory in anthropology and archaeology, nonlinear systems theory, archaeological theory and method, feminist historical archaeology, historical archaeology of class, ethnicity, market access and settlement, industrial archaeology and cultural resource management.
- Richard B. Stamps
Ph.D. Michigan State University, Anthropology
Anthropology, archaeology, Chinese prehistory and 19th century North America, Chinese minorities, Asian Americans, Christianity in China, applied anthropology.
Lecturers
Emeriti faculty
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