41. Sociology Events And Colloquia She will teach introductory sociology in the fall, and a graduate field methods course in the spring. Kristen Harknett – specializes in family demography, http://www.ssc.upenn.edu/soc/News_Events/

Sociology Fall 2005 Colloquium Series Sociology Department Colloquium Series for Fall 2005 Wednesdays from 12:00 - 1:00pm, McNeil Building, 3718 Locust Walk, University of Pennsylvania, Room 103 ( unless otherwise noted Our next colloquium in the Fall 2005 series Wednesday, September 28, 2005 Keith N. Hampton Assistant Professor, Annenberg School for Communication University of Pennsylvania Dr. Hampton will speak on "To Dwell Among Friends (or not): Personal Networks in Internet and City." Keith N. Hampton is an Assistant Professor in the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. He received his Ph.D. and M.A. from the University of Toronto in sociology, and a B.A. in sociology from the University of Calgary. His research interests focus on the relationship between information and communication technologies, social relationships, and the urban environment. Website(s): http://www.mysocialnetwork.net/ Special Events Sociology News and Sociology in the News Fall 2005 Congratulations to Kristen Harknett, Virginia Chang and John Kimberly who recently received

42. Yale Sociology Graduate Program program in sociology prepares students for careers in research and teaching. While the majority of graduates teach in colleges and universities, http://www.yale.edu/socdept/gradprogram.html

43. Johns Hopkins University : Department Of Sociology race and gender, sociology of immigration, and worldsystems studies. Its graduates teach and conduct research in many of the major universities in the http://www.soc.jhu.edu/

About the Department Undergraduate Program Graduate Program People Directory ... Quick Links Search Sociology: JHEM (Web Mail Access) JHU Department of Sociology 533 Mergenthaler Hall 3400 N. Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218 410-516-7626 phone 410-516-7590 fax JHU - Homewood Campus Highlights Founded by James Coleman , the Department has had a distinguished and productive record during its more than four decades of existence. Despite its small size, it ranks as one of the major Sociology departments in the nation according to the latest surveys. The department is strong in the sociology of education, social structure and personality, family, social policy, cross-national research, sociology of development, race and gender, sociology of immigration, and world-systems studies . Its graduates teach and conduct research in many of the major universities in the nation and abroad. About the Department Undergraduate Program Graduate Program People Directory ... QuickLinks

44. University Of Chicago - Department Of Sociology - Student Life Graduate students in sociology participate in a wide range of teaching opportunities. Students teach either at the University or in one of the many http://sociology.uchicago.edu/students/teaching.html

45. Teaching Page Spring 2004 SOC 1301 Sections 7 8 Introduction to sociology In this spirit of selfresponsibility I see my teaching as leadership by example. http://www2.tltc.ttu.edu/schneider/teach.html

Teaching Page Electronic Syllabi Texas Tech University Introduction to Sociology Spring 2004 SOC 4311 Sociology and the Person Fall 2003 SOC 4327 Juvenile Delinquency Fall 2003 SOC 5325 Seminar in Deviance Spring 2003 SOC 4311 Sociology and the Person Introduction to Sociology Fall 2002 SOC 4327 Juvenile Delinquency Fall 2002 SOC 5320 Social Psychology: Symbolic Interactionism Spring 2002 SOC 1301 Introduction to Sociology Spring 2002 SOC 4311 Sociology and the Person Fall 2001 Sociology 5325 Graduate Seminar in Deviance Fall 2001 SOC 4327 Juvenile Delinquency Spring 2001 Soc 1301 Introduction to Sociology Spring 2001 Soc 4311 Sociology and the Person Fall 2000 SOC 5320 Social Psychology: Symbolic Interactionism Fall 2000 SOC 4327 Juvenile Delinquency Fall 2000 IS 1100 Freshman Seminar Spring 2000 Soc 1301 Introduction to Sociology Spring 2000 Soc 4311 Sociology and the Person Fall 1999 Sociology 1301 Introduction to Sociology Fall 1999 Sociology 5325 Graduate Seminar in Deviance Fall 1999 IS-1100 Freshpeople Seminar Spring 1999 Sociology 1301 Introduction to Sociology Spring 1999 Sociology 4327 Juvenile Delinquency Fall 1998 Sociology 5332 Graduate Seminar in Social Psychology: Symbolic Interactionism Fall 1998 Sociology 1301 Introduction to Sociology Spring 1998 Sociology 1301 Introduction to Sociology Spring 1998 Sociology 4327 Juvenile Delinquency Fall 1997 Sociology 1301 Introduction to Sociology Fall 1997 Sociology 4311 Sociology and the Person Indiana University

46. Sociology Faculty I teach a variety of sociology courses including a completely online course in VSU s education doctoral program. My current published research is a look at http://www.valdosta.edu/soc/sociology_faculty_bios.htm

Sociology Faculty Bios Dr. Chet Ballard , Professor of Sociology Interim Chair, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Criminal Justice cballard@valdosta.edu Office: 229) 333-5491 University Center: 11 Download Dr. Ballard's Vita I am in my 20 th The Student’s Companion to Sociology published in 1997 with two British co-authors. I teach a variety of sociology courses including a completely on-line course in VSU's education doctoral program. My current published research is a look at the early days of the Association for Humanist Sociology published in The American Sociologist . Dr. Prine (Criminal Justice) and I have recently completed a study of community policing in Thomasville, GA. In 1992 I was elected president of the Georgia Sociological Association, in 2000 I served as President of the Association for Humanist Sociology, and in 2002 (and again in 2004) I served as president of VSU's chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). I am President of the Board of Directors of America's Second Harvest Food Bank of South Georgia, Chair of the Advisory Council for the Alzheimer's Day Care Center, a program of VSU's Division of Social Work, and a member of the Community Policing Subcommittee in Valdosta's Weed and Seed Program. My partner, Myrna, is president of the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce and we live in rural Brooks County, out in the sticks, at the end of a semi-paved road with three dogs and two silly cats.

47. Red Feather Home Page The Cuban sociology Page will be helpful to those who teach Social Problems and Social Policy and want to see what Cuba Does. http://uwacadweb.uwyo.edu/RED_FEATHER/

WELCOME, STUDENTS OF THE WORLD; WE HOPE OUR WORK HELPS YOUR RESEARCH, WRITING AND TEACHING, TRYoung, Director IN REMEMBRANCE TR Young The family of T. R. Young (1928-2004) is sad to inform his friends and colleagues that he passed away on Feb 15, 2004 after an extended illness. Dad had a full and rewarding life in academic terms as well as in his personal life. He taught for 50 years and founded the Red Feather Institute for Advanced Studies in 1971. Growing up in the industrial slums of Flint, Michigan, with eight brothers and sisters, he dropped out of high school at 16 to work at A.C. Spark Plug. Dad later went back to school and worked his way through college, earned his teaching certificate and taught at Clio High School and Holly High School. He went on to earn an MA in Sociology at University of Michigan in 1958 and his PhD. in Sociology from University of Colorado in 1967. His twenty year career at Colorado State University is only a small part of the many contributions he made at universities around the country. Dad has made many contributions to American Sociology, and now that he’s gone his work is sure to live on famously or infamously in college classrooms around the country. He has done original work in critical dramaturgy, in applications of Marxist social theory to several other branches of sociology, including chaos theory and complexity theory, central topics in sociology, among which are class dynamics, symbolic interaction, and social change and the forms of crime. Dad has also contributed to the funds of social justice of sections of the American Sociology Association as well as to the local Women’s Crisis Center.

48. Sociology Department program in sociology prepares students for careers in research and teaching. While the majority of our graduates teach in colleges and universities, http://sociology.buffalo.edu/

Home Contact Us Undergraduate Graduate Faculty/Staff Alumni News/Events Resources/Links Summer Institute Welcome to the Sociology Department of the University at Buffalo State University of New York Over the past three years the sociology department hired six new faculty members and added several adjunct appointments of sociologists based in other departments or research centers. The department now includes twelve full-time and six adjunct faculty. With these additions we now offer depth and breadth of concentrations in five areas: Family and the Life Course Law and Society Race and Ethnicity Sociology of Culture Urban and Community Our graduate program offers MA, PhD, and joint JD/PhD degree programs. Courses in the MA program provide a strong foundation in classic and contemporary theories, research methods, and statistics. MA students are encouraged to focus their course work in preparation to write an MA thesis or project, and they are also encouraged to develop breadth in sociology by choosing a range of courses from our areas of concentration. About Buffalo Student Life Campus Maps College of Arts and Sciences ... Graduate Study @ UB This website is supported by the College of Arts and Sciences web team Inquiries or comments about this website should be directed to the College of Arts and Sciences webmaster

49. Teaching teaching. Learning. Success. sociology and Psychology students enjoy the I currently teach a variety of sociology and psychology courses at Ohio http://www.southern.ohiou.edu/faculty/jarrett/teaching.htm

Teaching Jarrett Home Curriculum Vitae Research/Scholarship University/Community Teaching Experiences 2004 Teaching Ohio University Southern Journey to Wholeness University of South Carolina Beaufort South Campus 2003 Teaching Ohio University Southern Journey to Wholeness University of South Carolina Beaufort at Hilton Head 2002 Teaching University of South Carolina Beaufort at Hilton Head OUS Teaching Learning Success Sociology and Psychology students enjoy the learning environment at OUS Dr. Charles W. Jarrett Associate Professor, Ohio University Southern jarrett@ohio.edu Charles W. Jarrett earned his Ph. D. from The Ohio State University. Dr. Jarrett served as a research assistant at Battelle Institute in Columbus, Ohio, and taught courses in rural sociology at Ohio State under the direction of Dr. Ted L. Napier. Charles studied social theory under Roscoe C. Hinkle and took classes from Laurel Richardson and Norman K. Denzin. Charles' areas of concentration include rural sociology, social theory, and research methodology. Charles teaches a variety of sociology and psychology courses at Ohio Southern. His teaching interests include race and ethnic relations, deviant behavior, Appalachian culture, personality, and social problems. Charles created a new class for undergraduates entitled Journey to Wholeness based on his research experiences in the Sea Islands of South Carolina. Charles was granted tenure and promoted to the rank of Associate Professor (2004). Charles currently resides in Ironton with his wife (Patricia) and son (Jacob).

50. Sociology Become certified to teach multiple subjects and age groups for increased Obtain an advanced degree in sociology for research administration positions. http://www.careers.siue.edu/majors/majors/html/sociology.htm

What can I do with this degree? SOCIOLOGY AREAS HUMAN SERVICES Counseling Case Management Advocacy Mental Health Services Programming Administration EMPLOYERS Community service agencies Advocacy groups Federal, state, and local government United Way agencies Local branches of national non-profit organizations Religiously-affiliated service organizations Private foundations Adoption and child care agencies Nursing homes and retirement communities Hospitals and wellness centers Halfway houses Vocational services Educational information services Insurance companies STRATEGIES AREAS CRIMINAL JUSTICE Corrections Rehabilitation Law Enforcement Judiciary EMPLOYERS Correctional institutions Court systems Federal, state, and local government (especially law enforcement agencies) STRATEGIES Gain practical experience via part-time or summer jobs, internships, or volunteer work. Volunteer to work with troubled youth. Obtain a graduate or law degree for advancement. Consider obtaining experience in a branch of the military. AREAS EDUCATION Teaching Research EMPLOYERS Public and private schools Colleges and universities Adult education providers STRATEGIES Obtain certification/licensure to teach grades K-12. Become certified to teach multiple subjects and age groups for increased job opportunities. Earn a graduate degree for post-secondary teaching opportunities. Assist a professor with research. Take extra courses in research and statistics. Develop exceptional written and oral communication skills. Volunteer as a tutor. Secure strong personal recommendations, particularly from professors.

51. Careers Requires MA or Ph.D. in sociology. Sociologists can teach at the community level with a master s degree or at the college level with a Ph.D. http://www.geneseo.edu/~soc/careers.html

Planning A Career with a Bachelor's of Arts in Sociology? One of the most common questions asked of any sociology professor is, "What can I do with a Sociology BA?" In reality, there are several answers to this question. The American Sociological Association has a web site that outlines possible career paths and offers tips for how to apply to graduate school - (http://www.asanet.org/student/career/homepage.html) First, a Sociology BA provides you with a useful background for some specific jobs. For example, employers in fields such as criminal justice, human services, or personnel and industrial relations often employ sociology majors in a variety of capacities in their organizations. Students who pursue graduate training in sociology and related fields can also expect to find employment in fields such as teaching, research, planning, social work, and public policy. If you are interested in a career in one of these fields, there are several things you can do to make yourself more attractive to a prospective employer. You may want to choose your elective courses in sociology (as well as your general electives)

52. Sociology Dept., WCAS The Northwestern sociology Department concentrates especially on those relations We teach courses and do research on relations between men and women, http://www.northwestern.edu/sociology/

NU Calendar NU Travel NU Purchases Sociology Colloquiums ... Workshops Sociologists study systems made up of relations among people, such as families, formal organizations, ethnic groups, or countries and their politics. The Northwestern Sociology Department concentrates especially on those relations that create and maintain inequalities, looking at the social movements, legal and economic systems, institutions, organizations, and cultural forms that shape, redress, or defend these systems of inequality. We teach courses and do research on relations between men and women, racial and ethnic groups, rich and poor, and workers and managers, and the feminist, civil rights, and labor movements that grow from them. As a discipline, Sociology blends scientific and humanistic approaches. This department uses and teaches four main methods: quantitative survey methods, historical and comparative methods, ethnographic methods, and cultural analysis. A department is not just an intellectual discipline. It is also a place where people teach and learn, meet requirements for degrees, prepare for and pursue careers, and develop and maintain intellectual, professional, and personal ties. The evidence suggests we are doing these tasks well. The books and articles of the faculty and students regularly win prizes and honors and we do extremely well in national ranking systems. Even our most demanding courses are well received by both majors and nonmajors. And one could make a plausible case for eavedropping on our hallway conversations as a good introduction to the sociological imagination.

53. CRLT Teaching Strategies: Sociology The SocioLog Julian Dierkes Comprehensive Guide to sociology OnLine http//www.sociolog.com/links/topics.html teach. Instructional Resources http://vrd.ucv.cl/importaciones/Teaching-Learning/Teaching_Strategies_Website/so

Sociology University of Colorado at Boulder WWW Resources for Sociologists http://osiris.colorado.edu/SOC/RES/ General and topical sites The SocioLog: Julian Dierkes' Comprehensive Guide to Sociology On-Line http://www.sociolog.com/links/topics.html#teach Instructional Resources University of Colorado at Boulder Teaching Sociology http://sobek.colorado.edu/~jonesem/teaching.html Syllabi, general resources, and topical sites For Faculty For GSIs For Departments For Multicultural Teaching ... CRLT Theatre Program For more information, please contact CRLT

54. Job Opportunities :: Sociology Department :: Duke University PhD in sociology and evidence of teaching undergraduate level required. Ability to teach a wide range of sociology courses including introduction to http://www.soc.duke.edu/graduate/jobs.html

@import url(/style/style.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Tour of Department At a Glance Applications Contacts ... Princeton Fellows In Globalization And Governance Program - 2006-2007 The Center for Globalization and Governance (CGG) at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, directed by Helen Milner, announces the Globalization and Governance Fellowship program. CGG will award one-year research positions to eligible, talented scholars. University of Oklahoma . The Department of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for a tenure–track assistant professor position to begin August 16, 2006. For this position the Department seeks candidates who can teach and do research in the field of Demography. Emory College and Emory's Office of University-Community Partnerships (OUCP) are seeking applicants for a two-year post-doctoral teaching and research fellowship in community building and social change. University of Kansas . The Department of Sociology seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor starting August 18, 2006. We seek a candidate with expertise in globalization, especially as it relates to the world economy and economic change, transnational economic processes, organizations, movements, and global transformations in labor and work; we are primarily interested in candidates with research and teaching interests focused on the Middle East . Ohio University . The Department of Sociology and Anthropology seeks two tenure-track Assistant Professor (1) with expertise in sociological theory (2) with expertise in political sociology and social movements with secondary teaching ability in sociological theory and/or research methods.

55. Department Of Sociology :: Position Openings The missions of the Department of sociology at Kent State University parallel those of the Ability to teach social theory will be considered an asset. http://dept.kent.edu/sociology/position.htm

Department of Sociology HOME POSITION OPENINGS GRADUATE PROGRAM UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM DEPARTMENT MISSION DEPARTMENT RESOURCES ... UPCOMING EVENTS POSITION #212732 Kent State University. The Department of Sociology invites applications for a tenure-track position at the senior level (Professor or Associate) to begin in August 2006. We seek a scholar in the area of medical sociology and/or the sociology of mental health . Applicants must have a demonstrated record of research, external funding, and teaching experience appropriate to rank. The university has generous research and teaching development support programs. Our doctoral program is offered jointly with University of Akron and has three specializations: medical sociology, social psychology and inequality. Applications received before Friday, September 30th, 2005 will be guaranteed consideration. We will continue to accept applications until the position is filled. POSITION #212002 Kent State University. The Department of Sociology invites applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position beginning August, 2006 (pending final budgetary approval). We seek applicants with research interests in

56. Teaching Certificate Reqs NIU students who want to be certified to teach sociology/social sciences in grades 612 must declare their intention to do so with theoffice of teacher http://www.sociology.niu.edu/teaching.html

57. Blues Club Owner To Co-teach Sociology Class - The Daily Texan - Top Stories Blues club owner to coteach sociology class, , The Daily Texan, a newspaper of University of Texas, Austin. http://www.dailytexanonline.com/news/2003/11/06/TopStories/Blues.Club.Owner.To.C

document.write(''+''); The Daily Texan Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Serving the community of The University of Texas at Austin since 1900 document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Sections Home Classifieds Multimedia Photo Galleries Interactive Login Register Around Campus Advertising Rates ... log in or register Search Archives Advanced Search Extended Archives Click here to tell your Hurricane Rita story and get information var story_id = 550309; Top Stories Blues club owner to co-teach sociology class By Sarah Kleiner Long before Stevie Ray Vaughan dreamed of touring as a renowned blues musician, he sat in Antone's on Sixth Street in the late 1970s, hoping to get the chance to play guitar with Albert King, one of the most influential blues guitarists of all time. Vaughan convinced his friend Clifford Antone, owner of the club, to beg King to let Vaughan play guitar with him. After talking with King twice, Vaughan sat onstage, and his career as a blues master began. "That's the best I ever saw either one of those guys play was right there," Antone said.

58. Department Of Sociology SOCIOLOGY PART-TIME LECTURERS (PTL) Emily Koven will continue as a visiting instructor in sociology by teaching Principles Weber will teach sociology of Sport, the Social Context of Aging, http://www.louisville.edu/a-s/soc/ptl.htm

Department of Sociology SOCIOLOGY PART-TIME LECTURERS (PTL) Emily Burroughs MA erburr01@louisville.edu William Cubine PhD william.cubine@louisville.edu Cynthia Ganote PhD Dr. Ganote recently received her PhD in sociology from Vanderbilt University. Her dissertation topic involved the role of social capital in neighborhood mobilization and focused on ways to enact hope within communities. In the fall, 2005 semester, Dr. Ganote will teach two sections of SOC 320 Social Theory. Sara Gibson MA Prof. Gibson recently completed her master's in women and gender studies from UofL, and, in the fall, 2005 semester, she will teach SOC 452 Family Violence. segibs02@louisville.edu Suzanne Hopf JD suzanne.hopf@ky.gov Andrea Koven ABD andrea.koven@louisville.edu Karen McKinney ABD Prof. McKinney is an ABD from the University of Minnesota and includes Marriage and Family, Sexuality, and Gender Roles as her areas of interest. During the fall, 2005 semester, she will be teaching Human Sexuality and Research Methods. John McTighe PhD Angela Orend MA angela.orend@louisville.edu

59. Teaching Ideas & Resources - TES - The Times Educational Supplement teach citizenship ( would teach sociology but don t think I could teach RE)? It looks an amazing subject to teach- unforutnately its not available in http://www.tes.co.uk/section/staffroom/thread.aspx?story_id=2121580&path=/pshe a

60. University Of Windsor - Faculty Positions - Sociology And Anthropology Tenure-Tr Applicants must possess a PhD in sociology or related discipline and have Applicants should have a demonstrated teaching record, a willingness to teach http://www.uwindsor.ca/units/vpacademic/faculty_jobs/facjobs_v2.nsf/0/1f7ead4127

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