Teaching
I founded the Anthropology and Sociology program in 1990 with Phyllis Passariello.
I have taught more than 30 different courses in that time (which is nuts).
The required courses that I now teach for the program (major) are:
Introduction to Sociology; Social Structure; and a senior seminar on Public Sociology.
The elective courses that I regularly teach for the college are:
Sociology of Family Life; The Happy Society; Sociology of American Religion; Social Welfare; and a first-year seminar on A Happy Life.
I co-directed Centre's program in London, and have taken students during the Centre (January) Term to South Africa and to Australia.
I have taught more than 30 different courses in that time (which is nuts).
The required courses that I now teach for the program (major) are:
Introduction to Sociology; Social Structure; and a senior seminar on Public Sociology.
The elective courses that I regularly teach for the college are:
Sociology of Family Life; The Happy Society; Sociology of American Religion; Social Welfare; and a first-year seminar on A Happy Life.
I co-directed Centre's program in London, and have taken students during the Centre (January) Term to South Africa and to Australia.
Recent syllabi
SOC 110 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 120 Social Structure
SOC 203 Introduction to Family Life
SOC 321 The Happy Society
SOC 344 Sociology of American Religion
SOC 110 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 120 Social Structure
SOC 203 Introduction to Family Life
SOC 321 The Happy Society
SOC 344 Sociology of American Religion