Doreen Anderson-Facile, Ph.D., University of California, Riverside, 2003
Assistant
Professor of Sociology/Criminology.
Research
Scientist, Institute for Social and Community Research.
Teaching: Sociology of Deviance, Juvenile Delinquency, Crime
and Society, Family Violence, Gangs, Race/Ethnicity and Justice, Feminism
and Justice, Feminist Epistimologies and Theory.
Research
Scientist, Institute for Social and Community Research.
Teaching: Introduction to Sociology, Gender and Society, Technology
and Society, Contemporary Social Theory, Sociology of Knowledge, Qualitative
Methods.
Research:
Internet Studies, Culture and Communication, Gender, Inequality, Social
Theory, and Qualitative Methods.
Rhonda
Dugan, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Chicago, 2005
Assistant
Professor of Sociology.
Research
Scientist, Institute for Social and Community Research.
Teaching: Introduction to Sociology, Race & Ethnic Relations,
African American Experience, Research Methods,
Gender & Society, Cultural Sociology, Popular Culture, Sociology
through Film.
Research:
Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, & Gender; Cultural Sociology, Popular Culture; Identity; Migration .
Alem
Kebede, Ph.D., Oklahoma State University, 1999
Professor of Sociology
Coordinator, Master Program in Sociology
Teaching:
Perspectives in Sociological Theory, Advanced Sociological Theory, Social
Stratification, Social Change, Social Movements, The African American
Experience
Research:
Social Theory, Social Movements, Cross Cultural Encounters
Edna Molina, Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1998
Associate
Professor of Sociology
Teaching:
Introduction to Sociology; Asian American Experience; Chicana Experiences; Diveristy and the U.S. Educational System; Ethnic and Race Relations; Family and Stress; Introduction to Research Methods and Advanced Research Design and Methods; and Social Stratification.
Research
Interests: Homelessness in the United States; Issues of Urban Poverty;
Race, Class and Gender; Environmental Justice/Environmental Racism.
Gonzalo
Santos, Ph.D., State University of New York, Binghamton, 1992
Associate
Professor of Sociology
Teaching:
Race and Ethnic Relations, Modern World System, Contemporary Global
Issues, Latino Experiences in the U.S., Latin American Experience, Indigenous
Experience
Research:
Historical Sociology, Immigration, Peoplehood, Latin American and Caribbean
Area Studies, Latinos in the U.S., World Systems' Analysis
Teaching:
Introductory Sociology, Research Methods, Sociology of Religion, Computer
Literacy, Collective Behavior, Social Psychology, Social Stratification,
Critical Thinking
Research:
Computers and Society, Collective Behavior, Sociology of Religion, American
Society, Cross-cultural Sociology