| My teaching philosophy engages students in the sociological enterprise by introducing them to theories and concepts, teaching them to interpret and evaluate empirical evidence, and encouraging them to apply this knowledge as students, community members, and citizens. My fundamental goal is for students to know sociology as a science that uses qualitative and quantitative data to understand social organization. Fall 2008 This semester, I am teaching Research Methods (SOCI 232) and Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies (WMST 201). Spring 2009In Spring, I am scheduled to teach Research Methods (SOCI 232), Families (SOCI 330), and ST: Race/Ethnicity (SOCI 387). |
J-Term 2009 in Tobago! In J-Term 2009, I will be co-teaching SOCW in Tobago with Associate Professor of Social Work JoDee Keller. Visit the Wang Center for more information. Photos from our J-term 2008 course are also available.
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