SEQ Reports:

Each semester, I post my teaching evaluations from the classes I teach so that students will be able to make informed choices about the courses they are thinking of taking with me. I also do so as a matter of dissent toward College practice of not making these public and therefore holding those who interpret the meanings of them to account for their interpretations and not allowing students to ever see the results of their generally very thoughtful and constructive comments.

Spring 2008:

• Sociology 201, Contemporary Sociological Theory;
• Sociology 277, Masculinities;

 

Fall 2007:

• Sociology 202, Introduction to Human Rights;
• Sociology 302, Seminar on Global Human Rights Issues;
  

Classes taught at Wellesley:

 

• Sociology 200, Classical Sociological Theory;
• Sociology 201, Contemporary Sociological Theory;
• Sociology 202, Introduction to Human Rights;
• Sociology 259, The Sociology of International Justice;
• Sociology 277, Masculinities;
• Sociology 290, Propaganda and Persuasion in the Twentieth Century;
• Sociology 302 Advanced Topics in Human Rights;
• Sociology 317, Interrogating the Internet: Critical Perspectives on a New Medium;
• Sociology 325, Social Suffering and the Problem of Evil.
• Sociology 325, Genocide and Social Theory