Small-Scale CBL: Establishing Trust and Equity in Benefits
In a classic piece on community-based learning (CBL) in sociology, Mooney and Edwards define CBL as a broad term … Read More
Teaching in the Era of Social Media and Soundbite News
I started my teaching career as an Assistant Professor in August 2020. Three out of the five sociology courses I … Read More
Sociological Character Arc… When the Adventure Finds You!
In screenplays and novels, the character arc is the protagonist’s journey. Customarily, via afantastical trajectory of transformation and self-discovery, the … Read More
Intro Textbooks as Public Sociology: A Conversation with Kathleen Korgen
Intro to Sociology classes are frequently the first and only contact many students will have with sociology, which also makes … Read More
Rethinking Service-learning to be More Public and Creative
In higher education, instructors are encouraged to incorporate service-learning into their curricula— activities that provide the chance for students to … Read More
Intro Textbooks as Public Sociology: A Conversation with Lisa Wade
Intro to Sociology classes are frequently the first and only contact many students will have with sociology, which also makes … Read More
Intro Textbooks as Public Sociology: A Conversation with Shamus Khan
Intro to Sociology classes are frequently the first and only contact many students will have with sociology, which also makes … Read More
Intro Textbooks as Public Sociology: A Conversation with Dalton Conley
Intro to Sociology classes are frequently the first and only contact many students will have with the discipline, which also … Read More
Public Sociology’s Expression
I can still recall that 2016 election night gathering filled with sociology faculty and graduate students from across Rhode Island. Read More
Roundtable: The Educative Power of Sociology
Following our interview with 2023 ASA President, Professor Prudence Carter, we invited a group of scholars and teachers to … Read More