Arizona State University, List of Institutions Offering Graduate and Postgraduate Courses in the Sociology of Education

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Arizona State University

Contact:

	Box 872101 Tempe, AZ 85287-2101
	Telephone: (480) 965-3546	Fax: (480) 965-0064
	Email: sociology@asu.edu	Web: http://www.asu.edu/clas/sociology
	Chair: Verna M. Keith, Director of Graduate Studies: Mary H. Benin
	Aministrative Assistant(s): Paul Christensen

Degrees Offered:

PhD, MA, BA

Academic Year System:

Semester

In–State Tuition (2002–2003):

$2412

Out–of–state Tuition (2002–2003):

$10278

Alternative Tuition Structure:

Financial Aid Available to Full-Time Students:

Teaching Assistantships, Research Assistantships-through faculty members' grants, Tuition Waivers, Fellowship from the University

Number of First Year Graduate Students Receiving Some Form of Assistance:

Admission Deadline:

Spring admission limited to students who have completed at least 6 hours of graduate-level course work in Sociology.

Financial Support Deadline:

January 31 for preferential consideration; if not filled then rolling.

Number of Full-Time Graduate Students:

Number of Part-Time Graduate Students:

Number of Undergraduate Majors in Fall 2002:

308

Teacher Trainings Programs:

Number of Undergraduate Sociology Degrees Awarded in 2001-2002:

308

Graduate Record Examination:

General Test Required

Number of Graduate Sociology Degrees Awarded In 2001-2002:

Masters:

PHDs:

Special Programs and Areas of Expertise:

Demography, Family, Medical Sociology, Migration and Immigration, Work and Labor Markets, Environmental, Mental Health, Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations, Science & Technology, Global Political & Cultural Processes, Education, Political Sociology.

Full–Time Faculty

Agadjanian, Victor

(PhD, Southern California 1995) Demography, Development, Sex and Gender; Associate Professor.

Benin, Mary H.

(PhD, Nebraska-Lincoln 1977) Family, Quantitative Methodology, Education; Associate Professor.

Bolin, Robert

(PhD Colorado-Boulder 1976) Environmental, Theory, Political Ecology; Professor.

Cobas, José A.

(PhD, Texas-Austin 1975) Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations, Quantitative Methodology; Professor.

Glick, Jennifer

(PhD, Texas-Austin 1997) Family, Demography, Migration and Immigration; Assistant Professor.

Hackett, Edward J.

(PhD, Cornell 1979) Science and Technology, Occupations/Professions, Organizations-Formal/Complex; Professor.

Harlan, Sharon L.

(PhD, Cornell 1979) Work and Labor Markets, Sex and Gender, Community; Associate Professor.

Jacobson, David

(PhD, Princeton 1991) Migration and Immigration, Political Sociology, Comparative/Historical Sociology; Associate Professor.

Keith, M. Verna

(PhD, Kentucky 1982) Mental Health, Aging/Healthcare Access, Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations; Associate Professor.

Kronenfeld, Jennie

(PhD, Brown 1976) Medical Sociology, Aging/Social Gerontology, Children and Youth; Professor.

Kulis, Stephen S.

(PhD, Columbia 1984) Work and Labor Markets, Occupations/Professions, Sex and Gender; Professor.

Miller-Loessi, Karen A.

(PhD, Stanford 1976) Occupations/Professions, Children and Youth, Social Psychology; Associate Professor.

Padilla, Peter

(PhD, Arizona State 1997) Military Sociology, Social Psychology; Assistant Professor.

Sullivan, Deborah A.

(PhD, Duke 1976) Medical Sociology, Demography, Aging/Social Gerontology; Associate Professor.

Thomas, George M.

(PhD, Stanford 1979) Political Sociology, Religion, Cultural Sociology; Professor.

Weitz, Rose

(PhD, Yale 1978) Medical Sociology, Sex and Gender, Sociology of the Body; Professor.

Yabiku, Scott

(PhD, Michigan-Ann Arbor 2002) Family, Demography, Children and Youth; Assistant Professor.

Part–Time Faculty

Axelrod, Morris

(PhD, Michigan 1954) Quantitative Methodology, Cultural Sociology, Demography; Emeritus.

Fine, Robert

(PhD, New York 1971) Family, Sex and Gender; Lecturer.

Glick, Paul C.

(PhD, Wisconsin-Madison 1938) Demography; Adjunct Professor.

Gordon, Leonard

(PhD, Wayne State 1966) Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations, Collective Behavior/Social Movements, Education; Emeritus.

Hardert, Ronald A.

(PhD, Indiana-Bloomington 1967) Environmental Sociology, Science and Technology, Medical Sociology; Emeritus.

Heard, Holly E.

(PhD, North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2002) Family, Demography, Children and Youth; Assistant Professor, Affiliated with: Family and Human Development.

Horton, Paul

(PhD, Ohio State 1949) Social Problems; Adjunct Professor.

Johnson, William S.

(PhD, South Carolina-Columbia 1971) Quantitative Methodology; Professor, Affiliated.

Kunkel, John H.

(PhD, Michigan 1960) Social Psychology, Social Change, Human Ecology; Adjunct Professor.

Laner, Mary R.

(PhD, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University 1976) Courtship, Marriage, Violence Between Intimates; Emerita.

Mogey, John M.

(PhD, Queens 1949) Family; Adjunct Professor.

Peterson, Gary W

(PhD, Brigham Young 1978) Family, Socialization, Social Psychology; Emeritus.

Pfuhl, Erdwin

(PhD, Washington State 1961) Criminology/Delinquency; Emeritus.

Snow, Robert

(PhD, Minnesota 1967) Mass Communication/Public Opinion, Social Psychology, Everyday Life; Emeritus.

Westie, Frank R.

(PhD, Ohio State 1951) Social Psychology; Adjunct Professor.

Whitam, Frederick L.

(PhD, Indiana-Bloomington 1965) Sexuality and Homosexuality, Sex and Gender, Deviant Behavior/Social Disorganization; Emeritus.

Williams III, David P.

(PhD, Arizona State 1987) Social Problems, Mass Communication/Public Opinion; Adjunct Professor.

Yamamori, Tetsunao

(PhD, Duke 1970) Religion, International Development; Adjunct Professor.

2001–02 PHD Recipients and Dissertation Titles

Berg, Ellen

Adolescents in Step Families: Effects of Custodial Step and Nonresident Parents