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815 Zulauf Hall
Dekalb, IL 60115 |
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Telephone: (815) 753-0365 |
Fax: (815) 753-6302 |
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Email: soci@sun.soci.niu.edu |
Web: http://www.sociology.niu.edu |
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Chair: Kay B. Forest, Director of Graduate Studies: David F. Luckenbill |
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Aministrative Assistant(s): Colleen Bowers |
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| Degrees Offered: |
MA, BA, BS |
Academic Year System: |
Semester |
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| InState Tuition (20022003): |
$4767 |
| Outofstate Tuition (20022003): |
$8025 |
| Alternative Tuition Structure: |
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| Financial Aid Available to Full-Time Students: |
Teaching Assistantships, Research Assistantships- university funded, Tuition Waivers |
| Number of First Year Graduate Students Receiving
Some Form of Assistance: |
6 |
| Admission Deadline: |
(during academic year) June 1 |
| Financial Support Deadline: |
April 1 |
| Number of Full-Time Graduate Students: |
18 |
| Number of Part-Time Graduate Students: |
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| Number of Undergraduate Majors in Fall 2002: |
459 |
| Teacher Trainings Programs: |
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| Number of Undergraduate Sociology Degrees
Awarded in 2001-2002: |
459 |
| Graduate Record Examination: |
General Test Required |
| Number of Graduate Sociology Degrees
Awarded In 2001-2002: |
| Masters: |
9 |
PHDs: |
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| Special Programs and Areas of Expertise: |
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Community, Criminology/Delinquency, Education, Law and Society, Qualitative Methodology, Quantitative Methodology, Organizations-Formal/Complex Social Psychology, Statistics, Theory |
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| FullTime Faculty |
| Cappell, Charles |
(PhD, Chicago 1982) Quantitative Methodology, Law and Society, Knowledge; Associate Professor. |
| Forest, Kay B. |
(PhD, Cornell 1990) Family, Sex and Gender; Associate Professor. |
| Goar, Carla D. |
(PhD, Texas A&M 2000) Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations, Social Psychology, Small Groups; Assistant Professor. |
| Jesser, Clinton |
(PhD, Michigan State 1962) Sex and Gender, Theory, Medical Sociology; Professor. |
| Kamens, David |
(PhD, Columbia 1968) Education, Social Organization, Stratification/Mobility; Professor. |
| Kourvetaris, George |
(PhD, Northwestern 1969) Political Sociology, Stratification/Mobility, History of Sociology/Social Thought; Professor. |
| Luckenbill, David |
(PhD, California-Santa Barbara 1978) Criminology/Delinquency, Law and Society, Social Psychology; Professor. |
| Markowitz, Fred E. |
(PhD, SUNY-Albany 1996) Criminology/Delinquency, Mental Health, Quantitative Methodology; Assistant Professor. |
| McCorkel, Jill A. |
(PhD, Delaware 1998) Sex and Gender, Law and Society, Criminology/Delinquency; Assistant Professor. |
| Minor, W. William |
(PhD, Florida State 1975) Criminology/Delinquency, Quantitative Methodology; Associate Professor. |
| Moremen, Robin D. |
(PhD, Yale 1991) Medical Sociology, Social Organization; Associate Professor. |
| Myers, Kristen A. |
(PhD, North Carolina State 1996) Sex and Gender, Race/Class/Gender, Social Organization; Assistant Professor. |
| Rubin, Herbert |
(PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1972) Community, Social Change, Qualitative Methodology; Professor. |
| Stolte, John |
(PhD, Washington 1972) Aging/Social Gerontology, Social Psychology, Small Groups; Professor. |
| Sullivan, Maureen E. |
(PhD, California-Davis 1999) Sex and Gender, Theory, Family; Assistant Professor. |
| Thomas, Jim |
(PhD, Michigan State 1980) Criminology/Delinquency, Law and Society, Qualitative Methodology; Professor. |
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