back to contents Complete Information University of North Carolina-Greensboro   Contact:   P.O. Box 26170 337 Graham Building Greensboro, NC 27402-6170   Telephone: (336) 334-5295 Fax: (336) 334-5283   Email: s_krolls@uncg.edu Web: http://www.uncg.edu/soc/   Chair: Steve Kroll-Smith, Director of Graduate Studies: Julie V. Brown   Aministrative Assistant(s):   Degrees Offered: MA, BA Academic Year System: Semester   In–State Tuition (2002–2003): $1543.50 Out–of–state Tuition (2002–2003): $6825.50 Alternative Tuition Structure: Financial Aid Available to Full-Time Students: Graduate Assistantships-university funded and under faculty members' grants Number of First Year Graduate Students Receiving Some Form of Assistance: 3 Admission Deadline: Financial Support Deadline: Number of Full-Time Graduate Students: 22 Number of Part-Time Graduate Students: 20 Number of Undergraduate Majors in Fall 2002: 220 Teacher Trainings Programs: Number of Undergraduate Sociology Degrees Awarded in 2001-2002: 220 Graduate Record Examination: General Test Required Number of Graduate Sociology Degrees Awarded In 2001-2002:  Masters: 4 PHDs:   Special Programs and Areas of Expertise:   Aging/Social Gerontology, Community, Comparative/Historical, Deviant Behavior, Family, Medical Sociology, Organizations, Political Sociology, Race/Class/Gender, Social Psychology, Stratification; Concentration: Criminology, Cultural Sociology, Education, Environmental Sociology, Law and Society, Quantitative Methodology, Occupations/Professions, Urban Sociology   Full–Time Faculty Adams, Rebecca G. (PhD, Chicago 1983) Friendship, Sociology of Aging and the Life Course, Community; Professor. Ahmad, Aqueil (PhD, Aligarh 1963) Theory, Global Society, Science and Technology; Assistant Professor. Allan, Kenneth (PhD, California-Riverside 1995) Theory, Social Psychology, Culture; Associate Professor. Brown, Julie V. (PhD, Pennsylvania 1981) Medical Sociology, Post Soviet Societies, Occupations/Professions; Associate Professor. Brown, Shelly L. (PhD, Michigan-Ann Arbor 2000) Education, Race/Ethnic/Minority Relations, Quantitative Methodology; Assistant Professor. Cureton, Steven R. (PhD, Washington State 1997) Criminology, Deviance, Family; Assistant Professor. Fisher, C. Daniel (PhD, Iowa State 1974) Family, Social Psychology, Socialization; Instructor. Fuller, Jill (PhD, Virginia 2000) Sex and Gender, Social Organization, Quantitative Methodology; Assistant Professor. Kroll-Smith, Steve (PhD, Pennsylvania 1982) Medical Sociology, Environmental Sociology, Social Psychology; Professor. Long, Tina (MA, North Carolina-Greensboro, 2001) Contemporary Sociology Theory, Research Methods, Criminology; Instructor. Luebke, Paul (PhD, Columbia 1975) Political Sociology, Media, Collective Behavior/Social Movements; Associate Professor. Markham, William T. (PhD, Texas-Austin 1977) Organizations-Formal/Complex, Environmental Stratification/Mobility, Community; Professor. Mitchell, David F. (PhD, Kansas 1971) Urban Sociology, Demography; Assistant Professor. Westervelt, Saundra Davis (PhD, Virginia 1996) Law and Society, Criminology, Cultural Sociology; Assistant Professor. Part–Time Faculty Allen, Donald (PhD, Texas-Austin 1962) Theory, Deviant Behavior, Religion; Emeritus. Burgess, M. Elaine (PhD, North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1960) Emeritus. Davis, Robert (PhD, Washington State 1975) Theory, Race/Class/Gender, Deviant Behavior/Social Disorganization; Adjunct Professor, Faculty from another Institution. Dollar, Cindy (MA, North Carolina-Greensboro 2001) Criminology/Delinquency, Law and Society, Criminal Justice; Lecturer. Farkas, Janice (PhD, Pennsylvania State 1994) Demographic Gerontology, Sociology; Adjunct, Affiliated with: Gerontology. Knox, William (PhD, Cornell 1965) Social Psychology, Education; Emeritus. Lindsay, Paul (PhD, North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1978) Education, Policy Analysis/Public Policy, Undergraduate Education/Teaching; Emeritus. Woolley, Donald (MA, North Carolina-Greensboro 1997) Development, Social Change and Comparative Sociology, Religion; Instructor.