College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Sociology

Graduate Students


Names & Areas of Interest

Click Names for Individual Web Pages (if available)
Adrian, Valerie  - Religion, Family, Gender, Inequality
Akers, Sarah - Family Organization, Race, Stratification, Genocide/Ethnic Conflict
Anderson, Annika  -  Culture, Social Stratification, Crime
Astorino, Joseph Anthony  - Sociology of Science, Environmental Sociology, Sociology of Agriculture, Stratification, Pedagogy, and Service Learning
Bean, Elyse  -  Environmental Sociology, Policy, and Environmental Justice
Beilstein-Wedel, Erin Elyse  -  Environmental Sociology, Political Sociology, and Social Movements.
Bittinger, Katherine - environmental sociology; criminology, and methods & statistics
Blake, Sarah Elizabeth  -  Sociology, Labor Markets, and Rural/Community
Clayson, Mandy - Family, Work and Occupation, Gender, Statistical Methods
Colby, Ashley - Environmental Sociology, Sociology of Food, Sustainable Agriculture
Collazo, Jose Luis - Immigration, Transnationalism, Stratification, Development, Latin America, Labor Markets
Crookston, Andrew  -  Political Sociology, Globalization, Human Rights, Sociology of Education, Agriculture, Demography
Cutler, Kristin  -   Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency, Deviance, Drugs and Alcohol, Gender
Darras, Brice - Technology, Aging, Privacy, Research Methods 
Davaran, Ardavan  -  
Edwards, Michelle Lynn  -  Environmental Sociology, Natural Resource Issues, Gender, Race, and Class, Globalization
Hao, Feng - Demography, Marriage and Family
Kremer, Joseph  -  Criminology, Deviance, Technology, Environment
Lengefeld, Michael - Environmental Sociology, Political Sociology, Social Ecology
Levans, Nathan  -  Social Movements, Political Economy of Religion, Capitalism and Climate Change
McKee, Adam  -  Aging, Religion, Social Networks, Poverty, Gender, and Race
Nielsen, Brian Robert  -  Political, knowledge, and science
Oakland, Zachary  -  Sociological Theory, Sociology of Knowledge, Sociology of Science, Political Sociology, Sociology of Religion
Reyes, Heather  -  Military, Crime, Stratification
Rinehart, Jordan - Inequality, Labor Markets, Quantitative Methods
Sage, Rayna A.  -   Rural Well-Being, Education, Family, Health Care
Sanchez, Elliot  -  Social Inequality, Economic and Environmental Sociology
Schreiner, Jonathan  -  Race, Politics, Technology and Methodology
Scott, Lauren  -  Environmental Sociology and Political Sociology
Ting, Yun-Chung
Torcasso, Rebekah  - Environment, Political Economy, Power, Social Movements, Globalization, Sociology of Ag and Food Systems
Thorp, Leah  -  Environmental inequality, poverty, power relations, genocide, social conflict
Vega, Anthony Raymond  -  Human Sexuality, Gender, Deviance, and Social Inequality
Zhang, Hao
Zhang, Hong  - Stratification and migration, especially Chinese internal migration

Graduate Students Not In-Residence

O'Neill, Allison  -  Environment, Social Psychology

Boehme, Nathaniel T. -   Gender, Inequality, Stratification, Environmental Sociology
Clemons, Katie  -  Criminology and Family
Estevez, Mychel Lynn  -  Gender and Stratification
Evermann-Druffel, Katie  -  Law and Community
Harris, Elizabeth  -  Education, Families, Social Inequality
Ilhan, Ali O. -  Science and technology studies, sociology of knowledge, longitudinal data analysis, political sociology, design disciplines & professions, interdisciplinarity
Persaud, Indeira  -  Adolescents at Risk, Education, Gender Inequalities: Male Underachievement (academics and crime), Social Psychology, Stress in the work place
Williams, Meredith Conover  -   Gender, Criminology
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Washington State University

...is an attractive place to study sociology. Located in eastern Washington state, Pullman is a college town that allows a focus on graduate education and access to a dynamic faculty. Our faculty contributes to the discipline's core debates and to several fields of study, including crime and deviance, race & Dr. Gene Rosa & Studentethnicity, environmental sociology, social inequality, political sociology, gender, social institutions, the family, and social psychology. But the faculty interests span the discipline, from studies focusing on the international political economy to the hands on study of communities -- with wide array of specialties represented. On a methodological front, faculty employ a wide range of methods and provide support to students to develop skills along these lines. Our program's size and our setting allow students to become acquainted with and to collaborate with members of the faculty.
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