S-Organizational Theory

This course is an introduction to the major theoretical approaches and ongoing debates within organization theory. Organization theory draws on disciplinary roots in economics, political science, psychology, and sociology to explain the origins, persistence, and disappearance of the institutional structures that order economic life. We will read classic and contemporary statements of the major approaches and trace the history of ideas as the field has developed up to the present.

S-Soc&PoliTheories/Decoloniztn

This course will serve as an advanced introduction to political and social theories of coloniality and decolonization. Reading key texts within an enlarged conception of what constitutes postcolonial and decolonial thought, the seminar will address some of the most fundamental questions in social, political, and cultural theory (e.g. patriarchy, globalization, the state, racial capitalism, subjectivity, knowledge production, democracy, nationalism) from a transdisciplinary lens.

Teaching Sociology

This class is designed as a collaborative workshop and discussion space, to introduce the practices of teaching sociology. In addition to being a practical preparation for teaching your first class, we will explore a range of pedagogical approaches, and tackle how to create an inclusive classroom, generate classroom discussions, create a fun and engaging learning environment, connect with your students, and manage difficult situations. We will investigate how our identities shape our teaching experiences, and explore how to maintain a balance of work and life.

Grad Stat Soc Sci II

An intensive introduction to general linear models (multiple regression, analysis of variance, violations of regression assumptions, alternative estimation methods, simultaneous equation models) and qualitative data analysis (logistic regression, log-linear models and event history analysis). Prerequisite: Sociol 711 or consent of instructor in spring semester in time for any assigned summer preparation.
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