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Melissa Bonstead-Bruns, Associate Professor, Department Chair
Schneider 440
715-836-2720
bonstemj@uwec.edu

Education:
Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Iowa, 2000

Appointed: 2000

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 101
, Introduction to Sociology
Soc 314, Social Class and Inequality

Research:
Gender structure of occupations and wage attainments, gender and the labor market matching process, .




Margaret L. Cassidy, Professor and Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Schneider 436
715-836-2095 or Schofield 134D,
715-836-3152
cassidml@uwec.edu

Education:
Ph.D. in Sociology, Washington State University, 1982

Appointed: 1982

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 364
, Social Gerontology

Research:
Gender and Occupations; Gender Issues in Families and Relationships




Vicky L. Crane, Sr. Lecturer:
Schneider 435
715-836-4058
cranevl@uwec.edu

Education:
M.A. in Family Social Sciences, University of Minnesota, 1994

Appointed: 1985

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 101
, Introduction to Sociology,
Soc 164, Courtship and Marital Relations,
Soc 142, Contemporary Social Problems

Research:

"Family Financial Management, Resources, and Quality of Life" (Master's Thesis)
(Not interested in doing any more actual research and statistical analysis myself, though I read a great deal of research - am more interested in applied sociology, i.e., ongoing work with adolescent girls in Cochabamba, Bolivia)

 

Jeff S. Erger, Associate Professor
Schneider 444
715-836-5483

Education:
Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Iowa, 1997

Appointed: 1999

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 101
, Introduction to Sociology
Soc 321, The Individual in Society
Soc 344, Sociological Theory

Research:
Internet Communities, HIV/AIDS and Mental Health, Patient/Health Care Provider Interactions, Bargaining and Negotiation.



Pamela J. Forman, Assistant Professor
Schneider 429
715-836-3039
formanpj@uwec.edu

Education
Ph.D. in Sociology, University of California-Davis, 2001

Appointed: 2004

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 101, Introduction to Sociology
Soc 202, Women and Men in Society: Sociology of Gender
Soc 419, Sociology of Women

Research:
Gender Relations, Sport, Organizations, Feminist Studies, Sexualities, Internet and Archival Research. Organizational research on the impact of Title IX on women's and men's intercollegiate athletics. Heterosexism and the politics of women's sports.



Jeremy Hein, Professor
Schneider 433
715-836-6008
heinj@uwec.edu

Education:
Ph.D. in Sociology, Northwestern University, 1989

Appointed: 1989

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 101, Introduction to Sociology,
Soc 312, Race and Ethnicity in the U.S.,
Soc 315, Social Movements
Soc 490, Sociology Capstone

Research:
Race and Ethnicity, International Migration, Social Movements, Comparative Sociology


 

Jianjun Ji, Associate Professor
Schneider 437
(715) 836-3050
jij@uwec.edu

Education:
Ph.D. in Sociology, Mississippi State University, 2001

Appointed: 2001

Current Teaching Areas:
Soc 101
, Introduction to Sociology
Soc 164, Courtship and Marital Relations
Soc 310, Principles of Demography
Soc 331, Sociological Data Analysis
Soc 332, Methods of Social research

Research:
Chinese Elderly Studies, Life Satisfaction, Demographic Transition, Marital Quality

 



Franny Meyer-Briggs, Academic Department Associate

Schneider 440
836-2720
meyerbfk@uwec.edu

Appointed: 2008

 

 

Kathleen A. Nybroten, Assistant Professor
Schneider 430
836-3422
nybrotka@uwec.edu

Education
Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Texas-Austin, 2006

Appointed: 2005

Current Teaching Areas:
SOC 316
, Sociology of Family
SOC 426, Sociology of Human Sexuality

Research:
Sociology of family, sociology of education, and social stratification. The influence of social and family background on college entry and college completion. The intergenerational transmission of family status. Cohabitation and marital satisfaction. Families, schools, communities and social policies. Women and minorities in the science, technology, math, and engineering fields.

 

 

 

 

 

   

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