From interpersonal interactions in the workplace to international comparisons of employment legislation, my classes have covered a broad array of topics. I have taught courses on the sociology of work at both the micro and macro level. The first, Social Relations in the Workplace, examines work through a social-psychological lens. My other class, The Labor Force, focuses on the composition of the workforce and major trends influencing employment opportunities.

The syllabi for recent semesters can be accessed below:

             SOCI 131: Social Relations in the Workplace

             SOCI 427: The Labor Force

 

My teaching portfolio describes my philosophy on teaching and is accessible here.

On my morning walk from the hotel to the 2007 Work, Employment, and Society Conference at King’s College Campus, University of Aberdeen.