Courses taught at the University of South Carolina:
- SOCY 393: Sociological Theory - Undergraduate course (online).
- SOCY 507: Sociology of Social Control - Upper-division undergraduate course (online).
- SOCY 540: Sociology of Law - Upper-division undergraduate course (online).
- SOCY 323: Sociology of Deviant Behavior - Undergraduate course.
- SOCY 368: Society Through Visual Media - Undergraduate topics course.
- SOCY 398D: Lady Gaga and the Sociology of the Fame - Undergraduate topics course.
- SOCY 710: Theoretical Foundations of Sociology - Graduate theory seminar.
- SOCY 711: Contemporary Scholars - Graduate theory seminar.
- SOCY 701: Scientific Methods and Sociological Inquiry - Graduate seminar.
- SOCY 729: Comparative and Historical Sociology - Graduate methods seminar.
At prior institutions:
- Purdue University, 1997–2002: Sociology of Law (undergraduate); Criminology (undergraduate); Criminal Justice (undergraduate); Contemporary Sociological Theory (graduate seminar); Globalization, Law, and Police in the New Europe (study abroad at Oxford University, Summer 2001).
- Kenyon College, 1996–1997: Introduction to Legal Studies; Criminology; Policing the Global Village; Freshmen and Senior Seminars in Legal Studies (topic: abortion law).
- University of Colorado, 1995–1996: Criminology; Introduction to Sociological Ideas.
The Right to Teach in a Hyper-Digital Age: Legal Protections for (Post-)Pandemic Concerns. Society, 58(3), 2021.
With Liberal Arts Education, Students Can Be More Than Imagined. Letter. The State, December 16, 2018.
University Should Show Teacher Evaluation Results to Students. The Daily Gamecock, April 2017.
Professor Goes Gaga: Teaching Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame. The American Sociologist 44(2), 2013.
Are Graduates Special? We Don’t Know. Op-ed. Free Times, May 2013.
Useless Tilly (et al.): Teaching Comparative-Historical Sociology Wisely. Trajectories, Newsletter of the ASA Comparative & Historical Sociology section, 19(1), 2007.
Teaching Criminal Justice in Liberal Arts Education: A Sociologist's Confessions. ACJS Today, Newsletter of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 22(2), 2002.
Teaching Theory for Sociology Students: Junior Notes. Perspectives, ASA Theory newsletter, 21(2), 1999.
Letters and op-eds on lecture notes companies, published in various college newspapers, 1999-2000.
Below is a helpful note on writing a dissertation, also applicable to other work, courtesy of Dr. John Bendix:
See also Publications and Talks.
See also Publications and Talks.
