Teaching Interests
My teaching interests include social inequality, organizations, and work and occupations. I also enjoy teaching research methods at the undergraduate and graduate level. My present courses primarily address how labor markets and organizational processes affect employment outcomes. Please see below for list of courses taught as independent instructor.
Courses Taught
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte
- Osci 8102 Quantitative Research Methods for Organizational Science (graduate)
- Socy 4112 Sociology of Work (undergraduate)
- Socy 3155 Social Research Methods (undergraduate)
Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany
- Recent Concepts in the Sociology of Work and Organizational Sociology (graduate)
- Labor Markets and Job Mobility (undergraduate)
- Work and Occupations in the 21st Century (undergraduate)
- Race, Ethnicity and Gender Inequality in the Workplace (undergraduate)
- Research Practicum: Introduction to Multivariate Regression and in Inequality Research (graduate and undergraduate)
Emory Unviversity, Atlanta
- Soc 389 Race, Class, and Gender in the Workplace (undergraduate)
- Soc 355 Social Research I (undergraduate)