Department of Sociology
Faculty
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Anne Baird Professor Wheeler Hall, Room 225 Ext. 2803, 2624 abaird@morehouse.edu Faculty Web Page: http://www.morehouse.edu/facstaff/abaird/ Educational Background: Ph.D., Emory University |
| Ann Borden Visiting Assistant Professor Wheeler Hall, Room 205 404-222-2579 aborden@morehouse.edu Educational Background: Ph.D. Emory University; M.A. University of New Hampshire; B.A. Rhodes College Areas of Expertise: Sociology of Culture; Religion; Organizations; Social Problems |
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| Cynthia M. Hewitt Assistant Professor Ph.D., Emory University |
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Michael Hodge Chair and Associate Professor mhodge@morehouse.edu Faculty Web Page: http://www.morehouse.edu/facstaff/mhodge/ Educational Background: Ph. D., University of Florida |
| Mark King Assistant Professor Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University |
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Terry L. Mills Professor Wheeler Hall, Room 201 Phone: (404) 681-2800, ext. 7795 tmills@morehouse.edu Educational Background: Ph.D., Sociology Univ.of Southern California (1996); M.A., Sociology Univ. of Southern California (1995); M.A., Behavioral Science California State University (1992); B.S., Strategic Planning California State University (1991); B.A., Political Science Long Island University (1974). Areas of Expertise: Sociology of Aging: Intergenerational Relationship, Theories of Aging. Organizational Sociology: Work and Social Change, Organizational Structures. |
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Ida Rousseau Mukenge Professor Wheeler Hall Phone: (404) 614-8570 imukenge@morehouse.edu Educational Background: Ph.D., M.A. Sociology, University of California, Berkeley; M.A., Education, University of California, Berkeley; B.A. French and Speech, University of California, Berkeley Areas of Expertise: Sociocultural Factors and Health in the International African Diaspora. Race, Ethnicity, and Identity in the African Diaspora. Sociological Theory. Sociology of the Family. Recent Publications: "Children in French-Speaking African Immigrant Families: Assessing Health Disparities, Cultural Resources, and Health Services,‰ with T. Mukenge. Challenge 11(2):80-107, 2004.; Zones of Conflict in Africa: Theories and Cases, with G. Kieh (eds). Westport, CT: Praeger, 2002.; Candomblé and African Identities in Bahia: Unity and Diversity through the Ages, with T. Mukenge. In Mario Beatty (ed), History of Africa and the Diaspora (AFR 201). Acton, Massachusetts: Tapestry Press, 2001. |
Part-time Faculty
T. L. Mukenge, Professor
Ph.D., McGill University
Travis Patton, Adjunct Professor
M.A., University of Oklahoma
