Conflict Resolution and Mediation (undergraduate and graduate; crosslisted with Peace and Conflict Studies) Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Inequality (undergraduate) Sociology of Community (undergraduate and graduate; crosslisted with and Conflict Studies, Liberal Studies) Community and the Built Environment (online) and Community (team taught) History of Social Thought (undergraduate and graduate) Introduction to Sociological Theory Social Theory (undergraduate and graduate) Sociology of Marx (team taught; undergraduate and graduate) Sociology of Work and Occupations (undergraduate and graduate; crosslisted with Peace and Conflict Studies, Liberal Studies) Women and Work (crosslisted with Women’s Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies) Social Relations at Work (in the Union Leadership Program of the Division of Labor Studies) Labor Research Methods (team taught; in the Labor Studies program) Industrial Sociology (undergraduate and graduate) Technology and Society (graduate, in the Master of Liberal Studies program) Internship in Sociology (undergraduate) Social Problems Introduction to Social Psychology (team taught) Independent Readings/Research (undergraduate and graduate; 20+ times) Freshman Seminar: The Individual, Culture, and Society (in a first-year learning community) The Architecture of Democracy (team taught; free Continuing Studies course for the local community) References Available upon request.
Conflict Resolution and Mediation (undergraduate and graduate; crosslisted with Peace and Conflict Studies) Racial, Ethnic, and Gender Inequality (undergraduate) Sociology of Community (undergraduate and graduate; crosslisted with and Conflict Studies, Liberal Studies) Community and the Built Environment (online) and Community (team taught) History of Social Thought (undergraduate and graduate) Introduction to Sociological Theory Social Theory (undergraduate and graduate) Sociology of Marx (team taught; undergraduate and graduate) Sociology of Work and Occupations (undergraduate and graduate; crosslisted with Peace and Conflict Studies, Liberal Studies) Women and Work (crosslisted with Women’s Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies) Social Relations at Work (in the Union Leadership Program of the Division of Labor Studies) Labor Research Methods (team taught; in the Labor Studies program) Industrial Sociology (undergraduate and graduate) Technology and Society (graduate, in the Master of Liberal Studies program) Internship in Sociology (undergraduate) Social Problems Introduction to Social Psychology (team taught) Independent Readings/Research (undergraduate and graduate; 20+ times) Freshman Seminar: The Individual, Culture, and Society (in a first-year learning community) The Architecture of Democracy (team taught; free Continuing Studies course for the local community) References Available upon request.
Vita%20-%20Ashton%20comprehensive.docx