Data Analytics, B.A.
If you’re curious about how data shapes decisions in the world, the data analytics major is right for you. This interdisciplinary program helps you build data acumen—the ability to think
Read MoreSocial Studies Teacher (7–12), B.A.
In this bachelor’s degree program, you will take courses in such departments as Africana Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Economics, History, Political Science, Puerto Rican and Latinx Studies, or Sociology, any
Read MoreSociology, B.A.
As a sociology major, you will learn how and why societies develop, are maintained, and change, and how the intersections of race, ethnicity, class, age, gender, and sexuality affect personal
Read MoreDonna Lee Granville
Prof. Granville (she/her) studies and teaches broadly about issues of race, immigration, and culture. She is currently writing her first book, Manufacturing Citizens, Making Ameri-cants: How Naturalization Fails New Black
Read MoreMadeline Fox
Madeline Fox is an Associate Professor of Children & Youth Studies and Sociology. She is on the consortial faculty of Urban Ed at the CUNY Graduate Center. She teaches critical
Read MoreYung-Yi Diana Pan
Yung-Yi Diana Pan joined the Department of Sociology in 2012. Her research interests intersect race/ethnicity, immigrant adaptation, culture, and professions. She is currently working on two separate, yet intertwined projects,
Read MoreLawrence Johnson
Lawrence Johnson joined the faculty at Brooklyn College in the fall of 2012. His educational background lies at the intersection of sociology and Africana studies. As a faculty member, his
Read MoreEmily Molina
Emily Tumpson Molina is Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for the Study of Brooklyn at Brooklyn College. Her research and teaching focus on housing, urban geography,
Read MoreJeremy Porter
Jeremy R. Porter is a Professor of Sociology at the City University of New York with appointments in multiple departments throughout CUNY. He is currently the Director of the Quantitative
Read MoreNamita N. Manohar
Namita Manohar is a qualitative feminist sociologist with broad interests in sociology of families, (im)migration and the intersections of gender, race and ethnicity. Her emerging interests, connected to her ongoing
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12.7.2022
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