Emory Sociology faculty are committed to teaching. That commitment includes their eagerness to cover a wide range of topics.

While you may find the syllabi for particular professors on their own faculty pages, we have gathered here some of the recent syllabi for graduate seminars taught by our faculty.

Basic Theoretical Problems (SOC 540; Spring 2016) - Frank Lechner

Evaluations in Social Interaction (SOC 553; Fall 2018) - Karen Hegtvedt

Gender and Global Health (SOC 533; Spring 2018) - Kathryn Yount

Interactional Approach to Social Interaction (SOC 551; Spring 2018) - Cathryn Johnson

Perspectives on Mental Health (SOC 532; Fall 2018) - Corey L.M. Keyes

Qualitative Methods (SOC 585; Spring 2018) - Cassidy Puckett

Quantifying Race and Ethnicity (SOC 585; Fall 2014) - Alyasah A. Sewell

Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (SOC 585; Spring 2015) - Alyasah A. Sewell

Racial and Ethnic Politics in the US (SOC 585; Spring 2018) - Andra Gillespie

Religion and Public Health (SOC 534; Fall 2017) - Ellen Idler

Research Methods and Models: Design (SOC 501; Fall 2018) - Irene Browne

Research Methods and Models: Design (SOC 501; Fall 2020) - Timothy J. Dowd

Research Methods and Models: Statistics (SOC 500; Fall 2018) - Jeff Mullis

Research Methods and Models: Statistics (SOC 500; Fall 2020) - Timothy J. Dowd

Second-Year Research Paper Seminar (SOC 590; Spring 2017) - Karen Hegtvedt

Social Network Analysis (SOC 585; Fall 2018) - Weihua An

Sociology of the Arts (SOC 561; Fall 2019) - Timothy J. Dowd

Sociology of Culture (SOC 560; Fall 2017) - Timothy J. Dowd

Sociology of Education (SOC 798R; Fall 2017) - Cassidy Puckett

Sociology of Health and Illness (SOC 531; Fall 2018) - Ellen Idler

Sociology of Mass Media (SOC 562; Spring 2019) - Timothy J. Dowd

Teaching Sociology (SOC 7767; Fall 2017) - Frank Lechner

Theories of Race and Racism (SOC 759R; Fall 2016) - Alyasah A. Sewell

Theorizing: Theory Construction (SOC 741; Spring 2017) - Bin Xu