Sociology

Christina Diaz

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3.4

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Courses taught

SOCI 327

Kinder Inst For Urban Research

This course offers the opportunity to work with a faculty member on that faculty member's existing research project. The course involves intensive pedagogy and mentoring including a pedagorical plan developed in conjunction with the sponsoring faculty member.

SociologyNone1-4 credits

3.95.4hAbramson, Corey, Bratter, Jenifer, Brown, Tony, Bryan, Brielle, Chavez, Sergio, Considine, Craig, Diaz, Christina, Ecklund, Elaine Howard, Elliott, Jim, Evans, Shani, Ewoodzie, Joseph, Fiel, Jeremy, Gorman, Bridget, Hordge-Freeman, Elizabeth, Jalili, Jaleh, Kimbro, Rachel, Li, Jing, Padmanabhan, Kavya, Rhodes, Anna, Roberto, Elizabeth, Turley, Ruth, Waggoner, Miranda

SOCI 403

Independent Study

Directed reading and written papers on subjects not regularly offered; advanced study of subjects on which courses are offered. Repeatable for Credit.

SociologyNone1-6 credits

3.45.9hAbramson, Corey, Bratter, Jenifer, Brown, Tony, Bryan, Brielle, Chavez, Sergio, Considine, Craig, Diaz, Christina, Ecklund, Elaine Howard, Elliott, Jim, Evans, Shani, Ewoodzie, Joseph, Fiel, Jeremy, Gorman, Bridget, Hordge-Freeman, Elizabeth, Jalili, Jaleh, Kimbro, Rachel, Li, Jing, Padmanabhan, Kavya, Rhodes, Anna, Roberto, Elizabeth, Smirnova, Michelle, Thomas, Kevin, Turley, Ruth, Waggoner, Miranda

SOCI 451

Immigration

This course compare 20th century immigration to the US (and other countries) with more recent migratory flows. Topics will be related to the transnational identities of immigrants, ethnic discrimination, and the impact of immigrants on civic and religious institutions. A central part of the course is a semester-long research project. Cross-list: SOCI 551. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for SOCI 451 if student has credit for SOCI 551.

SociologyNone3 credits

3.69.3hDiaz, Christina

SOCI 492

Directed Honors Research

Sociological research under faculty supervision. Includes first-semester review of relevant literature and the preparation of an outline for planned research, followed by second-semester research and the writing of an honors thesis. Open only to students in sociology honors program.

SociologyNone3 credits

3.89.8hAbramson, Corey, Bratter, Jenifer, Brown, Tony, Bryan, Brielle, Chavez, Sergio, Considine, Craig, Diaz, Christina, Ecklund, Elaine Howard, Elliott, Jim, Evans, Shani, Ewoodzie, Joseph, Ferguson, Todd, Fiel, Jeremy, Gorman, Bridget, Hordge-Freeman, Elizabeth, Jalili, Jaleh, Kimbro, Rachel, Li, Jing, Padmanabhan, Kavya, Rhodes, Anna, Roberto, Elizabeth, Smirnova, Michelle, Thomas, Kevin, Turley, Ruth, Waggoner, Miranda

SOCI 551

Immigration

This course compare 20th century immigration to the US (and other countries) with more recent migratory flows. Topics will be related to the transnational identities of immigrants, ethnic discrimination, and the impact of immigrants on civic and religious institutions. A central part of the course is a semester-long research project. Cross-list: SOCI 451. Mutually Exclusive: Cannot register for SOCI 551 if student has credit for SOCI 451.

SociologyNone3 credits

3.29.9hDiaz, Christina

SOCI 582

Quantitative Data Analysis I

An introduction to statistics and data analysis for graduate students in sociology. Topics include descriptive statistics, visual representation of data, univariate and bivariate tests, as well as an introduction to multiple regression. Techniques for visualizing data will be discussed throughout. Familiarity with the statistical package Stata is assumed.

SociologyNone3 credits

3.39.7hDiaz, Christina

SOCI 605