Javier Auyero Javier Auyero Professor, Department of Sociology; Joe R. & Teresa Lozano Long Endowed Professorship #3 Ph.D., The New School for Social Research Interests: Political ethnography, urban ...

Gender & Women's Rights; Political Sociology; Social Theory; Colonialism; Comparative-Historical Sociology; Globalization; Middle East and North Africa.

Shannon E. Cavanagh Shannon Cavanagh is a Professor in the Department of Sociology and a Faculty Research Associate at the Population Research Center at UT. Cavanagh received her PhD in Sociology from ...

Natural language and social behavior; group processes and educational outcomes; how individuals, groups, and cultures respond to traumatic events ...

Eighteenth-century literature and culture; digital humanities; the British novel; book history; and Jane Austen.

Life course origins of health disparities, morbidity and mortality, biodemography.

Liberal Arts at UT offers our over 9000 undergrads more than 40 majors and our graduate students many top-ranked programs in the social sciences and humanities all taught by over 750 faculty members ...

Any student in the 20-22 catalog and beyond may apply for the CEHET minor. Students should talk to their major advisor about whether pursuing the CEHET minor is compatible with their academic program.

Brent Landau Brent Landau is an Associate Professor of Instruction in the Department of Religious Studies. He received his Th.D and M.Div from Harvard University, and a B.A. in Religious Studies from ...

Population genetics, comparative socioecology, mating systems, molecular ecology, phylogenetics, tropical ecology, computational modeling; South and Central American primates ...

Health, growth, and survival of children, especially in India; Environment, air pollution, and climate change; Population dimensions of social well-being.

Henry W. Brands Dr. H. W. Brands was born in Portland, Oregon, where he lived until he went to California for college. He attended Stanford University and studied history and mathematics. After ...