School of Social Tranformation Faculties
Within the School of Social Transformation there are 42 faculty representing a wide range of disciplines in the social sciences and humanities and various interdisciplinary fields.
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African and African American Studies Stanlie M. James, head of faculty and professor Lisa Aubrey, associate professor Arna Alexander Bontemps, associate professor Ronnie R. Cox, clinical associate professor Abdullahi Gallab, assistant professor David Hinds, assistant professor Leanor Boulin Johnson, professor Angelita D. Reyes, professor Alyssa Robillard, assistant professor Aribidesi (Desi) Usman, associate professor |
Asian Pacific American Studies Kathy Nakagawa, head of faculty and associate professor Rudy Guevarra, assistant professor Karen J. Kuo, assistant professor Wei Li, assoicate professor Jeffrey Ow, lecturer Brandon Yoo, assistant professor
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Marjorie Zatz, head of faculty and professor Madelaine Adelman, associate professor David Altheide, regents' professor Gray Cavender, professor Alan Eladio Gomez, assistant professor Vanna Gonzales, assistant professor LaDawn Haglund, assistant professor Deborah Henderson, lecturer John Johnson, professor Nancy Jurik, professor Anupma Kulkarni, assistant professor Pat Lauderdale, professor Charles Lee, assistant professor Merlyna Lim, assistant professor Vera Lopez, associate professor, Arthur Mason, assistant professor Doris Marie Provine, professor H. L T. Quan, assistant professor Mary Romero, professor |
Mary Margaret Fonow, school director, head of Women and Gender Studies faculty and professor Lisa M. Anderson, associate professor Elizabeth Archuleta, assistant professor Alesha Durfee, assistant professor Georganne Scheiner Gillis, associate professor Yasmina Katsulis, assistant professor Sally Kitch, professor Ann Hibner Koblitz, professor Karen J. Leong, associate professor Rose Weitz, professor Michelle McGibbney Vlahoulis, lecturer |
Four units comprise the new School of Social Transformation
In foreground, Mary Margaret Fonow, director School of Social Transformation, speaks with Rashmee Singh, a post-doctoral scholar at the American Bar Foundation, and Karen Leong, associate professor in Women and Gender Studies and Asian Pacific American Studies, at an international conference titled, "Social Science Research on Immigration: The Role of Transnational Migration, Communities and Policy."