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Assistant Professor of Sociology & Criminology
Joe enjoys integrating community engaged learning in a range of his courses including: (a) a Sociology of Education course in which students enjoy early morning walks with elementary school children, (b) an internships class for Sociology and Criminology...
Ph.D. Sociology, Indiana University-Bloomington
M.A. Sociology, Indiana University-Bloomington
M.A. Teaching, Marian College
B.A. Sociology, Marian College
SOCI 101: Introduction to Sociology
SOCI 202: Statistics for Social Science
SOCI 385: Law and Society
SOCI 388: Sociology of Education
SOCI/CRIM 497: Seminar
SOSJ 280: Special Topics
SOSJ 499: Solidarity and Social Justice Praxis
Joe enjoys integrating community engaged learning in a range of his courses including: (a) a Sociology of Education course in which students enjoy early morning walks with elementary school children, (b) an internships class for Sociology and Criminology students, (c) the Solidarity and Social Justice 499 Praxis course, and (d) accompanying students on the Justice in January immersion trip to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Joe’s research focuses on understanding urban inequalities in K-12 public schools in the United States. Recently, he has investigated how urban educational policies—charter schools, integration plans, school finance reform—come to be adopted, or not. His research has appeared in the Journal of School Choice, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Sociological Perspectives, and Sociology of Education.
