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| Sociology is a vital and integral part of national and international profession. The thematic diversity of Vanderbilt sociology stems from the faculty's wide-ranging interests and methodological competencies and a strong commitment to academic freedom. As part of Vanderbilt's College of Arts & Science, the faculty represents a broad set of scholarly interests including: | |
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Arts, culture, religion |
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Cities, states, and political economy |
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Deviant behavior and social control |
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Gender and sexuality |
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Health and the life course |
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Race, ethnicity, and immigration |
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Social movements, politics, and power |
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Work, labor, and occupations |
BREAKING NEWS!
The American Sociological Review's impact score is HIGHEST among all Sociology journals in 2010 - CONGRATULATIONS!
