Todd Migliaccio, Ph.D
Assistant
Professor
California
State University, Sacramento
Department of Sociology
College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies
Fall 2007
Summer 2007 Class:
Soc 126: Gender
- first session
Fall 2007 Classes:
Soc 102b: Research Methods Lab
Soc 169: Changing American Family
Soc 200b: Master Thesis/Project Preparation Course
- SOC 001: Perspectives in Sociology
- SOC 102a: Research Methods
- SOC 102b: Research Methods Lab
- SOC 126: Sociology of Gender
- SOC 127: Men, Masculinity and Society
- SOC 150: Social Psychology
- SOC 166: The Family
- SOC 169: Changing American Family, Service Learning
Course
- SOC 133: Global Perspectives in Sport
- SOC 171: Sociology of Religion
- SOC 200B: Thesis/Project Preparation
- SOC 226: Sociology of Gender
Papers, Publications, and Projects
An exploration of benefits and challenges of women's professional football participation (with E. Berg) (Manuscript)
Student Resource Guide: Kimmel's The Gendered Society Reader
Work and Gender Paper (with E. Berg) (Paper submitted to Sociological Perspectives)
Masculine Behaviors and Men's Friendships (Paper submitted to Masculinities)
Gendered Expectations and Friendships (Manuscript)
Gender Differences in Friendships (Manuscript)
Service Learning Course: SOC 169: Course and Website (with E. Berg)
Bullying: A Symbolic Interactionist Approach (with C. Quinn).
Women's Football (Conducted with Dr. E. Berg): An exploratory and comprehensive study of the experiences within a women's professional football league.
Friendship Study: Continuing study of the differing dynamics of friendship, different types of friends, and different forms of intimacy in friendship, with emphasis on gender differences.
Global Sports Book Project: (Created in connection with Dr. E. Berg)
Sports Identity Research (Conducted with Dr. S. Melzer)
Family Violence Research: Battered Husbands
American Sociological Association
Pacific Sociological Association
American Men's Studies Association
North American Society for the Study of Sport
Society for the Study of Social Problems