I have taught the following courses but have focused on Sociology 473 and 548 more recently. You can click on the name of any course to see a sample syllabus. 

• SOCIOLOGY 268 *

  INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE SOCIOLOGY  

• SOCIOLOGY 276

  Introduction to Urban Sociology (Spring 2007)

• SOCIOLOGY 448

  SOCIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT 

• SOCIOLOGY 473

  CITIES AND REGIONS  (Fall 2006)

• SOCIOLOGY 476

  Topics in Urban Studies (Spring 2007)

• SOCIOLOGY 509 *

  A GRADUATE SEMINAR: COMPARATIVE METHODS 

• SOCIOLOGY 548 **

  A Graduate Seminar: Making Sense of Globalization (Fall 2006) 

  * These syllabi were included in the Syllabi & Instructional Materials for Teaching Comparative & Historical Sociology (4th edition), American Sociological Association, 2001.

  **I also have taught this course as an Honors College class (Honors 106) and as the International Stuides Seminar (LAS 301 and cross-listed with Sociology 440) at University of Ilinois at Chicago.

   

• I also taught a six-week summer course for the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES) and the University of Illinois at Chicago in Beijing, China. This course was entitled "Urban Issues in Contemporary China," which will be redesigned as a eight-week course "Great Cities Beijing and Shanghai" and offered for Summer 2008. Click on the link to see the syllabus.

  Urban Issues in Contemporary China (Summer 2005)

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