Randall Adams
Adjunct Faculty
Biography
PhD (2008) Sociology University of Tennessee-Knoxville Dissertation: Migrating Money: Remittances in a Global Setting MA (2004) Sociology Middle Tennessee State University BS (1975) Sociology Middle Tennessee State University Teaching History: Sociology Courses Taught and Developed In-Seat Online Specialty designs* Introduction to Sociology Introduction to Sociology Honors Introduction to Sociology Social Problems Deviance* Sociology of War and Violence Social Theory Sex and Gender Islam in America Civil Society and Social Responsibility Introduction to Gerontology* The African-American Experience in the 20th Century Introduction to Social Research Death and Dying* Race and Music: African-American Impacts on Popular Music Qualitative Research Methodology Aging and Social Policy* Motorcycles and Mayhem: Deviance in American Biker Films Social Psychology Medical Sociology* Rick’s World: Philosophy and the Walking Dead Social Stratification Introduction to Social Work* More Human Than Human: Humanity and Robots Globalization Introduction to Social Research Days of Rage: A comparison of the 1969-1970 school year and violence among the left with current violence erupting in the U.S. Film and Society Kinship and Family Inked: Studies in Subcultures Social Movements and Social Change Race and Ethnicity Immigration and the American Experience Globalization Social Interaction Social Theory Visual Sociology Symbolic Interaction Kinship and Family Building a Multicultural Society Music and Culture Senior Seminar Sociology of Sports Social Movements Comparative Global Poverty The Civil Rights Movement Sociology of Politics Senior Seminar * Designer
Education
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology
Programs Taught
  • Bachelor of Arts in Communications with an Emphasis in Interpersonal Communication and Human Relationships
  • Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies
  • Bachelor of Science in Sociology
  • Bachelor of Science in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work
  • Graduate Certificate of Completion in Sociology
Classes
  • SOC-320: Marriage and Family
  • SOC-330: Globalization
  • SOC-400: Social Research and Statistics
  • SOC-436: Stratification and Inequality in a Diverse Society
  • SOC-500: Social Theory
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