Sociology at Bryn Mawr College

10 faculty and 21 courses in Sociology at Bryn Mawr College.

Faculty

• Wendy A Cadge, President and Professor of Sociology h-index 34
  President Cadge's current research focuses on religious innovation and ensures that scholars, educators and religious leaders are prepared to lead in the midst of changes transforming religious and spiritual institutions in the United State
• Amanda Barrett Cox, Assistant Professor of Sociology h-index 8
• Veronica Montes, Associate Professor of Sociology and Co-Director of Latin American, Iberian, and Latina/o Studies h-index 6
• Nora E. Taplin-Kaguru, Associate Professor of Sociology h-index 2
• David C. Sorge, Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology
• David Karen, Emeritus Professor of Sociology
• Mary J. Osirim, Professor Emeritus of Sociology
  Have focused on gender and development, race and ethnic relations, immigration, the family and economic sociology in Sub-Saharan Africa, the English-Speaking Caribbean and the U.S. During the past 20 years, she has conducted fieldwork
• Nathan Daniel Wright, Associate Professor and Chair of Sociology
  Es on three main areas: religion, culture, and public opinion, with special attention paid to the relationship between cultural change and cultural persistence. He has studied historical changes to religious belief and practice within the C
• Tyler G. Baldor, Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology
• Xiaogao Zhou, Assistant Professor of Sociology

Courses

• Society, Culture, and the Individual SOCL B102
• The Study of Gender in Society SOCL B201
• Social Dynamics of Violence SOCL B216
• Social Perspectives on Health SOCL B220
• The Social Life of Emotions SOCL B221
• Women in Society SOCL B225
• Punishment and Social Order SOCL B231
• A Sociological Journey to Immigrant Communities in Philly SOCL B232
• Mexican-American Communities SOCL B235
• Public Opinion SOCL B262
• Sociology of Deviance SOCL B269
• Social Problems, Community Conversations SOCL B275
• Social Theory SOCL B302
• Junior Conference: Discipline-Based Intensive Writing SOCL B303
• Transnational Queer Politics SOCL B307
• Sociology of Popular Culture SOCL B332
• Dilemmas of Nonviolence in a Violent World SOCL B334
• Modernizing China SOCL B336
• Digital Sociology: Technology, Culture, and Community SOCL B365
• Senior Conference SOCL B398
• Supervised Work SOCL B403

Roster/catalog compiled from the college’s public directory. Faculty counts are directory headcounts; the named list may be a subset. h-index shown only for ORCID-backed or high-confidence OpenAlex matches. Data as of 2026-07-01.