Assistant to the Chair for Sociology

Our nationally and internationally-renowned Sociology faculty are accessible and committed to doing teaching and research that matter. We prepare our students to effectively examine how broad social structural processes connect and shape individual and group behavior and – simultaneously – how we as individuals together shape and structure broader processes of change.

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The Assistant to the chair for sociology will provide direct support to the department chair by managing the  chairs calendar, providing project support, and logistical support for faculty personnel processes. The Assistant will also coordinate travel processes serve as the building proctor, initial point of contact for general department issues, and coordinate department events.

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