Theresa Morris

Professor Morris’ primary areas of specialization are the Sociology of Organizations, Economic Sociology, and Political Sociology. In her current research program, she examines how regulation changes at the state and national levels impact organizational change in the banking industry. She has extended this research to encompass the impacts of changes in organizational structure of banks in the U.S. banking industry on mortgage lending to minorities and on community economic development. Most recently, she, along with her co-Principal Investigator, Harland Prechel, was awarded a National Science Foundation grant to study the link between organizational structure and corporate malfeasance in Fortune 500 Corporations.

Fall 2004 Semester

SOCL-101 Principles of Sociology MW:8:30AM-9:45AM Enrollment limited to 40.   SOCL 361 Organizations and Society M:1:15PM-3:55PM

 

Spring 2005 Semester

SOCL-201 Research Methods in Social Sciences TR:8:30AM-9:45AM Prerequisite: prior sociology course or permission of instructor.   SOCL-201 L Research Methods Lab W:1:15PM-2:30PM W:2:40PM-3:55PM Prerequisite: prior sociology course or permission of instructor.   SOCL-280 Women and Work TR:1:15PM-2:30PM Prerequisite: prior sociology course or permission of instructor.

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