Lecturers

Name	Contact Information	Special Interests
Jill A. Bakehorn Lecturer	jabakehorn@berkeley.edu	Gender, Sexuality, Fringe Cultures, Sex Work, Food
Andrew Barlow Continuing Lecturer	510-642-4289 barlow@berkeley.edu	Sociology of race and ethnicity, economic sociology, sociology of law
Laleh Behbehanian Lecturer	lalehb@berkeley.edu	Police, Counter-terrorism, the State and Social Movements
Caitlin Daniel Postdoctoral researcher, Nutrition Policy Institute	cdaniel@berkeley.edu	Cultural sociology, Inequality, Health, Food, Childhood
Sylvia Flatt	sflatt@berkeley.edu
Christoph Hermann Lecturer	hermann@berkeley.edu	Economic and political sociology, sociology of work, commodification, european integration
Linus Huang Continuing Lecturer	lbhuang@berkeley.edu	Organizations, work, sports, technology & society
Szonja Ivester Continuing Lecturer	szonja@berkeley.edu	social inequality, class analysis, gender, political elites, globalization, socialist societies
John W Kaiser Lecturer	j_kaiser@berkeley.edu	health, illness, and medicine; care work; mechanisms of inequality; race, class, gender, and ability; culture; social psychology; feminist/social theory; qualitative methods; consciousness and solidarity
Mary E Kelsey Continuing Lecturer	mkelsey@berkeley.edu	Poverty and welfare policies, race, family, qualitative research methods
Leora E. Lawton	510 643-1270 llawton@berkeley.edu	Sociology of the family, parent-child relations and divorce, aging, demography, migration, sociological practice, survey research methodology, ego-centered social networks, pets
Edwin Lin Lecturer	408.239.9395 edklin@berkeley.edu	social media, virtual communities, culture, interviewing, economic development, South Africa, immigration, globalization
Mao-Mei Liu Lecturer	mao-mei_liu@berkeley.edu	Migration, Family, Inequality, Gender, Social networks
Laura Nathan Lecturer	lauranathan@berkeley.edu
Tiffany L. Page Lecturer	paget@berkeley.edu
Brian Powers Continuing Lecturer	brpowers@berkeley.edu	education, stratification, organizations, political sociology, and social psychology
Joanna Reed Continuing Lecturer	joannareed@berkeley.edu	families, inequality, social policy, gender, neighborhoods, work, qualitative methods