AnneMcGlynn-WrightGraduate Studentamcglynn@uw.edu CV (123.3 KB)Savery 270Office Hours: Wednesdays 3:30-5 or by appointmentFields of Interest Comparative Historical Sociology Criminology Deviance and Social Control Food Policy and Food Justice Gender Race and Ethnicity Social Welfare Background and ExperienceSummaryI am a PhD candidate in sociology at the University of Washington. My research focuses on how social welfare programs and criminal justice policies control and surveil marginalized individuals and communities. My dissertation examines the role of pregnancy status in influencing surveillance and regulation in food assistance programs through a comparative-historical analysis of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) and the Food Stamp Program. My other line of research uses longitudinal data to investigate the long-term disparate criminal justice consequences of police contacts with African American and white children. I am currently teaching "Sociology in Practice: Education Practicum" and previously taught "The College Experience", "Criminology", and the "Interdisciplinary Writing Program". During the 2016-2017 year, I was a Visiting Professor at The Evergreen State College, a public liberal arts college in Olympia, Washington. I incorporate community service projects and/or large independent research projects into my courses--encouraging students to apply their sociological knowledge to their own interests. Professional Affiliations: American Sociological Association, American Society of Criminology, Law and Society AssociationAffiliated Departments: Comparative Law and Society Studies Center Courses Taught Spring 2018 SOC 402 A: Sociology In Practice: Education Service Program Winter 2018 SOC 402 A: Sociology In Practice: Education Service Program Autumn 2017 SOC 402 A: Sociology In Practice: Education Service Program Spring 2016 SOC 201 B: Introductory Topics In Sociology: The College Experience Spring 2015 SOC 201 B: Introductory Topics In Sociology SOC 201 BA: Introductory Topics In Sociology SOC 201 BB: Introductory Topics In Sociology Winter 2015 SOC 201 D: Introductory Topics In Sociology SOC 201 DA: Introductory Topics In Sociology SOC 201 DB: Introductory Topics In Sociology Summer 2014 Full-term SOC 371 A: Criminology Additional Courses 2016-2017 "Deviance, Crime and Punishment: Past and Present" at The Evergreen State College 2011-2012 Interdisciplinary Writing Program, English Department, University of Washington Share: Print PDF
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