Elizabeth B. Erbaugh

Assistant Professor of Gender Studies & Sociology, Butler University

Please visit my current website:
www.betsyerbaugh.com

Research Interests

• Social Movements
• Gender, Race, Class & Sexuality
• Violence (Personal, Cultural & Structural)
• U.S. Welfare State
• Research Methods

Education

• PhD 2007, University of New Mexico, Sociology
• MA 2001, University of New Mexico, Sociology
• MA 1998, University of Notre Dame, International Peace Studies
• BA 1993, Tufts University, Philosophy

Courses Taught at UNM

• Queer Theory/Queer Lives (SOC 398/AMST 330/WMST 379): Spring 2007 • Spring 2006 • Fall 2004 • Fall 2003
• Sociology of Gender (SOC 308/WMST 308): Fall 2006 • Spring 2005 • Spring 2002
• Women in Contemporary Society (WMST 200): Fall 2003 • Spring 2003
• Dynamics of Prejudice (SOC 216) Fall 2002
• Deviant Behavior (SOC 213) Fall 2001
• Intro to Research Methods (SOC 280) Fall 2006
• Research Methods in Sociology Laboratory (SOC 481L): Fall 2005 • Spring 2004 • Summer 2002
• Student Advisor, Peace Studies Program, 2005-2007

Links

• Department of Sociology, Grinnell
• Department of Sociology, UNM
• Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame
• Violence Against LGBTIQ People
• Reading Lists: Gender & Social Movements
• Other Links (Race, Class, Gender & Sexuality)