Courses

Barnard College and Columbia University
Undergraduate Lectures: Social Theory, Law and Society
Undergraduate Seminars: Urban Inequality, Advanced Topics in Law and Society, Eminent Domain and Neighborhood Change, Senior Thesis (co-taught)
Graduate: Sociology of Law

Graduate Advising

Columbia University Dissertation Committees

• Paige Ambord, Sociology (University of Notre Dame), exp 2021 “Urban Ruins: Visibility and Value in Land Management Decisions”
• Kathleen Ann Griesbach, Sociology, exp 2020 “Waiting, Hoping, Working: Uncertain Schedules and Contingent Worker Experience in Rural and Urban Contexts”
• Adrianna Bagnall-Munson, Sociology, exp 2020 “Managing Adulthood: Independent Living for and Autonomy for People with Developmental Disabilities”
• Pierre-Christian Kremp, Sociology, exp 2019 “The Rise of the Money Market: The U.S. State, New York City Banks and the Commodification of Money, 1945–1980”
• Adele Cassola, Architecture and Urban Planning, 2018 “Planning for Equitable Neighborhood Change: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of 80 Cities’ Displacement Mitigation Approaches”
• John Haynal West, Architecture and Urban Planning, 2016 “The Rule of Choice: How economic theories from the 1950s became technologically embedded, politically contested urban policy in New York City from 2002-2013”
• Ari Waldman, Sociology, 2015 “Privacy as Trust: Sharing Personal Information in a Networked World”
• Julia Del Palacio Langer, History and Latin American Studies, 2014 “Agrarian Reform, Oil Expropriation, and the Making of National Property in Postrevolutionary Mexico”
• Elif Alp, Sociology, ABD “Screen Cleaning: Moral Knowledge and the Politics of Citizenship”

MA Thesis, Sociology

• Hanna Love, exp 2019 (advisor) “Narrating Youths’ Lives in the Courtroom: How Symbolic Narratives Construct a ‘Juvenile Delinquent’”
• Marina Pera Ros, 2014 “The Spanish Mortgage Crisis and the P.A.H.’s Campaign of Occupations ‘La Obra Social de la P.A.H.’”