Teaching
"The function of sociology, as of every science, is to reveal that which is hidden.”
–Pierre Bourdieu, 1998
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Teaching Interests:
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Sociological Theory (Classical & Contemporary)
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Environmental Sociology
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Political Economy
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Globalization
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Social Movements
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Social Justice & Social Change
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Political Sociology
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Race, Class, and Gender
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Social Inequality
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Social Problems
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Courses developed and taught at Northern Michigan University (NMU):
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Introduction to Sociology (SO101)
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Environmental Sociology (Special Topics SO295)
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Sociology of Food (SO120)
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Social Class, Power, and Mobility (SO322)
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Social Change (SO355)
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Sociological Theory (SO422)
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In addition, Dr. Stoner serves as the Director of NMU's Food, Environment, and Society program, which he founded in 2020.
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Courses developed and taught at Salisbury University:
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Introduction to Sociology (SOCI 101)
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Social Movements (SOCI 320)
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Theory I: Foundations of Sociological Theory (SOCI 421)
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Political Sociology (Special Topics: Power and Society) (SOCI 301)
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Sociology of Mental Health (SOCI 334)
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Sociology of the Environment (SOCI 390)
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