Professor Pamela Oliver Department of Sociology

Advisees

Current

• Celeste Benson (State regimes and gender policies)
• Alexander Hanna (Social media and protest in Egypt)
• Gina Longo (Radicalization and women in the Middle East)
• Paul Pryse (Right-wing movments)
• Zach Baumgart (Labor movements)
• Daanika Gorden (Racial segregation)

Alumni

• Brett Burkhardt 2011 (Private prisons: media disourcse and predictors). Oregon State University.
• Peter Hart-Brinson 2010 (Social generational change and the foundations of attitudes about the same-sex marriage) University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
• Nora Hui-Jung Kim 2009 (Immigration challenges and "multicultural" responses: The state, the dominant ethnie and immigrants in South Korea) University of Mary Washington
• Amy Lang 2007 (co-advisor with Erik Olin Wright) (A new tool for democracy? Citizen deliberation in the British Columbia Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform) City of Toronto (Canada)
• Shelley Boulianne 2007 (Connecting, informing, and mobilizing youth and the advantaged: The role of the Internet in political engagement) Grant MacEwan University (Canada)
• Kelley Strawn 2005 (Political process, economy, and protest in Mexico, 1999--2000: An event-centered quantitative analysis of collective action in a structural-adjustment society) Willamette University
• Elizabeth Park 2005 (Egalitarianism and local liturgical practice) Retired.
• Gregory Maney 2001 (The reform-conflict paradox in Northern Ireland, 1963-- 1972: Constitutional logic and transnational dimensions of ethnic political contention) Hofstra University
• Jorge Cadena-Roa 2001 (Staging contentious politics in Mexico: Democratization, emotions and humor) Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
• Brian Obach 2000 (Social movement alliance formation: Organized labor and the environmental movement) SUNY New Paltz
• Renee Monson 2000 (Ties that bind: Child support enforcement in United States welfare state restructuring and the (re)production of gender relations) Hobart and William Smith Colleges
• Heather Hartley 1999 (The influence of managed care on certified nurse midwives: An evaluation of health system change) Deceased.
• Kyounghee Kim (Gender politics in South Korea: The contemporary women's movement and gender policies, 1980-1996) Chung-Ang University (Korea)
• Daniel J. Myers 1997 (Diffusion models for riots and other collective violence). University of Notre Dame
• Kristen Barker 1993 (Birthing and bureaucratic women: Gender, professionalization and the construction of medical needs, 1920-1935) Oregon State University
• Franklin D. Rothman 1993 (Political process and peasant opposition to large hydroelectric dams: The case of the Rio Uruguai Movement in southern Brazil, 1979 to 1992) Departamento de Economia Rural, Universidade Federal de Viçosa (Brazil)

Former Master's advisees

• Brett Burkhardt "State changes in felon voting laws : re-examinationn of race and politics from 1966 to 1989" 2005
• Kimberly Turner (co-advisor with Franklin Wilson), "Ethnic Niching in Labor Markets" (2008)
• Anna Haskins, "The Impact of Paternal Imprisonment on Children's School Readiness." (2008)
  
• Peter Brinson “These Legs Fight AIDS: Community and Voluntarism Through Civic
  Recreation” (2005)
• Daniel J. Myers "Racial rioting in the 1960s : an event history analysis of local conditions" (1995)
• Heather Hartley Feminist debates about RU-486 (1993)
• Kelley Strawn "Opportunity of crisis : economy, politics, and collective protest in Mexico, 1996-1997" (2000)
• Jody Wolak "Racial Disparities in Imprisonment" (2000)
• Kerry Ann Diloreto "Recruitment to Religious Organizations" (2001)
• Hui-Jung Kim "Evicted Persons Movemetns in Korea" (2004)
• Brian Obach "Social movement alliance formation : organized labor and the environmental movement" (1994)
• Jorge Cadena-Roa "Social movement, social movement organizations and culture : the Asamblea de Barrios and the social movement for democracy in Mexico " 1996

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