Jeremy M. Schulz
Teaching
COURSES TAUGHT
Seminar Instructor:
Social Theory and Personal Life: Living in the Self-Management Society
Cornell University Department of Sociology
Topics: the management of time, information and privacy, working life, personal finance, relationships, family life, health and the body.
Graduate Student Instructor:
Independent Research
UC Berkeley Department of Sociology
Topics: research design and data analysis
Graduate Student Instructor:
Comparative Perspectives on U.S. and European Societies
UC Berkeley Department of Sociology
Topics: comparative political culture, comparative stratification systems, comparative criminal justice policies, comparative religious culture
Graduate Student Instructor:
Sociology of Culture
UC Berkeley Department of Sociology
Topics: sociological and anthropological approaches to culture
EDITED TEACHING ANTHOLOGIES
Schulz, Jeremy. 2013. Associate Editor: All Together: Collaboration in the Digital Age. Cognella Press.
Schulz, Jeremy. 2013. Associate Editor: Doing Digital Media. Cognella Press.
Schulz, Jeremy. 2013. Associate Editor: The Stakes of Digital Inclusion. Cognella Press.
Schulz, Jeremy. 2013. Associate Editor: Power to the Wired: Digital Activism. Cognella Press.
Schulz, Jeremy. 2010. Contributing Editor: Social Life on the New Media Frontier. University Readers.
Schulz, Jeremy. 2010. Contributing Editor: The Socioeconomic Landscape of New Media. University Readers.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE: INVITED LECTURES
Schulz, Jeremy. “Documentary and Text Analysis” in Methods of Social Research, Mills College Department of Sociology, 2014.
Schulz, Jeremy. “Societies and Professional Workscapes” in the Economy and Society Graduate Seminar, Cornell University Department of Sociology, 2010.
Schulz, Jeremy. “Time and Temporality” in the Social Theory Postgraduate Seminar, University of Aberdeen Department of Sociology, 2010.
Schulz, Jeremy. “Durkheim and Emergence” in Thinking Sociologically, University of Aberdeen Department of Sociology, 2010.
Schulz, Jeremy. “Stories from the Field: Research Methods in Sociology” in Research Practicum Santa Clara University Department of Sociology, 2010.
Schulz, Jeremy. “Analytical Concepts in Sociology: Status and Identity” in Introduction to Sociology, UCLA Department of Sociology, 2006.
Schulz, Jeremy. “Comparative and International Research Design and Methods” in Introduction to Sociological Research Methods, UCLA Department of Sociology, 2005.
