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Department
of Sociology, Criminal Justice, and Anthropology
817-257-7470
TCU Box 298710
Fort Worth, TX 76129
Fax: 817-257-7737
Location
2912 W. Lowden
Chair, Patrick Kinkade, Ph.D.
817-257-7471
P.Kinkade@tcu.edu
Administrative Assistant
Criminal Justice
Pam Carlisle
817-257-5846
Administrative Assistant
Sociology and Anthropology
Shawn Keane
817-257-7470
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Announcements
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Introducing our new faculty:
2007-2008
Department of Criminal Justice
TCU Home Sociology Criminal Justice Anthropology
Welcome to the TCU Department of Sociology,
Criminal Justice, and Anthropology. Our multi-
discipline department offers students a variety of
options to enhance their learning experience at TCU.
Our faculty are outstanding and committed to serving
the needs of students. I invite you to take a virtual
tour of each of the departments as listed below.
Thank you for visiting our web site!
Patrick Kinkade, Ph.D., Department Chair
As
Sociology majors and minors, students learn about the social and
cultural influences in their lives
and how their beliefs and values are
shaped by these influences. Students
are able to pursue a variety of
career options as they gain insight
and experience through coursework
and internships. Click here to enter
the TCU SOCIOLOGY web site.
The
Criminal Justice major and minor serves the academic needs and
career objectives of a variety of
students. The major in Criminal Justice
can serve as preparation for further
education in graduate or law school,
as well as for immediate entry into
careers in the criminal justice and
peripheral organizations.
Click here
to enter the CRIMINAL JUSTICE
web site.
Since anthropological knowledge is centered
on diversity in our own
species, its applications to
the daily conduct of human relations and
transactions are
limitless. Anthropologists have abundant career options
including positions in academia
and universities, museums, government
and private industry in
cultural management. Click here to enter the
ANTHROPOLOGY web site.
New Faculty Spotlight
- Jason Clark-Miller, Ph.D.
Dr. Jason Clark-Miller received his Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in
2004
from the Department of Sociology. He has taught numerous courses in
Criminal Justice
and Sociology.
New Adjunct
Faculty - Kristi Clark-Miller (SOCI), David Lobinger (CRJU),
Harvest Moon (SOCI), David Redmon (SOCI), Andria
Timmer (ANTH), Bill West (CRJU)
