Professor, Sociology Department
Dr. Stephen Lilly's professional interests include Technology and Society, Social Change and Social Movements, Global Capitalism, and Research Methods.
Degrees: Ph.D. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; M.A. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; B.A. Sociology, College of the Holy Cross.
Teaching Responsibilities: Sociological Imagination; Human Community: The Individual and Society; Science, Technology, and Society; Computer Ethics: Society and Technology; Society and Economic Change; Social Movements; Methods of Social Research; Applications of Social Research; Senior Seminar in Sociology.
Research Interests: Social network sites and privacy, computer surveillance systems, social debate over enhancement technologies.
Grants: AIP Innovative Teaching Coalition Workshop; ITC Summer Institute; Hersher Institute for Applied Ethics.
Honors, Awards & Fellowship: President, New England Sociological Association (2000-2001);
New England Sociological Association’s Certificate of Appreciation; Chapter Representative and Member, Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honor Society)
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Degrees: Ph.D. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; M.A. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; B.A. Sociology, College of the Holy Cross.
Teaching Responsibilities: Sociological Imagination; Human Community: The Individual and Society; Science, Technology, and Society; Computer Ethics: Society and Technology; Society and Economic Change; Social Movements; Methods of Social Research; Applications of Social Research; Senior Seminar in Sociology.
Research Interests: Social network sites and privacy, computer surveillance systems, social debate over enhancement technologies.
Grants: AIP Innovative Teaching Coalition Workshop; ITC Summer Institute; Hersher Institute for Applied Ethics.
Honors, Awards & Fellowship: President, New England Sociological Association (2000-2001);
New England Sociological Association’s Certificate of Appreciation; Chapter Representative and Member, Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honor Society)
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About Stephen J. Lilley
Dr. Stephen Lilly's professional interests include Technology and Society, Social Change and Social Movements, Global Capitalism, and Research Methods.
Degrees: Ph.D. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; M.A. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; B.A. Sociology, College of the Holy Cross.
Teaching Responsibilities: Sociological Imagination; Human Community: The Individual and Society; Science, Technology, and Society; Computer Ethics: Society and Technology; Society and Economic Change; Social Movements; Methods of Social Research; Applications of Social Research; Senior Seminar in Sociology.
Research Interests: Social network sites and privacy, computer surveillance systems, social debate over enhancement technologies.
Grants: AIP Innovative Teaching Coalition Workshop; ITC Summer Institute; Hersher Institute for Applied Ethics.
Honors, Awards & Fellowship: President, New England Sociological Association (2000-2001);
New England Sociological Association’s Certificate of Appreciation; Chapter Representative and Member, Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honor Society)
Degrees: Ph.D. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; M.A. Sociology, University of Massachusetts; B.A. Sociology, College of the Holy Cross.
Teaching Responsibilities: Sociological Imagination; Human Community: The Individual and Society; Science, Technology, and Society; Computer Ethics: Society and Technology; Society and Economic Change; Social Movements; Methods of Social Research; Applications of Social Research; Senior Seminar in Sociology.
Research Interests: Social network sites and privacy, computer surveillance systems, social debate over enhancement technologies.
Grants: AIP Innovative Teaching Coalition Workshop; ITC Summer Institute; Hersher Institute for Applied Ethics.
Honors, Awards & Fellowship: President, New England Sociological Association (2000-2001);
New England Sociological Association’s Certificate of Appreciation; Chapter Representative and Member, Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honor Society)
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