Doug Schrock

Contact Information:

Office:	Bellamy 511
Phone:	644-4033
Fax:	N/A
Email:	dschrock@fsu.edu

Areas of Specialization:

Research:

• Social Psychology
• Race, Class, and Gender
• Social Movements
• Qualitative Methods

Teaching:

• Undergraduate:
  • Social Psychology
  • Introduction to Sociology
  • Race and Ethnicity
  • The Global Justice Movement
  • Social Problems
  • Social Change
• Graduate:
  • Introduction to Qualitative Methods
  • Fieldwork
  • Advanced Qualitative Research
  • Social Interaction
  • Men and Masculinities

Education and Recent Professional Experience:

• 2001 Ph.D. in sociology, North Carolina State University
• 1995 M.S. in sociology, North Carolina State University
• 1991 B.S. in sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington

Selected Papers and Publications:

• Schrock, Douglas, and Schwalbe, Michael. 2009. “Men, Masculinity, and Manhood Acts.” Annual Review of Sociology. READ
• Schrock, Douglas, Emily M. Boyd, and Margaret Leaf. 2009. “Emotion Work in the Public Performances of Male-to-Female Transsexuals.” Archives of Sexual Behavior. READ
• McCabe, Janice, and Douglas Schrock. 2009. “Further Reflections on the Term ‘Bitch’.” Sociological Analysis. READ
• Holden, Daphne, and Douglas Schrock. 2009. “Performing Authentic Selfhood in an Intentional Community.” In Authenticity in Culture, Self, and Society, edited by Phillip Vannini and Patrick Williams. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate.
• Eastman, Jason and Douglas Schrock. 2008. “Southern Rock Musicians’ Construction of White Trash.” Race, Gender, and Class, 15:208-219. READ
• Schrock, Douglas, and Irene Padavic. 2007. “Negotiating Hegemonic Masculinity in a Batterer Intervention Program.” Gender & Society, 21:625-649. READ
• Martin, Patricia Yancey, Douglas Schrock, Margaret Leaf, and Carmen Von Rohr. 2007. "Rape work: Emotional dilemmas in work with victims." In Understanding Emotions at Work. Ed. by Steve Fineman. Blackwell. READ
• Holden, Daphne and Doug Schrock. 2007. "'Get therapy and work on it': Managing Dissent in an Intentional Community." Symbolic Interaction, 30:175-198.
• Schrock, Douglas, and Emily Boyd. 2006. "Reflexive Transembodiment." In Body/Embodiment: Symbolic Interactionism and the Sociology of the Body, edited by Dennis Waskull and Phillip Vannini. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate. READ
• Schrock, Douglas, and Lori Reid. 2006. “Transsexuals’ Sexual Stories.” Archives of Sexual Behavior, 35:75-86. READ
• Schrock, Douglas, Lori Reid, and Emily Boyd. 2005. “Transsexuals’ Embodiment of Womanhood.” Gender and Society, 19: 317-335. READ
• Schrock, Douglas, Daphne Holden, and Lori Reid. 2004. “Creating Emotional Resonance: Interpersonal Emotion Work and Motivational Framing in a Transgender Community.” Social Problems, 51:61-81. READ
• Schrock, Douglas. 2002. “Emotional Stories: Narrative Conflict in a Men's Anti-Battering Program.” Pp. 219-233 in Postmodern Existential Sociology, edited by Joseph A. Kotarba and John M. Johnson. AltaMira Press.
• Michael Schwalbe, Sandra Godwin, Daphne Holden, Douglas Schrock, Shealy Thompson, and Michele Wolkomir. 2000. “Generic Processes in the Reproduction of Inequality: An Interactionist Analysis.” Social Forces, 79:419-452. READ
• Schrock, Douglas. 1996. "Transsexuals' Narrative Construction of the 'True Self.'" SocialPsychology Quarterly, 59:176-192. READ
• Schwalbe, Michael, and Douglas Schrock. 1996. "Identity Work as Group Process." Advances in Group Processes, 13: 113-147. READ

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