Frank Harold Wilson
Professor of Sociology
Office: Northwest Quadrant–Building B, Room 7511
Phone: 414/229-5820
E-mail: chocchip@uwm.edu
Summer Office Hours (May 19–Sept. 2, 2013): By appointment
Degree:
Ph.D., University of Michigan
Areas of Specialization:
Urban Sociology; Population; Race and Ethnicity; History of Sociology; Theory; Sociology of Sport
Teaching Schedule
Spring 2014
Sociol 224-001: American Minority Groups
Sociol/UrbStd 901-001: Seminar: Urban Social Structure
Fall 2013
Sociol 224-001: American Minority Groups
Sociol 920-001: Seminar in Race and Ethnic Relations
Summer 2013
Sociol 305-051: Sociology of Sport
Representative Syllabi from Past Semesters
Sociol 224-001: American Minority Groups Spring 2012 (pdf)
Sociol 375-001: History of Sociological Theory Fall 2011 (pdf)
Sociol/Urb Std 901-001: Seminar: Urban Social Structure Spring 2012 (pdf)
Sociol 920-001: Seminar in Race and Ethnic Relations Fall 2010 (pdf)
Selected Publications:
“William Julius Wilson.” In Richard Schaefer (ed.). Dictionary of Race, Ethnicity, and Society. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 2008.
“Integration” in William Darrity (ed.). The International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. New York: MacMillan. 2008.
“Models of Success” In Lee H. Walker, Diane Carol Bast, and S. T. Karnick (Eds.). Booker T. Washington A Re-Examination: Lectures From a Symposium at Northwestern University Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Booker T. Washington. Chicago: Heartland Institute. 2008
“Faces at the Bottom of the Well: African American Poverty in the Post-Industrial City,” in Gayle Tate and Lewis Randolph (eds.). The Urban Black Community: From Dusk Til Dawn. New York: Palgrave MacMillan. 2006.
“Sociology of Racial and Ethnic Relations,” in Clifton Bryant and Dennis L. Peck (eds.).21st Century Sociology: A Reference Book. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 2006
Race, Class, and the Postindustrial City: William Julius Wilson and the Promise of Sociology. Albany: State University of New York Press. 2004.
“Neoconservatives, Black Conservatives, and the Retreat from Social Justice.” in Gayle Tate and Lewis Randolph (eds.). Dimensions of Black Conservatism in the United States: Made in America. New York: Palgrave. 2002.