Christina D. Weber, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Sociology
Office: 404B Minard Hall
Phone: 701.231.8928
Email: Christina.D.Weber@ndsu.edu
Degrees:
- Ph.D. State University of New York (Buffalo), 2005
- M.A., SUNY-University of Buffalo, 2001
- B.A., University of Washington, 1999
Dr. Weber joined the department in Fall 2005. Her areas of research interest are classical and contemporary social theory, feminist theory, gender and memory/trauma studies.
In 2007, Dr. Weber received a grant from the NDSU Development Foundation to study the Family Programs of the North Dakota National Guard.
Odnew Award Receipent
Dr. Christina Weber was awarded NDSU's Odney Award for Excellence in Teaching on May 6, 2009. The Odney Award honors the late Robert Odney, a well-known Fargo businessman, alumnus and leader of alumni campaigs. Established in 1972, it recognizes excellence in udergraduate teaching. This award is presented to a faculty member who stimulates interest in the subject matter; presents courses so the components are clear and well integrated; demands rigorous thought and responses from students; and demonstrates distinctive competence in his/her field.
Congratulations Christina!
Tapestry of Diverse Talents
On December 12, 2008, Dr. Christina Weber was inducted in to the Tapestry of Diverse Talents for NDSU. This program of the Memorial Union recognizes, students, faculty, staff and alumni for the diversity and contributions they bring to North Dakota State University. Each semester individuals are added to the Tapestry, reflecting the ages, classes, ability, ethnicity, gender, races, regional differences, sexual orientations, beliefs and values of the University community.
Congratulations Christina.
Courses Taught:
- Sociology 115, Social Problems
- Sociology 410/610, Social Inequality
- Sociology 412/612, Sociology of Sex Roles
- Sociology 422/622, Development of Social Theory
- Sociology 424/624, Feminist Theory and Discourse
