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Timothy Kubal, Associate Professor
Office Location: Social Sciences Building Room 224
Office Phone: 559-278-5145
Email: tkubal@csufresno.edu
Ph.D. Sociology, 2001. Southern Illinois University. I taught at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln for two years before coming to Fresno State in 2002.
Areas of Specialty
I currently teach courses such as social movements, social change, gender, race, and introductory sociology. I have published on the topic of 'diversity and learning outcomes,' and I am currently analyzing variations in learning outcomes in traditional and online classes. I am also developing content for the introduction to sociology market.
My main research areas are social movements and culture. My 2008 book, "Cultural Movements and Collective Memory: Christopher Columbus and the Rewriting of the National Origin Myth" examines the patriotic, religious, ethnic, and anticolonial movements that have successfully mobilized to shape public commemoration of Columbus Day.
I am participating with colleagues and students in research projects on self efficacy, sexual abstinence movements, and homelessness.
I have also published research on cultural processes within environmental movements.
My hobbies include bicycling, downhill skiing, and cooking.