Teaching and Supervision
Professor Li Zong teaches Sociological Theory, Research Methods, Race and Ethnic Relations, and Social Stratification for the undergraduate and graduate programs in the Department of Sociology at the University of Saskatchewan.
CLASSES TAUGHT BY PROFESSOR ZONG
SOC 110.6 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 111.3 Foundations in Sociology: Society, Structure, Process
SOC112.3 Foundations in Sociology: Social Construction in Everyday Life
SOC 203.3 Race and Ethnic Relations
SOC 207.6 The Family
SOC 232.3 Methods of Social Research
SOC 233.3 Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theory
SOC 305.3 Ethnic Stratification
SOC 315.3 Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Poverty
SOC 332.6 Principles of Research Design
SOC 412/812.3 Advanced Seminar in Ethnic Relations
SOC 422/822.3 Social Stratification and Social Mobility
SOC 841.6 Advanced Methodology
SOC 898.3 International Migration
SOC 898.3 Civil Society and Social Transformation in China
SOC 207.6 The Family
SOC 232.3 Methods of Social Research
SOC 233.3 Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theory
SOC 305.3 Ethnic Stratification
SOC 315.3 Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Poverty
SOC 332.6 Principles of Research Design
SOC 412/812.3 Advanced Seminar in Ethnic Relations
SOC 422/822.3 Social Stratification and Social Mobility
SOC 841.6 Advanced Methodology
SOC 898.3 International Migration
SOC 898.3 Civil Society and Social Transformation in China
Professor Zong supervises M.A. and Ph.D. students, mainly in the areas of race and ethnic studies, immigration, and China studies.
