Formerly the SAGE Teaching Innovations & Professional Development Award, we are honored to rename this award in honor of one of its founders, Keith Roberts, who led the award committee for over a decade. Keith was an extraordinary teacher, colleague, mentor, and friend.
Made possible by the generous contributions of numerous influential SAGE authors and editors, the SAGE Publishing Keith Roberts Teaching Innovations Award* helps a group of graduate students and pre-tenure faculty attend the annual American Sociological Association pre-conference workshop hosted by the Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology.
Please check back in December for the 2019 Application.
Congratulations to the 2018 SAGE Teaching Innovations & Professional Development Award Recipients!
Daniel Bartholomay - University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Alexandra Bush - University of North Texas
Emily K Carian - Stanford University
Sevsem Cicek-Okay - University of Cincinnati
Robert Francis - Johns Hopkins University
Aaryn L Green - University of Cincinnati
Lauren Griffin - Cornell University
Mabel Ho - University of British Columbia
Alfredo Huante - University of Southern California
Lily Ivanova - University of British Columbia
Hubert Izienicki - Purdue University Northwest
Hadi Khoshneviss - University of South Florida
Laura Krul - UNC Chapel Hill
Nicole Malette - University of British Columbia
Blake Martin - North Carolina State Universitty
Matthew McLeskey - SUNY Buffalo
Amanda Mireles - Stanford University
Mari Kate Mycek - North Carolina State University
Nicole Oehmen - University of Iowa
Lauren Olsen - University of California, San Diego
Jamie Palmer - University of Georgia
Greg Prieto - University of San Diego
Stef M Shuster - Appalachian State University
Chaniqua Simpson - North Carolina State University
Chris Vidmar - Georgia State University
Chandra Ward - University of Tennessee,Chataanooga
Eric Wright - Indiana University, Bloomington
Amanda Wyant - North Carolina State University
The SAGE Teaching Innovations & Professional Development Award is made possible by the generous contributions of the following SAGE authors:
Jeanne Ballantine, Keith Roberts, and Kathleen Korgen - Our Social World 6e; Our Social World, Condensed 5e
Anna Leon-Guerrero - Social Problems 5e; Contemporary Readings in Social Problems
Russ Schutt - Investigating the Social World: The Process and Practice of Research 8e
Kathleen Odell Korgen and Maxine Atkinson - Sociology in Action
George Ritzer - The McDonaldization of Society 9e; Introduction to Sociology 4e; Essentials of Sociology 3e; Contemporary Sociological Theory 5e; Modern Sociological Theory 8e; Sociological Theory 10e; Classical Sociological Theory 7e
Stephen Sweet and Peter Meiksins - Changing Contours of Work 3e
Jodi O'Brien - The Production of Reality 6e; Gender, Sexuality, and Intimacy: A Contexts Reader
Susan Ferguson - Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Class, 2e; Mapping the Social Landscape 8e; Shifting the Center 5e
Joya Misra - The Gender and Sexuality Reader; Gendered Lives, Sexual Beings
Javier Trevino - Investigating Social Problems 2e; The Development of Sociological Theory
Joseph F. Healey - Diversity and Society 5e; Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Class 8e
Jeanne Ballantine - Schools and Society 6e
Keith Roberts - Religion in Sociological Perspective 6e
Kathleen Odell Korgen - The Engaged Sociologist 5e
Earl Babbie - Adventures in Social Research 10e
Teresa Ciabattari - Sociology of Families: Change, Continuity, and Diversity
Alia Tyner - Writing for Emerging Sociologists
Scott Appelrouth - Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theory 3e; Sociological Theory in the Contemporary Era 3e; Sociological Theory in the Classical Era, 3e
Daina Eglitis - Discover Sociology, 3e; Discover Sociology: Core Concepts
**Note: The first-listed books/authors (in bold print) contributed at a level of at least $600—thereby sponsoring at least one full grant.