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Nikolitsa Grigoropoulou

Teaching Fellow

University of North Texas

Department of Sociology

Email: NikolitsaGrigoropoulou@my.unt.edu

Education

  • BS, Panteion University for Social and Political Sciences, 2008
    Major: Psychology
    Dissertation: The effect of religious conversion and religious denomination on perceptions about second generation Albanian immigrants in Greece

Teaching

Teaching Experience

    University of North Texas

  • SOCI 2010 - Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity, 1 course.
  • SOCI 3000 - Sociology of Marriage and Family, 2 courses.
  • SOCI 3200 - Sociological Theory., 1 course.
  • SOCI 3220 - Quantitative Data Collection, 3 courses.
  • SOCI 3240 - Qualitative Data Collection, 1 course.
  • SOCI 3260 - Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, 1 course.
  • SOCI 3330 - Social Stratification, 2 courses.
  • SOCI 3700 - Sociology of Religion, 2 courses.
  • SOCI 4350 - Community Organization, 1 course.
  • SOCI 4580 - Immigration and Race in Contemporary US, 1 course.
  • SOCI 4990 - Sociology Capstone, 1 course.
  • WGST 2420 - Race, Class, Gender and Ethnicity, 1 course.

Awards and Honors

  • Fulbright Scholar, Fulbright Greece - Institute of International Education. (June 2013).

Research

Presentations Given

    Paper

  • Hamilton, S. (Author & Presenter), Grigoropoulou, N. (Author & Presenter), Yancey, G.A. (Author & Presenter), Annual meeting for Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Why Some Religious Are Accepted and Others Are Not: Comparisons of Assessments of Evangelicals, Catholics, and Muslim, Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Washington DC, Barbados. (2017).