Stacy Keogh

M.A./ABD, University of New Mexico

stacy.keogh@mso.umt.edu
Social Science 317
406-243-5488
Vita

Office Hours:

Monday and Wednesday 12:00-1:00,

and by appointment

Emphasis:

Political Sociology, Social Movements, Sociology of Religion, Comparative Historical Sociology & a regional emphasis in Latin America.

Current Research:

Dissertation topic: Conservative Populism and Reactive Mobilization: A look at the Tea Party Movement in Montana. Ongoing research involves looking at religious political participation and social conflict in Latin America, progressive religious movements & communities in the United States, and religious social conflict in comparative perspective.

Selected Scholarly Work:

Santoro, Wayne and Stacy Keogh. “Cross-Cutting Solidarities and Mobilization: The Impact of Anglo Social Ties on Mexican American Activism”

Keogh, Stacy. “Mobilizing the Spirit: Organization, identity and social movement continuity"

Keogh, Stacy and Richard L. Wood. “A Rebirth of Catholic Collective Action in Central America?: A New Model of Church-based Political Participation.”

Personal Interests:

Hiking, running, skiing, ecumenism, social justice, traveling.

Current Courses

SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology

MWF; 9:10-10:00; MCG 210

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Course Downloads

SOCI 455 sections 1 & 2

MWF; 11:10-12:00; NAC 201

MWF; 2:10-3:00; NAC 103

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