Biography
Dr. Johns-Wolfe (she/her/hers) is an assistant professor of sociology. Primarily trained as a social demographer, she studies the ways in which racial stratification shapes housing and health in urban environments. Her current projects analyze patterns of gentrification, housing discrimination, eviction, and residential tax abatements.
Education
BS, Sociology, Ball State University (2011)
MA, Sociology, Ball State University (2014)
PhD, Sociology, University of Cincinnati (2020)
Research Interests:
Community and urban sociology, sociology of race and ethnicity, sociology of health, quantitative methods, geographic information science, and community-engaged research
Courses regularly taught:
Core
SOC 1010 Introduction to Sociology
SOC 3220 Quantitative Data Analysis for the Social Sciences (Statistics)
SOC 4040 Survey Research Methods
Electives
SOC 2338 Health and Society
SOC 2701 Race and Society
SOC 3344 Problems of Urban Communities
SOC 3501 Social Mapping (GIS for the Social Sciences)
