Katie Kaufman Rogers
Assistant Professor, Sociologist, Critical Criminologist
Teaching
A range of experience teaching within large public universities and small liberal arts colleges informs my approach to student learning. Courses I lead equip students to critically examine the social world and envision transformational alternatives. Our goal is to build on, complicate, and challenge our existing knowledge through scholarly texts and assignments that engage a diversity of social standpoints. I also mentor and train students throughout the process of conducting their own research. Using sociological data collection and analytical methods, we explore how systems of race, gender, class, sexuality, and more intersect to shape societal structures, cultures, and access to resources.

Courses Taught
Introduction to Sociology
Taught Fa25, Spr25, Fa24, Spr24, Fa23 at Regis University
Introduction to Criminology
Taught Fa25, Spr25, Fa24, Spr24, Fa23 at Regis University
Sociological Theory
Taught Spr25 at Regis University
Qualitative Research Methods
Taught Fa22 (Block 4) at Colorado College
Feminist Criminology
Taught Fa25 at Regis University
Criminology Through Film
Taught Fa24 at Regis University
Punishment and Society
Taught Su22, Fa21, Spr21, and Spr19 at the University of Texas at Austin
Gender/Race/Class/Sexuality in U.S. Society
Taught Fa22 at the University of Texas at Austin