Associate Professor of Sociology
Director, Women & Gender Studies Program
520b Varner Hall
(248) 370-2575
reger@oakland.edu
Research Interests
Social movements, gender, qualitative methods, theory
Selected Publications
Reger, Jo, forthcoming. "Micro Cohorts, Feminist Generations and the Making of the Toronto Slutwalk," Feminist Formations.
Reger, Jo, 2012. Everywhere and Nowhere: U.S. Feminist Communities in the 21st Century. New York: Oxford University Press.
Reger, Jo, Rachel Einwohner, Daniel J. Myers (Eds.), 2008, Identity Work in Social Movements, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
Reger, Jo, 2008. “Drawing Identity Boundaries: The Creation of Contemporary Feminism - Identity Work in Social Movements.” Pp. 101-120 in Identity Work in Social Movements, edited by Jo Reger, Rachel Einwohner, and Daniel J. Myers. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
Reger, Jo, 2007. “Where are the Leaders? Emotional Mobilization in the Contemporary Women’s Movement,” American Behavioral Scientist, 50: 1350-1369.
Dugan, Kimberly and Jo Reger, 2006. “Voice and Agency in Social Movement Outcomes,” Qualitative Sociology, 29(4): 467-484.
Courses Taught
SOC 100 Intro to Sociology
SOC/WGS 336 Sociology of Gender
SOC 400 Sociological Theory
WGS 200 Intro to Women & Gender Studies
WGS 301 Contemporary U.S. Women’s Movement
WGS 320 Feminist Theory
WGS 321 Methods of Feminist Analysis