sociology and anthropology

SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY FACULTY

Ed.D. (Harvard University) 
Assistant Professor of Education and Sociology 
104 Asbury Hall
Phone: (765) 658-6751
E-mail: tbeauboeuf@depauw.edu
Vita

Tamara Beauboeuf holds a joint appointment in the departments of sociology and anthropology, and education. She teaches courses that examine individual development within the social hierarchies of race, class, and gender. In her research, she focuses on how teachers negotiate discourses of race and gender in their identities and pedagogy, and how social roles and expectations shape women’s constructions of their bodies. A current project investigates perceptions of strength and womanhood among African American women.

Outside of class, Tamara enjoys knitting and deciphering her husband’s poetry, and is amply entertained by their five-year old daughter.

Fall 2007

• Soc 197A - FYS: Embodying Womanhood
• Soc 332 - Women, Culture & Identity

Fall 2006-Spring 2007

• On Leave

Fall 2005

• Soc 100B     Contemporary Society
• Soc 332       Women, Culture, & Identity

Spring 2006

• Soc 214       Sociology of Education

Fall  2004

• On Leave

Spring  2005

• Soc 100a      Contemporary Society
• Edu 222b      Educational Psychology
   

Fall  2003

• Soc 197sb           FYS: Schooling & Identity
• Edu 180a/b          Diverse Classrooms
• Edu 290/WS 370   Tps: Women in Education