Nadine Rosechild Sullivan, Ph.D.

Nadine Rosechild Sullivan, Ph.D.

Nadine Sullivan, Ph.D.
Assistant Teaching Professor of Sociology

Nadine Sullivan, Ph.D.

Contact Info
Campbell Library, Fifth Floor

Biography

Nadine Rosechild Sullivan, Ph.D. holds a doctorate in Sociology, with graduate concentrations in gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, and Women's Studies from Temple University. Her ongoing research interests center around: U.S. Social Movements, and the cross-coalitional push for an end to systemic racism, state-sponsored/incited racial violence, violence against women, sexism, homophobia, and trans-phobia.

She is coordinator of the graduate program in Diversity and Inclusion, a lecturer in Sociology, and the CHSS Representative to the Council of the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and a member of the Women & Gender Studies Committee.

Dr. Sullivan is the author of: 

  • ​Passing the Baton: Birth Control - Precondition of the Liberation of Women.* 2020.
  • An "Abomination" in the Sight of the Lord: A Deeper Look at the Jewish and Christian Scripture Thought to Condemn Homosexuality. 2017.
  • The Marriage Equality Movement  & A Brief History of (Some) U.S. Social Movements. 2015.
  • I Trusted You: Fully and Honestly Speaking of Gendered Assault. 2011.