In Fall 2023, I am teaching my “Sociology of Guns” seminar at Wake Forest University for the ninth consecutive academic year, dating back to the fall of 2015.
Probably the most remarked-on aspect of the class is taking the students on a field trip to the gun range at the start of the course. It is also probably the most important part of the class, also.
The Conversation, a website dedicated to helping scholars reach broader audiences, recently gave me the opportunity to explain my “Sociology of Guns” class in their UNCOMMON COURSES series.
It’s a short read if you’re interested in how and why I teach the course and what I hope to accomplish in it.
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