Noel Byrne, Professor of Sociology, earned his Ph.D. in Sociology from Rutgers University (BA, Sonoma State College, MA, Rutgers). His teaching areas include Social Psychology, Urban Sociology, the Sociology of Organizations & Organizational Behavior, and Research Methods. Prior to joining the SSU Sociology Department he was tenured in the School of Business and Economics (Department of Business Administration) at SSU. Previously, he taught at Douglass College (the women's college of Rutgers University) and Soledad Prison. His publications and conference papers have been in such topic areas as the sociology of time, Emile Durkheim, and family businesses. His current research concerns center on the sociology of time and the sociology of evil.

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