Degree & Year in Program
1st Year Masters Student
Areas of Specialization
Violence Victimization, Health, Inequalities ( Education) and STEM Quantitative Methods
About Me
I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology, and I am currently enrolled in the MA program in Sociology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. My research interests encompass a range of critical societal issues. Firstly, I am interested in exploring the intersection between violent victimization and health outcomes, with a specific focus on adolescents and older adults. Additionally, I am dedicated to investigating socioeconomic inequalities and their profound impact on health and overall well -being. Equally compelling to me are the inequalities within education and position social dimensions of STEM fields. These areas collectively drive my academic pursuits and underscore my commitment to making meaningful contributions to sociological research and discourse.
Ultimately, this graduate program offers a networking platform, mentorship, and access to valuable resources that I, as well as incoming graduate students, can take advantage of. These opportunities can pave the way for career advancement and enhance overall significance.
Courses Taught
Recitation Instructor for SOCI 101
Select Publications
i. Raji, A., Folorunsho, S. A., & Muhammed, Y. (2018). Aging: A Sin in Nigerian Society? Journal of Health and Social Issues (JOHESI), 7(2), 48-54. Published by Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Ekiti State University.
ii. Tejideen, T. O., Abdulbaqi, S. Z., & Folorunsho, S. A. (2019). Socio-economic factors and cataclysmic incidence of youth crime in Ilorin Metropolis. Advances in Management, 18(2), published by the Department of Business Administration, University of Ilorin.