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Jacqueline Daugherty
Director of the Western Center for Social Impact and Innovation; Interim Director of the Western College Program (Individualized Studies),
Associate Teaching Professor
Western Center for Social Impact and Innovation, Institute for the Environment and Sustainability, Individualized Studies

Jacqueline Daugherty

Contact Info

123 Peabody Hall

Biographical Info

Jacqueline Daugherty is a Teaching Professor in the Individualized Studies program at Western, and she directs the Western Center for Social Impact and Innovation. She is a native Ohioan and an educational sociologist with teaching and research interests in theory, gender/sexuality, social organization, community engagement, and project-based learning. She teaches research methods, service learning, theory, and senior seminar courses. She also serves with the Robert E. Strippel Fund committee and is affiliated with the Institute for Environmental Sustainability.

Education

  • Ph.D., Social and Cultural Foundations in Education, University of Cincinnati

Teaching and Research Interests

  • human sexuality
  • social inequity
  • environmental justice
  • project-based learning
  • social theory
  • undergraduate research

Courses Taught

  • WST 231: Interdisciplinary Inquiry: The Flint Michigan Water Crisis
  • WST 301: Interdisciplinary Problems: Reparations as Restorative Justice
  • WST 322: Art and Politics
  • WST 341: Synthesis into Action