Biography
Teresa Roach, Ph.D., earned her doctorate in Sociology from Florida State University in 2015. Dr. Roach is an Associate Teaching Professor and Director of Sociology Undergraduate Studies at FSU. She teaches a number of courses in the Sociology Department and Public Health program, including the core requirements for both the Sociology and Public Health majors. Most recently, Dr. Roach has developed a comprehensive internship program for Sociology majors intended to prepare sociology major students for the job market and graduate school. Dr. Roach uses innovative teaching methods in her classroom and has been the recipient of several college and university teaching and service awards.
Education
2015 PhD Florida State University, Sociology
2011 MS Florida State University, Sociology
2007 MA University of Massachusetts, Boston, Applied Sociology
2005 BA University of Massachusetts, Amherst, English; Sociology
Courses Taught
Health Behavior and Health Promotion
Introductory Sociology
Sociological Theory
Sociology of Marriage and the Family
Social Problems
Sociology Skills Seminar
Awards & Honors
Nomination – Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching in the Major (Sociology) (2021).
Nomination – COSSPP Specialized Faculty Teaching Award (2021).
Nomination – COSSPP Specialized Faculty Teaching Award (2020).
Nomination – Foundational Course Excellence, Center for Advancement for Teaching (2020).
Nomination –University Excellence in Teaching Award, Florida State University (2020).
Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Teaching, Florida State University (2014).
