Jocelyn Bell

Jocelyn Bell is an Assistant Professor of Sociology in the Department of Politics, Law, and Society at Bryant University.12 She is an interdisciplinary sociologist whose research, teaching, and public scholarship interests focus on different forms of collective action and cultural mediums supporting social justice.34

Education and Background

Dr. Bell holds the following degrees:

• Ph.D. from Brown University
• M.A. from Brown University
• M.A. from the University of Kentucky
• B.A. from Brown University2

Research and Expertise

As an interdisciplinary sociologist, Dr. Bell's work explores:

• Various forms of collective action
• Cultural mediums supporting social justice
• Social movements and activism

Her research has included projects on:

• Reimagining within-movement conflict, focusing on ideology and the anti-sex trafficking movement in India5

Teaching and Academic Role

At Bryant University, Dr. Bell:

• Teaches sociology courses in the Department of Politics, Law, and Society6
• Brings an interdisciplinary approach to her teaching, incorporating her research interests into the classroom

Professional Presence

While I don't have direct access to her LinkedIn profile, Dr. Bell maintains a professional online presence through her personal website (jocelyntbell.com) where she shares information about her academic work and research interests.34