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Thomas Ratliff
Associate Professor of Sociology & Criminal Justice (Criminal Justice Coordinator)
Thomas Ratliff is an experienced Associate Professor of Sociology & Criminal Justice with a background in higher education and government research projects.
He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology from Virginia Tech and a Graduate Certificate in Race & Social Policy, emphasizing Social Psychology and Sociology.
With expertise in Research, Adult Education, Student Learning and Development, Distance Learning, Online Learning Management Systems, and Research Design, Thomas brings a focus on Social Justice to various areas of society.
His educational journey includes a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and English from Western Kentucky University, a Master of Arts emphasizing Social Psychology and Sociology from Marshall University, and completion of studies at Paintsville High School.
Currently serving as an Associate Professor of Sociology & Criminal Justice and the Criminal Justice Coordinator at the University of Pikeville, Thomas has previously held positions as Assistant Professor at Arkansas State University and Tennessee Technological University.