Victoria Johnson

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Victoria Johnson

Victoria Johnson

Associate Professor, Sociology

Phone: (573)884-9765
E-mail: johnsonvi@missouri.edu

Victoria Johnson completed her Ph.D. at the University of California, Davis with a Designated Emphasis in the Social Theory and Comparative History (STCH) Program sponsored by the Center for Comparative Research in History, Society and Culture. Her areas of expertise include collective behavior and social movements, political sociology, cultural sociology, historical and comparative methods, and Pacific Northwest labor history. She has been at MU for seven years and is currently an Associate Professor of Sociology.