PhD 1998 Pennsylvania State University

Social and applied demography, new destination immigration, Latino migration, ethnic economies, and immigrant incorporation/adaptation

Undergraduate:

Sociological Research
Population Issues
Introduction to Sociology
Community Sociology
Race and Ethnic Relations

Graduate:

Research Methods in Sociology
Survey Research Design
New Urban Sociology
Advanced Quantitative Methods
Publishing

Dr. Bohon has been at the University of Tennessee since 2006. She received a PhD in Sociology and Demography from Penn State in 1998. Her specialty areas include Demography, Immigration, Latino Sociology, Urban Sociology, and Quantitative Methodology. Dr. Bohon’s most recent work examines the growth and needs of Latino migrants in the South, focusing on the difference between Latino migrant adjustment in traditional and emerging gateways.

Selected Publications

• Tobias-Lauerman, Abigail, Stephanie A. Bohon, and Lois Presser.  2023. “Some Like it HOT:  The Racialization of Mobility, the Racial Tax State, and Silence in Managed Lane Conversions.”  Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and the City.  Forthcoming.  https://doi.org/10.1080/26884674.2023.2226336
• Kilpatrick, Tanner, Elizabeth I. Johnson, Stephanie A. Bohon, Anneliese C. Bolland, and John M. Bolland.  2021. “Racial Discrimination as a Mediator between Criminal Justice Contact and Depressive Symptoms among African American Women.”  Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 60(4): 215-231.
• Bohon, Stephanie A. and Ruben Ortiz. 2021. “Structural Conditions of Police-Involved Killing in the United States.” Forthcoming at Sociology of Race and Ethnicity. https://doi.org/10.1177/2332649221994620.
• Kilpatrick, Tanner, Elizabeth I. Johnson, Stephanie A. Bohon, Anneliese C. Bolland, and John M. Bolland. 2021. “Racial Discrimination as a Mediator between Criminal Justice Contact and Depressive Symptoms among African American Women.” Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 60(4): 215-231.
• Bohon, Stephanie and Rachel Ponder. 2020. “Residential Crowding among Meat Processing Workers.” Chapter 6 in Social Problems in the Age of COVID-19. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.
• Price, Carmel and Stephanie A. Bohon. 2019. ”Are You the Reason Your Mom Cares about the Environment? Questioning the Eco-Mom Theory in Explanations of Environmental Affect.” Social Currents: 6(5) 422-439.
• Bohon, Stephanie A. and Nicholas N. Nagle. 2019. “Methods for Measuring Gender Diversity among College and University Faculty.” Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice 19(6):17-37.
• Bohon, Stephanie A. 2018. “Demography in the Big Data Revolution: Changing the Culture to Forge New Frontiers.” Population Research and Policy Review 37(3):323-341.
• Bohon, Stephanie A. and Meghan Conley. 2015. Immigration and Population. Cambridge: Polity Press.