Spring 2025

Section 5915 of SOC1
Introduction to Sociology -- : Jan 13 - May 16 2025
This section has no regularly scheduled meetings.

Section 6094 of SOC10
Close Relationships and Family Life -- : Jan 13 - May 16 2025
This section has no regularly scheduled meetings.

Section 8440 of SOC1
Introduction to Sociology -- : Jan 13 - May 16 2025
This section has no regularly scheduled meetings.

Fall 2024

Section 1327 of SOC1
Introduction to Sociology -- : Aug 19 - Dec 13 2024
This section has no scheduled meetings.

Section 2624 of SOC2
Modern Social Problems -- : Aug 19 - Dec 13 2024
This section has no scheduled meetings.

Summer 2024

Section 9862 of SOC30
Race and Ethnic Relations -- : Jun 17 - Jul 28 2024
This section has no scheduled meetings.

Monday

  • 8:00 AM - 11:00 AMOnline

Tuesday

  • 8:00 AM - 11:00 AMOnline

EDUCATION

University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA.  Doctor of Education

University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL.  Master of Arts, Sociology

La Roche College, Pittsburgh, PA.  Bachelor of Arts, Psychology

 

PUBLICATIONS

Ong-Flaherty, C., Morgan, D. Rowniak, S. and Stevenson, E.  (in publication) Impact of Culturally Dominant, Etic Beliefs on Health of Homeless Transgender, Queer and Questioning Youth.

Ong-Flaherty, C., Morgan, D. Rowniak, S. and Stevenson, E.  2017. “Access? What Access? The Lived Experiences of Transgender Individuals.”   Pp. 139-154 in Social Equity in a Time of Change: a Critical 21st Century Movement, edited by R.G. Johnson III. San Diego, CA: Birkdale Publishers.

Basirico, L., Cashion, B., & Eshelman, J., Morgan, D. (2013).  Welcome to Sociology (4th edition). Redding, CA: BVT Publishing. (1st ed. Published 2009)

Morgan, D. (2010, November 24). Are Mahu Youth Safe in Hawaii’s Schools? Honolulu Weekly.

file:///Users/danielmorgan/Desktop/November_24_2010_Vol_20_No_47OCR.pdf

Morgan, D. (n.d.). The Holocaust: Never Again? Human Liberation, 1(2), 35-45.

SELECTION OF COURSES TAUGHT

Graduate Courses Taught

ED-6000: The Professional Educator

PSOC-6005: Scope and Methods of Research

ED-6010: Sociology of Education

GLSD-6001: Power in Social Systems 

 

Undergraduate Courses Taught

Introduction to Sociology

Self and Society

Fundamentals of Research

Close Relationships and Family Life

Race and Ethnic Relations

Cross-Cultural Relations

Sociology of Gender and Sexuality

Perspectives in Transgender Identities

Writing in Sociology

Elementary Education Field Experience

Educational Foundations

Elementary Education Field Experience in Math and Science

Community Intervention Practicum

Field Practicum

Research Practicum

Contemporary Issues for First-Generation College Students

 

 

Work and Consulting Experience

For more than twenty years, Dr. Morgan has mentored and coached people in transition; from relationships to jobs to completely reinventing themselves. He has worked with everyone from student-athletes, entertainers, persons recently released from prison, academic peers, and those who are transgender and non-binary. He is an expert at creating a space where you can show up and do your work.  

Dr. Morgan’s coaching/consulting expertise grew from his own life experience. Between earning a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a master’s degree in Sociology, and a Doctorate Degree in Education, he worked in the fitness industry and as a tour guide, eventually moving into the entertainment industry where he began writing and performing stand-up comedy, parlaying that into working with comedians, agents, and producers. 

Dr. Dan Morgan specializes in helping people find their voices, especially during times of transition. Whether you are starting a career or changing career paths, starting over after ending a relationship, going through a profound change in your health, or moving on after losing a loved one – whatever the transition may be, he will create a space for you to show up and do your work.

Professional Areas of Interest

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology 2018 – present http://www.aacsnet.net/

Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA) 2017 – 2018

Board Member, International Foundation for Comprehensive Sexual Health and Education, 2014 – 2018

Editorial Board Member, MASAUM Journal of Sociology 2012 - 2014

American Educational Research Association 2008 - 2014

American Sociological Association, 2005 – present http://www.asanet.org/

Pacific Sociological Association, 2005 – 2018 http://www.pacificsoc.org/

Professional Involvement and Community Service

PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOPS FACILITATED

Using Durkheim’s model to understand suicide in trans and non-binary communities: help for caregivers and case managers.  Care Resource, SunServe, Broward County, FL.  2018

Creating Fully Online Courses using the Canvas Platform. University of San Francisco, Presenter 2017

Navigating Your First Semester of Community College. Santa Rosa Junior College, 2017; 2016

If There’s No Report, It Never Happened.  Allegheny Family Network, Pittsburgh, PA. 2015 - 2016

Getting Published.  School of Nursing and Health Professions, University of San Francisco, 2015

Using iMovie to Facilitate Student Teamwork and Analyze Data. University of San Francisco, 2014

Finding Your Voice: Comparing Gilligan and Kohlberg in Cultural Communication. San Francisco, CA and Honolulu, HI. 2010 – 2012

Are Mahu Youth Safe in Hawaii’s Schools? Kulia Na Mamo, Honolulu, HI (regularly presented to Hawaii school personnel, 2010 - 2012).

Presentations and Publications

All courses that I teach are on the Canvas platform.  For course related questions, log into the course, where you will see the course syllabus.  If you still have questions, post them in the course Q & A thread.  I check in often and am happy to answer any questions that you may have.

If you are enrolled in any courses that I teach, please not the SRJC attendance policy: 

Instructors are required to drop all No-Show students immediately following the second class meeting.

A No-Show is an enrolled student who has not attended any class meeting of the course.

For classes that meet online, a No-Show is an enrolled student who has not logged on and initiated active participation by 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time of the second day of the class.

I look forward to meeting everyone, whether virtually or face to face.