Alexander L. Smith

Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology

Education

Ph.D., Sociology, The University of Georgia
Dissertation: “Solidarity and Behavioral Disinhibition in Technologically Mediated Interaction:  Experimentally Testing Levels of Co-Presence in Interaction Ritual Chain Theory”

M.A., Sociology, East Tennessee State University
Thesis: “Religion, Health, and the Spiritual but Not Religious”

B.S., Psychology, East Tennessee State University

Research Interests