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The Texas A&M Sociology Department is one of the leading sociology programs in the country. The approximately 33 tenured and tenure-track faculty in the department have expertise in a wide range of substantive areas including but not limited to (in alphabetical order): culture; demography and human ecology; law, deviance, and social control; political and economic sociology; race and ethnic relations; and social psychology. The faculty in the department are accomplished researchers and scholars and regularly publish books and monographs with top academic presses and articles in leading scientific journals. The faculty includes past presidents of national and regional professional associations, recent editors of leading journals in the discipline, and recipients of prestigious awards in the discipline.