Craig Harris, Michigan State University
Associate Professor
Sociology
East Lansing, Michigan
harrisc@msu.edu
Office:
(517) 355-5048
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Craig Harris is an associate professor at Michigan State University in Department of Sociology, where he specializes in the sociology of food, agriculture and environmental sociology.
He is also appointed in the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station, the National Food Safety and Toxic...
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He is also appointed in the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station, the National Food Safety and Toxic...
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Bio/Research
Craig Harris is an associate professor at Michigan State University in Department of Sociology, where he specializes in the sociology of food, agriculture and environmental sociology.
He is also appointed in the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station, the National Food Safety and Toxicology Center, and the Food Safety Policy Center; he is a member of the core faculties of the African Studies Center, the Asian Studies Center, the Center for European and Russian Studies, the Center for Advanced Studies in Development, and the program for Women in International Development
Craig conducts research on fisheries development and management, pest management in fruit and vegetable production, soil management in cash grain production, and food safety policy; he has done research in Michigan, Taiwan, Rwanda, Bulgaria, Senegal, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Mexico.
In between research, Craig teaches courses in environmental sociology, social ecology, and earth systems science. He has traveled the globe teaching in Michigan, Taiwan, Bulgaria, and Senegal.
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He is also appointed in the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station, the National Food Safety and Toxicology Center, and the Food Safety Policy Center; he is a member of the core faculties of the African Studies Center, the Asian Studies Center, the Center for European and Russian Studies, the Center for Advanced Studies in Development, and the program for Women in International Development
Craig conducts research on fisheries development and management, pest management in fruit and vegetable production, soil management in cash grain production, and food safety policy; he has done research in Michigan, Taiwan, Rwanda, Bulgaria, Senegal, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Mexico.
In between research, Craig teaches courses in environmental sociology, social ecology, and earth systems science. He has traveled the globe teaching in Michigan, Taiwan, Bulgaria, and Senegal.
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