Professor Renfrow is intrigued with the unexamined, taken-for-granted systems of meaning that influence our everyday lives. As a sociological social psychologist, his research and teaching explore the micro-foundations of societal inequalities based on sex, gender, and sexuality. His recent work centers the body within sociological analysis.
1999 B.A. Eastern Kentucky University, Sociology (summa cum laude)
2002 M.A. University of Washington, Sociology
2005 Ph.D. University of Washington, Sociology
Renfrow, Daniel G., Kailin E. Kucewicz,* Katherine Mouradian,* and Valerie R. Schweigert.* Forthcoming. “’But That’s Not Sexting’: Accounts from Emerging Adults.” Routledge Handbook of Deviance Studies. Edited by Ophir Sefiha and Steve Brown.
Renfrow, Daniel G., Terrence L. Wissick, Jr.,* and Christopher M. Guard.* Forthcoming. “(Re)Defining the Situation When Football Fans Rush the Field.” Sociology of Sport Journal 33(3).
Kosier, Rebekah A.* and Daniel G. Renfrow. 2016. "Queering Fat Bodies, Regulating Teen Desire in ABC Family's Huge." Fat Studies 5(2): 191-202.
Renfrow, Daniel G. and Elisabeth A. Rollo.* 2014. "Sexting on Campus: Managing Perceived Risks and Neutralizing Behaviors." Deviant Behavior 35(11): 903-920.
Renfrow, Daniel G. and Judith A. Howard. 2013. "Social Psychology of Gender and Race." Pp. 491-531 in Handbook of Social Psychology. Edited by John D. Delamater and Amanda Ward. NY: Springer.
Renfrow, Daniel G., Alissa V. Toner,* Valerie A. Provenza,* and Leslie C. Green.* "Disavowing the Gym Bro: Tensions Among Contemporary Masculinities.” Project supported by a Wells College Faculty/Student Summer Research Grant.
*Wells College student/alumnus
Cayuga-San Pedro Sister Community Project Committee
Wells College Institutional Review Board, Co-Chair
Wells College Committee on Institutional Planning and Effectiveness
