About


Christopher Mathey is a doctoral candidate in sociology and plans to graduate in 2023 from Texas A&M University, where he has served for several years on the Office of Disability Resources' Student Advisory Board.  He also teaches part time at a community college in North Texas.  Mathey serves as Vice-President for the Alumni Advisory Board and serves on the Center for Neurodiversity Steering Committee at his alma mater, Landmark College, where he earned an AA.  Mathey received his  BA from Hobart College in English and Critical Social Studies with a minor in Education.  Mathey earned an MA in Sociology from the University of Houston Clear Lake.  Mathey has presented research on academic ableism at the Southwestern Social Science Association.

Publications


Reclaiming Space in a Disablist Society: A Review of Alice Wong’s Disability Visibility


Christopher L-P Mathey

Nursing Clio, https://nursingclio.org/2021/03/02/reclaiming-disability-space-in-an-ableist-society-a-review-of-alice-wongs-disability-visibility/, 2021


Beyond the Mundane


Christopher Mathey

Divergents Magazine: Reflections on the neuro-divergent experience in a neuro-typical world, https://www.divergents-magazine.org/articles/beyond-the-mundane , 2020 Jan 30


Electronic Monitoring


Christopher Mathey

Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Malden: Wiley, 2014

Courses


Social Problems

Taught at Texas A & M University Fall 2014, Collin College Fall 2019 and Spring 2020.


Contemporary Sociological Theory

Taught at Texas A&M University, Fall 2015 and Spring 2018


Military-Warfare-Society

Taught at Texas A&M University, Fall 2017


Deviance

Taught at Texas A&M University, Spring 2015  and Spring 2016 


Introduction to Sociology

Taught at Collin College, Summer 2020, Fall 2021

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