Mark Mulder

Dr. Mark Mulder is a Professor and Director of Urban Studies at Calvin University, holding joint appointments in the Sociology and Social Work departments. His academic background includes a BA from Trinity Christian College, and both MA and PhD degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

His research focuses on urban sociology, religion, race, and the concept of 'place,' with a particular emphasis on diversity and inequality in the U.S. He teaches courses on qualitative methods, urban sociology, and sociology internship seminars.

Dr. Mulder has authored notable works such as The Church Must Grow or Perish and Latino Protestants in America, exploring intersections of religion, urban dynamics, and cultural identity. His publications reflect expertise in spatial sociology, congregational studies, and racial dynamics in urban contexts.

He currently has no listed scientific awards or grants, though his work contributes significantly to interdisciplinary urban studies. His contact information includes mark.mulder@calvin.edu and 449 Hiemenga Hall.