Monika Dobrogowska

Dr. Monika Dobrogowska is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology of Culture, Religion and Social Participation at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Faculty of Social Sciences. Her academic work spans socio-criminological studies, the sociology of religion, and the analysis of value systems in social contexts.

• Academic Role: Assistant Professor
• Department: Sociology of Culture, Religion and Social Participation
• University: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin

Her research focuses include the analysis of socio-criminological aspects of juvenile justice, domestic violence, social exclusion, and the impact of technology on human behavior. She explores the intersection of religion and advertising, political sociology, and sustainable development policies.

Recent publications include studies on Nordic Walking as a value-driven activity (2024), critical analyses of Edmund Wnuk-Lipiński’s theories (2023), and historical discourse on social principles. Her work bridges empirical research with theoretical frameworks in sociology.

• Scientific Awards:
  • University-funded scholarship for best doctoral students (2011)
  • Polish Sociological Association member (2022)
• Grants & Organizations:
  • Co-hosted national conferences on social assistance and deinstitutionalization (2024), and 'Sociologist in the pulpit' (2023)
  • Organized panels on social work contexts (2022)
• Advising:
  • Supervised 2025 bachelor’s theses on juvenile resocialization, child safety, organ trafficking, family determinants of crime, and domestic violence

Her affiliations include the Institute of Sociological Sciences and a commitment to interdisciplinary research connecting sociology with public policy, health, and technology studies.