Nathaniel Chapman

Dr. Nathaniel Chapman serves as an Associate Professor in the College of Arts and Humanities at Arkansas Tech University, specializing in the intersection of criminal justice and sociological theory. His academic profile demonstrates deep engagement with contemporary social issues through interdisciplinary teaching and research.

His educational foundation includes:

• BS from College of Charleston
• MS from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
• PhD from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Dr. Chapman's research portfolio centers on Criminology and Sociology, with distinctive expertise in Social Deviance, Cybercrime, and cultural sociology as evidenced by his work on Sociology of Religion and Popular Music. His scholarship bridges theoretical frameworks with practical criminal justice applications, particularly in digital contexts where traditional sociological concepts confront emerging technological challenges.

For professional correspondence, Dr. Chapman maintains office WPN 350 and can be contacted via nchapman1@atu.edu or +1 (479) 356-2027. His teaching responsibilities span foundational and specialized courses that reflect his dual expertise in criminal justice systems and sociological analysis of cultural phenomena.