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Dr. Samuel Stroope is Professor of Sociology at LSU, examining how social contexts—especially religion and disasters—shape health disparities. His mixed-methods research addresses resilience in vulnerable populations.
Education: PhD Sociology (Baylor University, 2013).
Research: Funded by NSF and NIH, Dr. Stroope analyzes disaster recovery trajectories post-Deepwater Horizon oil spill, focusing on child/parent health. His studies on religion explore congregational effects on mental health across racial groups, including US South Asians. Recent work links institutional anomie to community violence.
Teaching: Courses include Sociology of Medicine, Religion, and Mental Health. Research featured in The New York Times and Washington Post.
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