Sean Huss

Professor Sean Huss serves as a faculty member in the Department of Behavioral Sciences within the College of Arts and Humanities at Arkansas Tech University. He holds a BA from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and both MA and PhD degrees from the University of Tennessee, establishing a strong foundation in social sciences research and pedagogy.

His academic expertise spans critical domains of sociological inquiry:

• Sociology
• Criminology
• Social Theory
• Social Movements
• Drug Policy
• Behavioral Statistics

Professor Huss actively teaches undergraduate courses including Drugs in Society, Statistics for Behavioral Sciences, Introductory Sociology, Classical Theories of Sociology, and Social Movements and Change. His curriculum demonstrates a consistent focus on theoretical frameworks applied to contemporary social issues, particularly examining drug policy implications and mechanisms of societal transformation. His methodological approach emphasizes quantitative analysis through behavioral statistics coursework.

For academic engagement, Professor Huss maintains office hours in WPN 346 and can be contacted directly via shuss@atu.edu or +1 (479) 968-0465. His professional activities center on undergraduate instruction with demonstrated commitment to foundational social science education at Arkansas Tech University.