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Daniel McClymonds is a Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh’s Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences. His research focuses on contentious politics, urban development, and social inequality in Pittsburgh’s 20th-century history, particularly urban renewal and de-industrialization. He earned his PhD from the University of Pittsburgh in 2024.
- PhD: University of Pittsburgh, 2024
- MA: University of Pittsburgh (2018), University of Chicago (2013)
- BA: University of Pittsburgh, Sociology & Philosophy, 2011
His research interests include social movements, political economy, and historical sociology. His work combines archival data and oral histories to analyze how power dynamics shape urban transformation. He has published book reviews and co-authored works on gentrification and community resistance.
- Awards: Mellon Pre-Doctoral Fellowship, Excellence in Teaching Award, and multiple research grants
Teaching highlights include courses like Political Sociology and Wealth and Power. He has also mentored students and served as a research assistant for Dr. John Logan. McClymonds co-edits the American Sociological Association’s Critical Mass newsletter and actively presents at conferences on urban sociology and social movements.
