Samiul Haque

Samiul Haque is a Sociology Lecturer at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD), based in Dallas, Texas. He teaches undergraduate sociology courses within the School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences (EPPS), focusing on applying sociological theories to contemporary issues through media, art, and film. Haque emphasizes creating engaging learning environments that value student diversity and mutual intellectual growth. He holds a Master’s degree in Sociology from UTD, graduating Summa Cum Laude.

• Teaches: Sociological theory application to modern society
• Mentors: Dr. Richard Scotch, Dr. Sheryl Skaggs, Dr. Carol Lanham

Research interests center on bridging classical sociological frameworks with modern cultural analysis. His pedagogical approach draws from diverse teaching styles encountered during his studies at EPPS, prioritizing relatability and varied instructional methods to accommodate different learning styles.

Haque remains connected to his alma mater through roles like EPPS Student Advisory Council member and values the close-knit community at UTD. His career fulfillment stems from returning as faculty, inspired by mentors who recommended him for the position.

Professional recognition includes Phi Theta Kappa honors and academic excellence awards. He advises students to embrace educational journeys with flexibility and joy.