Sociology

Megan Sheehan, Ph.D.

Academic Degrees:
  • Ph.D., University of Arizona
  • Postdoctoral Research, Lehigh University
Teaching and Research Areas of Interest

Megan’s research examines the recent influx of Latin American migrants to Chile, exploring how migration impacts and changes urban areas. She has conducted extensive fieldwork in Chile, the Arizona – Sonora border region, and northern Arizona. Her research and teaching interests include: migration, urbanization, food studies, ethnographic research methods, and applied anthropology.

Professor Megan Sheehan and Maria Schrupp are conducting summer research on migration in Santiago, Chile.

Spring 2023 Courses:
  • SOCI 121 – Intro to Anthropology
  • SOCI 327 – Food, Culture, and Society
Fall 2022 Courses:
  • Directing Chile Study Abroad Program
Spring 2022 Courses:
  • SOCI 121 – Intro to Anthropology (x2)
  • SOCI 336 – Latin American Anthropology
Megan Sheehan, assistant professor

SJU Simons 114
320-363-3129
[email protected]

College of Saint Benedict
Saint John’s University

Ellen Block
Chair, Sociology Department
SJU Simons 114
320-363-3193

Brandie White
Department Coordinator
SJU Quad 355A
320-363-3552