William M. Sullivan

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William M. Sullivan is an American sociologist and scholar of civic engagement and higher education, known for his collaborations with Robert N. Bellah on works about community, morality, and public life.

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instanceOf academic
sociologist
academicDiscipline religious studies
coAuthor Ann Swidler
Anne Colby
Jonathan R. Dworkin
Katherine P. O’Donnell
Lee S. Shulman
linked to: Lee Shulman

Matthew W. Finkin
Richard Madsen
Robert N. Bellah
Steven M. Tipton
Thomas Ehrlich
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Fordham University
Princeton University
employer Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
fieldOfWork civic engagement
higher education
moral philosophy
political theory
sociology
genre non-fiction
hasOccupation researcher
sociologist
university teacher
influencedBy Alexis de Tocqueville
American pragmatism
Max Weber
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainInterest civic professionalism
community in American life
morality in modern societies
professional education
public life in the United States
movement communitarian thought
notableConcept civic professionalism
notableWork A New Agenda for Higher Education
Educating Lawyers: Preparation for the Profession of Law
Habits of the Heart
Rethinking Undergraduate Business Education: Liberal Learning for the Profession
The Good Society
Work and Integrity
positionHeld Senior Scholar at the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
researchFocus professional education in business
professional education in engineering
professional education in law
relationship between liberal education and professional training

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Robert N. Bellah coAuthor William M. Sullivan