Christine Holman

As a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Transformation, Chris Holman teaches a variety of graduate and undergraduate courses in the area of Justice and Social Inquiry. These classes range in topics from serial killers to alternative tourism and include both online and on-site courses. Additionally, Holman has taught every core course in Justice and Social Inquiry since she began teaching at Arizona State University in 2006. In addition to teaching undergraduates, Holman developed and facilitated the School of Social Transformation's Graduate Teaching Development Program from 2014-2019. Recognized for her teaching, Holman was nominated for both the ASU Centennial Professor Award and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Outstanding Lecturer/Instructor Award (twice). She received the Graduate Teaching Excellence Award in 2007-2008. In addition to teaching, Holman is the faculty advisor for ASU's Amnesty International student group, has chaired and/or served on numerous undergraduate honors thesis committees at ASU and directed the Justice and Social Inquiry Writing Mentorship Program in 2008-2009.