Theresa Hunt (PhD, Rutgers University) is a Senior University Lecturer in the Science, Technology and Society program at New Jersey Institute of Technology. She has published articles and book chapters on the globalization of youth movements, gender parity in post-secondary education, and women’s activism in state revolutions. Her work has appeared most recently in the journal Social Movement Studies, the edited collection Digital Sociologies (Chicago University Press, 2017), and the forthcoming volume Women Rising: In and Beyond the Arab Spring (NYU Press, 2020).

Ph.D. ; Rutgers University ; Global Affairs ; 2012

M.A. ; Rutgers University ; ; 2002

B.A. ; Rutgers University ; ; 2000

HSS 404 - STS SEM: THE SOCIAL MEDIA DILEMMA

PSY 304A - SS RESEARCH METHODS I LAB

PSY 490 - CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE

STS 205 - INTRO TO RESEARCH METHODS

PSY 495 - SENIOR SEMINAR

PSY 304 - SS RESEARCH METHODS I

Romanticizing Resilience: Girlhood and Consumerism in the 21st Century
IRB-approved ongoing research examining social media trends, influencer marketing, and impact on adolescent self-perception. Rounds 1 and 2 of survey data collected; currently developing interview protocol and scheduling interviews.

Theresa A. Hunt. 2022. "Mothers, daughters, boundaries, and divides: Tracing the concept of difference and generation in women's activism." Women's Studies International Forum / Elsevier , vol. Volume 95 .

Theresa A. Hunt. 2018. "A movement divided: SlutWalks, protest repertoires and the privilege of nudity." Social Movement Studies / Routledge , vol. 17 , no. 5 , pp. 541–55.

Theresa A. Hunt. 2017. "A network of one’s own: Young women and the creation of youth-only transnational feminist spaces." Young / Sage Journals , vol. 25 , no. 2 , pp. 1107-123.

Theresa A. Hunt. "Mapping the Egyptian women’s anti–sexual harassment campaigns." "Women Rising: In and Beyond the Arab Spring," NYU Press, 2020.