Office Location
Hill Hall 620
Jesse Liss co-manages the Health and Society undergraduate minor and coordinates internships for the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, which has included establishing an undergraduate internship partnership with Believe in a Healthy Newark. His teaching is at the intersections of social sciences, health fields, and professional development. His current and future educational and programmatic work focuses on developing experiential learning and professional development opportunities for undergraduates at Rutgers University–Newark, particularly in life sciences fields.
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Courses Taught
- Introduction to Sociology
- Perspectives on Health Care Policy
- Sociology of Law
- Social Determinants of Health
- Internship for Academic Credit
Publications
Liss, Jesse. 2021. Globalization as Ideology: China's Effects on Organizational Advocacy and Relations Among US Trade Policy Stakeholder Groups, Review of International Political Economy, 28.4, 1055-1082, https://doi.org/10.1080/09692290.2020.1755716