Minna Bromberg is a singer, songwriter, scholar and activist engaged in using songs not only to entertain but to educate. A guest lecturer with guitar in hand, she brings her music into college classrooms to present on themes as diverse as Women's Role in Industrialization, Body Image, Environmental Issues, and Cross-dressing Pirates. Learn more about these topics in details.

Students find Minna Bromberg's visits challenging, rigorously educational, moving, and inspiring. Read from students' responses to Singing Sociology in applause.

Singing Sociology gives students a fresh perspective on both their own experiences and on pertinent academic discourses: it is a tool uniquely suited to cultivating "the sociological imagination"—an ability to understand connections between one's personal experiences and the larger social forces at work in the world. Find out more about the program and methodology in vision.