Faculty & Staff

Dr. Bingham teaches Introduction to Social Sciences and Senior Seminar, and is Director of the Interdisciplinary Social Sciences program. He is interested in the places where disciplines merge, especially sociology of music and art. In the last year he has written about jazz history, Southern Judaism, and comedians in society. He has served as a research fellow at the Center for Health and Disability Research, and has published articles in the journals Disability and Rehabilitation, Managed Care Quarterly and Humanity and Society. In 2008 Rowman and Littlefield released his first book, Thoreau and the Sociological Imagination: The Wilds of Society.  

Cherie Dilley has been with the University in a variety of roles since 1994, beginning as a student and eventually moving into the Advising role in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences.  Her undergraduate degree was in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences with cognate areas of Humanities and Criminology.  After finishing her undergrad, she continued onto Graduate School, completing a Masters in Education in 2007, with focus on Adult Education and Human Resource Development.  You can reach Cherie via email at cdilley@cas.usf.edu, and you can make an appointment for advising by going to http://usfweb3.usf.edu/Appointments/StudentSignon.asp.