Ray Hutchison (MA, PhD Sociology, University of Chicago, 1977, 1985; Chair, Urban and Regional Studies). Urban Sociology, Street Gangs in America, The City Through Time and Space, Ethnic and Racial Identities, Race and Ethnic Relations. Dr. Hutchison is the co-author (with Mark Gottdiener) of a textbook in urban sociology titled The New Urban Sociology (2000).  He also is the founder and Series Editor of the multi-volume Research in Urban Sociology series from Elsevier Press. And he has published more than thirty chapters, articles, and monographs: these include articles on street gangs and gang graffiti, race and ethnic relations, and urban recreation published in journals such as International Migration, Journal of Leisure Research, Leisure Sciences, and Social Problems.  He received the 1989-1990 Faculty Research Award from the UW-System Institute on Race and Ethnicity for his research on the Hmong community in Green Bay.  You can read a follow-up study of the Educational Performance of Hmong Students in public schools and in the UW-System in his report for the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute.