Gregory Snyder

Professor

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department: Sociology and Anthropology

Areas of expertise:

Email Address: gregory.snyder@baruch.cuny.edu

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Education

Ph.D., Sociology, New School for Social Research

M.A., Sociology, New School for Social Research

M.A., Liberal Studies, New School for Social Research

B.A., History, University of Wisconsin

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Spring 2024SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2024SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2024SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2022SOC4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2022ANT4100Sociological Theory
Spring 2022SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2022SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2021ANT4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2021SOC4100Sociological Theory
Spring 2021SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2021SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2020ANT4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2020SOC4100Sociological Theory
Spring 2020SOC5000Independent Study Sociology I
Spring 2020SOC3185Internship Human Service
Spring 2020SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2020SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2019ANT4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2019SOC5000Independent Study Sociology I
Fall 2019SOC4100Sociological Theory
Spring 2019SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2019SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2019SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2018SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2018ANT4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2018SOC4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2018SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2018SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2018SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2018SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2017SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2017SOC4100Sociological Theory
Fall 2017SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2017ANT4100Sociological Theory
Spring 2017SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2017SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2017SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2016SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2015SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2015SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2015SOC1005HHon Intro Sociology
Spring 2015SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2015SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2014SOC5000Independent Study Sociology I
Fall 2014SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2014SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2014SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2014SOC6002HHonors Thesis II
Spring 2014SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2014SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2014SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2013SOC6001HHonors Sociology I
Fall 2013SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2013SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2013SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2013SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2013SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2013SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2012SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2012SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2012IDC3001HHonors - People of New York
Fall 2011SOC3155Urban Sociology
Fall 2011SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2011SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2011SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2011SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2010SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2010SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2009SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2009SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2008SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2008SOC3155Urban Sociology
Spring 2008HSP3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Spring 2008BLS3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Spring 2008ANT3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Spring 2008SOC3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Spring 2008SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Spring 2008SOC1005Introductory Sociology
Fall 2007ANT3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Fall 2007BLS3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Fall 2007HSP3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Fall 2007SOC3125Race and Ethnic Relation
Fall 2007SOC1005Introductory Sociology

Books

Snyder, G. (2017). Skateboarding LA: Inside Professional Street Skateboarding. (p. 297). New York, NY, USA, New York University Press.

Snyder, G. (2009). Graffitti Lives: Beyond the Tag in New York's Urban Underground. (p. 256). New York, NY, USA, NYU Press .

Journal Articles

(2012). The City and the Subculture Career: Professional Street Skateboarding in LA. Ethnography, SAGE publications, vol. 13,3(September 2012, first published on-line November 11, 2011). pp. 306-329.

(2006). Graffiti Media and the Perpetuation of an Illegal Subculture. Crime, Media, Culture:An International Journal , 2(1). pp.93-101.

Book Chapters

Snyder, G. (2017). Deviance as Career Opportunity: The Case of Graffiti and Skateboarding. In Sefiha, O., & Brown, S. (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Deviance Studies New York,USA. Routledge Press.

Snyder, G. J. (2017). Long Live the Tag: Representing the Foundations of Graffiti. In Avramidis, K., & Tsilimpoundi, M. (Eds.), Graffiti and Street Art: Reading, Writing and Representing the City London,United Kingdom. Routledge Press.

Ilhan, J., & Snyder, G. (2016). Graffiti. In Tonry, M. (Ed.), Oxford Handbooks On-Line of Criminology and Criminal justice London,UK and USA. Oxford University Press.

Snyder, G. (2016). Graffiti and the Subculture Career. In Ross, J. I. (Ed.), A Handbook of Graffiti and Street Art New York, London,USA/UK. Routledge Press.

Snyder, G. (2015). Graffiti and the Subculture Career. Oxford Handbooks On-Line of Criminology and Criminal justice London, UK and New York, NY,UK and USA. Oxford University Press.

Snyder, G. (2011). Crime Space vs. Cool Space: Breaking Down Broken Windows. In Ferrell, J., & Hayward, K. (Eds.), Cultural Criminology :The Library of Essays in Theoretical Criminology London, UK,United Kingdom. Ashgate Publishers.

Snyder, G. (2010). "Howard Becker". In Hayward, K., Maruna, S., & Moone, J. (Eds.), 50 Key Thinkers in Criminology (pp. 163-167). London,United Kingdom. Routledge Press.

Patents and Intellectual Properties

Snyder, G.

Presentations

Snyder, G. (2019, August 12). University of Skate: Academic Forum and Workshop. Pushing Boarders. Malmo, Sweeden: Bryggeriet High School.

Snyder, G. (2019, November 15). Alley Cats, Street Races, and Velodromes: Track Bikes and the Opportunity Costs of Urban Cycling. American Society of Criminology. San Francisco, CA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2018, June 1). What We Do is Secret: The Challenge of Writing about Skateboarding. Pushing Boarders. London England: Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.

Snyder, G. (2017, November 15). Deviance as Career Opportunity: The Case of Graffiti and Skateboarding. American Society of Criminology. Philadelphia, PA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2016, October 25). Graffiti Lives: Aesthetics and Visual Sociology. Arts and Lectures Committee: Farmingdale State College. Farmindale, New York: Farmingdale State College.

Snyder, G. (2016, November 18). The Politics of the Subculture Career: Skaters de-criminalize ‘The West LA Courthouse’. American Society of Criminology, Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2016, March 18). Concrete Activism: Skateboarders’ Transformations of Urban Space. Eastern Sociological Society-Annual Meeting. Boston, MA: Eastern Sociological Society.

Snyder, G. (2014, November 20). Making Space: Skateboarders and the Process of Illegal Urban Design. American Society of Criminology,Annual Meeting. San Francisco, California

Snyder, G. (2014, October 8). Ethnographic Techniques and Forms of Knowing. Guest Lecturer. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University.

Snyder, G. (2014, April 28). Graffiti Lives: Beyond the Tag in New York's Urban Underground. Guest Lecturer. New York City: Marymount College.

Snyder, G. (2014, February 20). Street League Skateboarding: The Mainstreaming of Resistance. Eastern Sociological Society-Annual Meeting. Baltimore, MD: Eastern Sociological Society.

Snyder, G. (2013, March 21). Profit Margins: Professional Skateboarding and the Creation of Profitable Public Space. Eastern Sociological Society-Annual Meeting. Boston, MA: Eastern Sociological Society.

Snyder, G. (2012, March 24). Author Meets Critics: Graffiti Lives: Beyond the Tag in New York's Urban Underground. Eastern Sociological Society-Annual Meeting. New York, NY

Snyder, G. (2011, November 30). Spot Profits: Professional Street Skateboarders and the Creation of Subcultural Landmarks. American Society of Criminology, Annual Meeting. Washington, DC: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2011, April 30). The City and the Subculture Career: Professional Street Skateboarding in LA. Invited Speaker, Department of Sociology. Salem, OR: Willamette University.

Snyder, G. (2011, April 30). Graffiti Lives, Subculture and the Birmingham School. Guest Lecturer, Senior Seminar on Subcultures. Salem, OR: Willamette University.

Snyder, G. (2010, November 30). Resisting Arrest: Skateboarder’s Responses to Criminalized Urban Spaces. American Society of Criminology, Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2009, November 30). Author Meets Critics: Graffiti Lives: Beyond the Tag in New York's Urban Underground. American Society of Criminology, Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2009, November 30). Criminalized Subcultures and the Creative Class: The Case of Graffiti and Skateboarding. American Society of Criminology, Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2009, October 5). Graffiti Lives: Youth Culture, Hip Hop and Beyond. International Conference on Crime, Media and Popular Culture. Terra Haute, IN: Indiana State University.

Snyder, G. (2009, August 31). Graffiti Lives: Beyond the Tag in New York's Urban Underground. Author at the NYC Public Library presents.... New York, NY: New York Public Library.

Snyder, G. (2007, November 30). Breaking Down Broken Windows: Graffiti in Brooklyn and Soho. American Society of Criminology, Annual Meeting. Atlanta, GA: American Society of Criminology.

Snyder, G. (2007, August 2). Crime Space vs. Cool Space: Graffiti and the Branding of Consumer Experience. On the Edge: Transgression and the Dangerous Other. New York, NY: CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Snyder, G. (2005, March 31). A Brief History of the Graffiti Movement, 1960's to the Present. Hip Hop in Global Practice. Bronx, NY: Lehman College.

Snyder, G. (2003, March 31). The Challenges of Studying Graffiti in New York. Ethnography New York Style. New York, NY: CUNY Graduate Center.

Snyder, G. (2001, February 28). Graffiti is, Graffiti Aint: Writing Hip Hop Wrongs. The Hip Hop Paradigm: Mapping and Transcending its Boundaries. Ann Harbor, Michigan: The University of Michigan.

Snyder, G. (2000, January 31). Greetings From ESPOland: Graffiti and Ethnographic Discovery. Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction: Couch-Stone Sympossium. St. Petersburg, Florida: University of South Florida.

Reviews

Snyder, G. (2015,April 15). Review of "Street Art, Public City" by Alison Young. Leeds,United Kingdom: Criminology and Criminal Justice.

TitleFunding Agency SponsorStart DateEnd DateAwarded DateTotal FundingStatus
Department Chair Research Account Year 2 - Gregory SnyderPSC CUNY09/01/202108/31/202309/01/20213000Completed
Department Chair Research Account Year 1 - Gregory SnyderPSC CUNY02/01/202108/31/202202/01/20211750Completed
The Grind: Professional Street Skateboarding in an Age of Spatial ConstraintPSC-CUNY 4707/01/201606/30/201704/15/20163440Completed
The Grind: Professional Street Skateboarding in an Age of Spatial ConstraintPSC-CUNY 4507/01/201406/30/201504/15/20142210Completed
The Grind: Professional Street Skateboarding in an Age of Spatial ConstraintPSC-CUNY 4407/01/201306/30/201404/15/20132983Completed
The Grind: Professional Street Skateboarding in an Age of Spatial ConstraintPSC-CUNY 4207/01/201106/30/201204/15/20115998Completed
Against the Grind: Professional Street Skateboarding and the Critique of Urban SpacePSC-CUNY 4107/01/201006/30/20113971.7Completed
Against the Grind: Professional Street Skateboarding and the Critique of Urban SpacePSC-CUNY 4007/01/200906/30/20101016.28Completed
ProfessionaL street skateboardingPSC-CUNY 3907/01/200812/31/20093250Completed
Department Chair Research Account Year 3 Gregory SnyderPSC CUNY09/01/202208/31/202409/01/20223000Funded - In Progress
Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
The Whiting FellowshipThe Whiting Foundation20092009-2010 Whiting Fellowship, awarded full-year of course release for research and writing, and a $15,000.00 grant to aid in research.

College

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
WSAS Personnel and Budget CommitteeCommittee Member11/17/2022
Chair, Department of Sociology and AnthropologyCommittee Chair11/17/2022
WSAS Curriculum Committee Committee Member12/31/2012
WSAS Curriculum Committee, SecretaryCommittee Member5/31/2012
New Hire SearchCommittee Member3/31/2012
Curriculum CommitteeCommittee Member9/30/2011
Zicklin Curriculum CommitteeAttendee, Meeting9/30/2010