What questions have you been asked on campus interviews?

[anon interviewer]

Have my first campus interview, I know to come prepared with questions to ask each person, but wondering if you have interviewed at a campus interview lately, what questions did people ask you during one-on-one meetings? Any questions you were a little surprised by but felt you should have prepared for?  Yes I have read every post from the professor is in lol. 

[DontStress]

I think with individual faculty meetings, it won't be too bad. If you have questions, they'll probably be talking more than you do. Last year, I was asked how I teach certain classes (from the search chair), why I'm interesting in working at this institution in particular (from the Dean), etc. Don't stress too much. You'll be fine.

[hdhdh]

Who will you choose to have lunch with, Durkheim, Weber, and Simmel?
I was asked this question and I chose Simmel. One of the committee member said I fucked up as Simmel sucks

[know your own research]

The hardest question for me was from someone who wanted to ask a lot of detailed questions about another project on my CV (not my diss). I'd been so focused on prepping my job talk that I could barely remember this other project. It was embarrassing.

[Follow-Up]

What questions should you expect from the dean, chancellor, and/or other administrators?

On the flip side, what questions would be good to ask them?

[qs]

Some questions you may get:
-Tell me why you became a sociologist.
-What are some strategies that you use to create an inclusive learning environment for your students?
-What are the most important debates in your research area?
-Tell me about your future research plans.
-Which grants are you planning to apply for?

Some questions you can ask:
-What kind of programs do you have to support new faculty?
-What is the long-term plan for this institution?
-How does this department fit into the long-term plan?