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Sociology Colloquium
Title: Excavating Historial Layers: From Slave Market to Omni Royal Hotel in New Orleans
Professor Angel Adams Parham
Reverend Joseph H. Fichter, S.J. Distinguished Professor of
Social Science and Associate... More
W. Bradford Wilcox's Article in The Washington Post
Read W. Bradford Wilcox's article in The Washington Post, "Divorce is down, despite covid-19"... More
Congratulations to Adam Slez upon the publication of his new book
Congratulations to Adam Slez upon the publication of his new book, "The Making of the Populist Movement: State, Market, and Party on the Western Frontier"—now available for purchase from Oxford University Press. Information can be found ... More
Congratulations to Simone Polillo on his new book
Congratulations to Simone Polillo on his new book "The Ascent of Market Efficiency: Finance That Cannot Be Proven". Info can be found here.
The Department of Sociology's Virtual Degree Ceremony for the Class of 2020
Congratulations Sociology Class of 2020! Please visit the Sociology website here on Saturday, May 16, 2020 at 1:35 pm to view the graduation ceremony.
Congratulations to Isaac Ariail Reed, whose Power in Modernity: Agency Relations and the Creative Destruction of the King’s Two Bodies was released last week.
Congratulations to Isaac Ariail Reed, whose book Power in Modernity: Agency Relations... More
Teresa A. Sullivan's Article “The US census has its flaws -- but so has every attempt to count people throughout history”
Teresa A. Sullivan's Article “The US census has its flaws -- but so has every attempt to count people throughout history” published in "The Conversation"
MESSAGE REGARDING SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
The Sociology Office at Randall Hall will be closed until further notice. If you need to reach Sociology Administrators, including for major/minor declarations, contact the department by email ... More
Fiona Greenland Receives NSF Award to Study Wartime Cultural Violence
Fiona Greenland, Assistant Professor of Sociology, has received an award from the National Science Foundation to study wartime cultural violence. Her interests include visual culture, nationalism, science and technology studies, and the politics... More
Memorial Service for Murray Milner on January 17, 2020 at 4:00 pm at Westminster Presbyterian
SAD NEWS FROM PROFESSOR JEFFREY OLICK, DEPARTMENT CHAIR, REGARDING PROFESSOR MURRAY MILNER
"I write with sadness to let you know that Murray Milner has passed away. He was a great friend, mentor, and colleague to so many. He will be... More
How to Fix the Baby Bust Article in Foreign Policy Magazine co-authored by Professor Brad Wilcox
View Article co-authored with Professor Brad Wilcox in the Foreign Policy magazine here.
Jeffrey Olick Elected to Sociology Research Association
Congratulations to Jeffrey Olick who has been elected to the prestigious Sociological Research Association. The SRA was established in 1936 to recognize leading scholars in the discipline who have made a significant contribution to sociological... More
ASA President's Invited Address
ASA President’s Invited Address
Teresa A. Sullivan, University of Virginia
“Coming to our Census: How Social Statistics Underpin Our Democracy (and Republic)”
Monday, July 29, 2019 at 4:00 p.m.
American Statistical... More
Spanish Translation of Social Theory Now
Claudio Benzecry, Monika Krause and Isaac Ariail Reed are happy to announce the publication of the Spanish translation of Social Theory Now. Find out more... More
Congratulations to Murray Milner on his new book, Understanding the Sacred: Sociological Theology for Contemporary Work
Congratulations to Murray Milner on the publication of his new book, Understanding the Sacred: Sociological Theology for Contemporary People.
Isaac Reed's Blog Piece Based on his ASR Article
Please see Isaac Reed's blog piece based on his ASR article here.
Professor Brad Wilcox in The New York Times
Congratulations to Brad Wilcox on his article "Religious Men Can be Devoted Dads, Too" published in The New York TImes. This article was collaborated with Jason S. Carroll and Laurie DeRose. View article... More
Fiona Greenland Publishes Essay in The Conversation
Fiona Greenland publishes essay in The Conversation on her new findings about the cost of archaeological looting in Syria. Please view link... More
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