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Ryan Masters's article (with Dan Powers, UT-Austin), "Clarifying Assumptions in Age-Period-Cohort Analyses and Validating Results", was published in PLoS ONE.
Bertha Alicia Bermudez Tapia, Tracy Fehr, Skye Niles, Candace Evans, Rachel Adams, and Lori Peek developed and released a new NSF-funded CONVERGE Training Module on the topic of Conducting Emotionally Challenging
Tune in for information on requirements for the major and minor, advising, study abroad, honors, internships and certificates. For Sociology majors and minors and those interested Monday, October 19th 5:30-6:30pm Zoom link: https://cuboulder.zoom.
The coauthors are CU-«Ƶ SOCY and Pop Program alums, and Patrick is a CUPC affiliate. Mollborn, Stefanie, Elizabeth M. Lawrence, and Patrick M. Krueger. Published online ahead of print. “Developing Health Lifestyle Pathways and
Melissa Villarreal is author of a recent blogpost for Emerald Publishing entitled “The Impact of the Bill Anderson Fund for Students of Colour and Marginalised Communities.” Melissa is a Sociology Ph.D. student, research assistant at the
Lori Peek was quoted in an Atlantic article this week, this one entitled, “A Failure of Empathy Led to 200,000 Deaths. It Has Deep Roots.”
Mathieu Desan’s article, “Is the National Front Republican and Does it Matter? Class, Culture, and the Rise of the Nationalist Right”, was published in Political Power and Social Theory
Jill Harrison’s new book, From the Inside Out: The Fight for Environmental Justice within Government Agencies, was featured in an article in E&E News this week
Fall 2020 Virtual Speaker Series Thursday, October 8th 4:00-5:00PM (MDT) Durable Ethnicity: Mexican Americans and the Ethnic Core By: Christi Sue, Associate Professor Sociology at the «Ƶ Cosponsored by the
A part of the socioligy speaker series! November 12th, 12:30-1:30 The Black Deaths America Treats as Normal Dr. Elizabeth Wrigley-Field Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Minnesota Many people are now familiar with the 1918