Ya-Wen Lei's research sited in The Wire China September 13, 2021 ... Read more about Ya-Wen Lei's research sited in The Wire China
Christina Cross wins 2020 Rueben Hill Award September 3, 2021Chritina Cross, postdoctoral fellow and assistant professor beginning 2022, won the 2020 Reuben Hill Award from the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) for her article on the "racial/ethnic differences in the association between family structure and children's education" in the Journal of Marriage and Family. Read more about Christina Cross wins 2020 Rueben Hill Award
Daniel Schneider and Matthew Clair (PhD '18) win Award from Organizations, Occupations, and Work Section of the American Sociological Association August 23, 2021Daniel Schneider, Professor of Public Policy and Professor of Sociology, received the W. Richard Scott Article Award for "What Explains Racial/Ethnic Inequality in Job Quality in the Service Sector?" in the American Sociological Review while Matthew Clair (PhD '18) received the Max Weber Book Award for his book, entitled Privilege and Punishment: How Race and Class Matters in Criminal Court. Read more about Daniel Schneider and Matthew Clair (PhD '18) win Award from Organizations, Occupations, and Work Section of the American Sociological Association
David Pedulla's research featured in the NYT July 23, 2021David Pedulla's research from his book Making the Cut is cited by Claire Cain Miller in her NYT article ... Read more about David Pedulla's research featured in the NYT
Best predictor of arrest rates? The ‘birth lottery of history’ July 16, 2021 An individuals birth year can be an indicator of the likelihood of coming in contact with the criminal justice system. Read more about the research conducted by... Read more about Best predictor of arrest rates? The ‘birth lottery of history’
Dr. Manja Klemenčič Shares Work From Her 2020-21 Courses June 29, 2021 SOCIOL1104 Sociology of Higher Education Sociology of Higher Education Through Student Eyes. A Student Course Review Handbook.https://husrhe.fas.harvard.edu/publications/sociology-higher-education-through-student SOCIOL1130 Student Leadership and Service in Higher... Read more about Dr. Manja Klemenčič Shares Work From Her 2020-21 Courses
Professor Ellis Monk's research is highlighted in NYT opinion piece June 28, 2021In Why Is It OK to Be Mean to the Ugly?, NYT columnist, David Brooks cites Prof. Monk's article published in American Journal of Sociology, Beholding Inequality: Race, Gender, and Returns to Physical Attractiveness in the United... Read more about Professor Ellis Monk's research is highlighted in NYT opinion piece
In Jeong Hwang wins first place prize at 2021 ICPSR paper competition June 25, 2021In Jeong Hwang, Ph.D. Candidate, won the first place prize at the 2021 ICPSR paper competition for her qualifying paper ... Read more about In Jeong Hwang wins first place prize at 2021 ICPSR paper competition
Ya-Wen Lei wins ASA Best Paper Award. June 11, 2021Professor Ya-Wen Lei won the Best Paper Award for the Communications, Information Technologies, and Media Sociology (CITAMS) section of the ASA! Congratulations! Read more about Ya-Wen Lei wins ASA Best Paper Award.
Visiting Scholar, Katharina Fellnhofer, receives Marie Curie Fellowship June 7, 2021Katharina's fellowship research initiative “Roller-Coaster” investigates entrepreneurs’ and venture capitalists’ entrepreneurial... Read more about Visiting Scholar, Katharina Fellnhofer, receives Marie Curie Fellowship
2021 Sep 22 Brian Rubineau: Job experience, gender, and the application decision: A within-individual analysis 4:00pm to 5:30pm
2021 Sep 23 Keletso Makofane: Networked resources, causal inference and health: Evidence from population-based studies in South Africa 12:00pm to 1:15pm
