Sociology Coterminal MA student Jadon Urogdy (Class of 2027) research on how Gen Z views political polarization was recently featured in the Stanford Report. (Urogdy is on the left.)
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First-year PhD student Elizabeth Kuhlman has been awarded the prestigious U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Awardees "were selected from a highly competitive pool…
Matthew Clair and PhD student Sophia Hunt’s recent article “ Moral reconciling at career launch: politics, race, and occupational choice” was featured in Contexts Magazine. Clair and Hunt examine how…
Sociology PhD alumna Marlene Orozo reports on the barriers Hispanic entrepreneurs encounter when trying to transition from a self-employed to an employer business. In her article, Orozco explains that…
The Myth of Female Unelectability Today’s voters do not systematically discriminate against female candidates. By Jerusalem Demsas Read Full Article at The Atlantic
Forbes features a study by doctoral student Ariel Chan and Bethany J. Nichols (Sociology PhD '23) demonstrating the harmful effects non-disclosure agreements have on victims of workplace harassment…
Why Losing Political Power Now Feels Like ‘Losing Your Country’ Read Full Article in The New York Times.
The Worst People Run for Office. It’s Time for a Better Way. Click here to read the full article in the New York Times
Why Tribalism Took Over Our Politics Social science gives an uncomfortable explanation: Our brains were made for conflict Click here to read the full article in the Wall Street Journal
How can the U.S. help prevent more political violence? Our research found two strategies that may help restore general social disapproval of attacks such as the one against Nancy Pelosi’s husband…