Annie Russian to be honored with the Latino Faculty and Staff Distinguished Graduate Student Award
Annie Russian to be honored with the Latino Faculty and Staff Distinguished Graduate Student Award
J’Mauri Jackson is the recipient of an award from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program
J’Mauri Jackson is the recipient of an award from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program
Jane McLeod wins Cooley-Mead Distinguished Scholarship Award
Jane McLeod wins the Cooley-Mead Distinguished Scholarship Award from the American Sociological Association Section on Social Psychology.
Sociology Faculty Featured in New York Times
Recent work by Youngjoo Cha and Ethan Michelson featured in the Business section this month
Nick Smith to Receive Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship
Prestigious national fellowship goes to IU Ph.D. candidate!
New Book Released from Natasha Quadlin and Brian Powell
Who Should Pay? Higher Education, Responsibility, and The Public, a study of Americans' evolving attitudes on how to fund higher education, hit the shelves in January and is making a splash with press.
Brian Powell is up for president of ASA!
Congratulations to Brian Powell on his nomination as one of two candidates for ASA President in the 2022 elections!
Bernice Pescosolido Named Inaugural Director of the New Irsay Institute
Bernice Pescosolido is named inaugural Director of the new Irsay Institute
Dina Okamoto nominated for prestigious Carnegie Fellowship!
Dina Okamoto nominated for prestigious Carnegie Fellowship!
Jess Calarco and Elaine Hernandez Release New Article
"Health decisions amidst controversy: Prenatal alcohol consumption and the unequal experience of influence and control in networks"
Patrick Kaminski collaborates on high-profile publication
Grad student collaboration appears in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Brad Fulton and coauthors receive 2021 Outstanding Published Article Award from the ASA
“Representative Group Styles: How Ally Immigrant Rights Organizations Promote Immigrant Involvement.”
Bernice Pescosolido and Rashawn Ray Receive 2021 Public Understanding of Sociology Awards from ASA
Bernice Pescosolido and Rashawn Ray Receive 2021 Public Understanding of Sociology Awards from ASA
Hallett named 2021 recipient of Helen Lopata Mentor Excellence award winner from the Society for Study of Symbolic Interaction
Tim Hallett named 2021 recipient of Helen Lopata Mentor Excellence award winner from the Society for Study of Symbolic Interaction
Anna Mueller and coauthors receive honorable mention for the Eliot Freidson Award
“Who Gets the Benefit of the Doubt? Performance Evaluations, Medical Errors, and the Production of Gender Inequality in Emergency Medical Education."
Dr. Pamela Braboy Jackson named Provost Professor and recipient of the 2021 Tracy M. Sonneborn Award
Dr. Pamela Braboy Jackson named Provost Professor and recipient of the 2021 Tracy M. Sonneborn Award
Pescosolido elected to National Academy of Sciences
Pescosolido elected to National Academy of Sciences
Jennifer Lee awarded the Inclusive Excellence Award
Jennifer Lee awarded the Inclusive Excellence Award
Pamela Jackson and Christy Erving's article “Race-Ethnicity, Social Roles, and Mental Health: A Research Update,” was chosen for the North Central Sociological Association's Scholarly Achievement Award
Pamela Jackson and Christy Erving's article “Race-Ethnicity, Social Roles, and Mental Health: A Research Update,” was chosen for the North Central Sociological Association's Scholarly Achievement Award
Krystina Millar and Caroline Brooks' recently published article in the International Journal for Transgender Health "Double jeopardy: Minority stress and the influence of transgender identity and race/ethnicity"
Krystina Millar and Caroline Brooks' recently published article in the International Journal for Transgender Health
Pescosolido and Lee named 2021 PNAS Cozzarelli Prize finalists
Bernice Pescosolido and Byunkyu Lee were named as finalists in the 2021 PNAS Cozzarelli Prize.
What happens when moms break?
A recent article in Glamour magazine highlighted research by IU sociologist Jessica Calarco regarding the pandemic's grave impact on working women with children.
New IU study finds most high-school age youth are willing to wear masks
New IU study by Department of Sociology professor Anna Mueller finds most high-school age youth are willing to wear masks.
Russell Sage Research Grants Approved at November 2020 Trustee Meeting
Click on the new trustee grants to see our faculty (Brea Perry, Bernice Pescosolido, Dina Okamoto) and a former student (Tamara van der Does) announced as new Russell Sage awardees on two grants (Computational Social Science & Integrating Biology and Social Science).
Local Culture Influences Suicidal Contagion: a Look at One Upscale American School
A closed environment of competitive achievement and suppression of help seeking contributed to a contagion of suicide.
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