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These Audience Response Questions are quick surveys that relate to different chapters in the text to show how we can all use sociology concepts in our daily life! #SociologicalYOU #UITAC #FunResources

Prof Nokuthula Mazibuko from the Department of Sociology shares her thoughts on child murders in South African and how traumatic parent-child experiences may have a profound impact on establishing and reinforcing a child's identity and purpose in life. Read more: https://ow.ly/NtNP50SkAQj #Unisa150

From public health to sociology to social justice work to agricultural studies and more, I have learned so much at this research conference! I also have made some connections, and I have plenty of graduate school resources. It has been a wonderful day! #NCUR2024 #Research #McNairScholarsProgram #TWU

For more than 30 years, we have been located in the Department of Sociology raising awareness and building capacity in social research methods through a series of short courses and other events. https://lnkd.in/gRCd4a8v Many of you know us for our specialism in Computer Assisted Qualitative Data AnalysiS (#CAQDAS) but the department also hosts many other methods courses - check them out on our website and note that we offer discounts for #UGPN members USP - Universidade de São Paulo North Carolina State University University of Surrey #Qualitative #Quantitative #MixedMethods #SocialResearchMethods

Several UWO Sociology faculty use creative final assignments as a tool for eliciting reflections from students about key learning outcomes from the semester. We'll be sharing several examples of the students, with their permission. The first is mosaic created by Maddie Lukasavage for the SOC/ES 313 - Rural Sociology class. It was made with materials she already had on hand, including many broken bottle fragments that she had dug up while hiking around various places in Wisconsin. This beautiful piece represents a key site from her semester long place project, where volunteers are encouraging the nesting of purple martins in a meadow at High Cliff State Park, which is ringed by a paved path that makes it accessible to people with mobility challenges.

Wondering what classes are being offered in the coming spring semester? Want to learn what these classes entail and the professors who teach them? Are you curious about your sociology professor’s current research and/or community engagement? Attend this informational session today to learn more and to meet your sociology faculty!

Research explores the evolving landscape of men’s friendships and social change in masculinities. New book by Dr Brittany Ralph, Department of Sociology, Social Policy, and Criminology, explores how two generations of Australian men have navigated the complex landscape of same-gender friendship across their lives. Read here ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/e_kTpdgS #research #sociology #genderstudies

Unlocking the Power of Sociology: Connecting People, Community, and Purpose Discover how a background in sociology can shape your understanding of people and community. Learn how education and personal experiences can help articulate your purpose and make a positive impact in the public sector. Join us as we explore the connection between sociology, personal foundation, and serving others. #PowerOfSociology #CommunityConnection #EducationMatters #PositiveImpact #PublicSector #PersonalFoundation #SociologyJourney #SociologyImpact #SociologyEducation #ServingOthers

Here's presenting the journey of Akshita Pareek, whose passion for village studies and a background in sociology and commerce found the perfect home at IRMA. #IRMA #RuralManagement #JourneytoIRMA #NewBatch #Batchof2026

On World Humanitarian Day, explore our premier research resource for sociology students, offering extensive regional news coverage relevant to the study of human behavior. https://m.ebsco.is/uhcUL #WorldHumanitarianDay #SociologyResearch