On November 21, 2025, several UConn sociologists attended the Community-Engaged Teaching and Learning in Action: Building Solidarity in Challenging Times conference in the beautiful new UConn Hartford campus People’s Bank Arena event space Produced by UConn Hartford; the Research on Resilient Cities, Racism and Equity initiative directed by David Embrick; the UConn Office of Outreach and Engagement; the UConn […]
Events
Sociology Colloquium: Filiz Garip | December 4, 2024
This Wednesday, Princeton University Sociology and Public Affairs Professor Dr. Filiz Garip participated in the Sociology department’s colloquium series.
Sylvia Pu, ’20 (Ph.D.): “Expand Your Career” November 7, 4-5 PM
Expand Your Career Options is a series of events featuring graduate degree level alum panelists who pursue their careers in various fields. It occurs every semester and is created with doctoral students and postdoc scholars in mind. The event series originated from a commitment that recognizes all graduate students do not go into academia, so we seek to normalize that individuals go into, and succeed in, a range of careers.
Noël Cazenave: Yale Workshop
Next Monday, October 14th, the Yale Sociology Department will be holding a Workshop in Urban Ethnography featuring Professor Noël A. Cazenave and his new book, Cazenave Eyes.
Spring Research Symposium
This Symposium was held on March 29th, 2024 to highlight some of the brilliant research projects that Undergraduate and Graduate students have been working on throughout the year.
Pipeline to Publishing: Fall 2023 Schedule
The Pipeline to Publication Workshop or P2P is back in Fall 2023. Faculty and graduate students of the Department of Sociology will discuss the following authors’ papers. Please write to Rianka Roy, Xinyan Wu (Tiu) and Dunahay Pereyra if you want to participate. We are meeting in Manchester Hall room 125 at 1 pm on the following dates. Everyone’s invited.
April 5, 2023: Pipeline to Publishing
Please join us for the fourth installment of the Spring 2023 Pipeline to Publishing workshop! Being discussed is Lauren Danielowski’s circulated paper, “Examining Reproductive Health Narratives from Smith College’s Population & Reproductive Health Oral History Archive”.
March 22, 2023: Pipeline to Publishing
Please join us for the third installment of the Spring 2023 Pipeline to Publishing workshop! Being discussed is Dunahay’s circulated paper, “From Feeling Sick to Being Ill: How Young Women Experience Chronic Illness”.
Feb. 22, 2023: Pipeline to Publishing
In the second installment of the Pipeline to Publishing Workshop participants will discuss Xinyan “Tiu” Wu’s circulated paper, “Performing Credibility: How Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) Researchers Gain Public Trust During the Opioid Epidemic.”
Feb. 8, 2023: Pipeline to Publishing
In the first installment of the Pipeline to Publishing Workshop participants will discuss Rianka Roy’s circulated paper, “The Membership Game: Limited Participation in Indian Tech Unions and Some Responses.”