DCSS events and happenings of interest to the DMV sociology community.
The University of Maryland-College Park, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences (BSOS) will host a special Research Showcase event dedicated to the Inequality Research Hub from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union.
BSOS faculty are at the cutting edge of inequality research. This includes a focus on race/ethnicity, gender, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, and immigration status. Indeed, BSOS has several networks of expertise, including inequality related to institutions and resource access, health and well-being, identity stigmatization, in the U.S. and across many international settings.
See complete details and register for the event on the website.
Sociologists Working Everywhere (SWE) presents the Spotlight Speaker Series to showcase careers beyond academia. The series will focus on today’s applied sociology in industry and non-profit settings.
Valerie Chepp, PhD, begins the series with: "Bringing Sociological Wisdoms to Applied Work Settings: The Case of Doing Implementation Research in a Large Integrated Health System." Chepp will discuss how she leverages the wisdoms of sociology in her applied work setting as an implementation researcher in a large integrated health system.
This series is open to the public but may be of special interest to sociologists in academia who are curious about alternative career paths and to sociology graduate and undergraduate students who seek insights on their range of job options.
For more information and to register, click on this link.
The Washington Center for Equitable Growth would like to invite you to our marquee event, “Research on Tap.” This event will help policymakers, journalists, academics, and other thought leaders see how powerful forces, such as climate change, generative AI, and economic inequality, are shaping the U.S. economy. The event will explore the need for thoughtful structural change now at the center of the national debate about economic policy in this critical election year.
ASA President-Elect (and recent DCSS presenter) Adia Harvey Wingfield is a featured speaker.
See the event website for complete information and registration
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