The Sociology and Anthropology Department will be hosting its first research series talk of this semester, “Teaching Climate Change: Syllabus as Argument," by Dr. Mike Dougherty.
The Spring Internship Fair connects employers seeking Redbirds for their internship opportunities.
Ahead of the 2024 Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecture presented by Dr. Julian Go, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology will have a "book club" discussion of Go's book, Policing Empires: Militarization, Race, and the Imperial Boomerang in Britain and the U.S. on March 1.
The Education Career Fair connects school administrators, superintendents, and other employers from the field of education seeking student teachers and candidates in education and related fields for open positions.
Come enjoy free pizza and drinks and learn about Sociology and Anthropology majors on March 21!
Dr. Julian Go, professor and director of Graduate Studies and faculty affiliate in the Center for the Study of Race, Politics & Culture at the University of Chicago, will be giving the 2024 Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecture on March 28, 2024.
The Sociology and Anthropology Department will be hosting its second research series talk of this semester on April 5.
Sociology & Anthropology graduates, families, and friends: Please join us to help us celebrate our May graduates! Cake and light refreshments will be provided. Remarks at 1:30 pm.
The Schroeder Hall Gallery opening reception and presentation, “Let War Memorabilia Come Home” will take place on September 12.
The Sociology and Anthropology department will be hosting a special homecoming guest speaker, alumna Bunmi Akinnusotu, MS Sociology/ACED '06, who will share her talk, “You Really Never Know: 20 Years of Life From a Person Who Shouldn't Be Here”.
Participants can learn more about the Sociology and Anthropology program from students’ perspectives by chatting with our SOA student ambassadors and asking questions about our department.
Dr. Brian Dill of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign will present a public talk titled: "How institutional layering shapes collaborative governance: An examination of forest collaboratives in the Pacific Northwest (PNW)" on November 1.