Prof. Gauchat, Prof. Chesley, and affiliate faculty member Prof. Bonds, are recognized as being among the top 2% of researchers in the world in 2024.
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Prof. Gauchat presented research at Northwestern University’s inaugural Symposium on Science and Politics, hosted by the Kellogg School’s Center for Science of Science and Innovation.
Talk Title Science and Democracy: Revisiting the Institutional Model AbstractThis talk revisits the relationship between science and democracy through the lens of the institutional model of science. Drawing on Merton’s classic formulation and recent developments in cultural and cognitive sociology, …
American Sociological Association 2025 Annual Meeting
Congratulations to all University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee faculty, graduate students, and alumni that participated as panel moderators and presenters or received an award at this year’s ASA conference! Prof. Esther Chan & Prof. Di Di, Santa Clara University – “Digital Devotion: …
Dr. Stephen Hawkins (PhD ’25) publishes an article shortly after UWM’s May 2025 Commencement Ceremony!
Prof. Tim O’Brien shares exciting news that Stephen Hawkins’ article, “From the Pews to the Pulpit: Uncovering Divergent Clergy-Laity Perspectives of Congregational Vitality,” has been published in the journal Nonprofit Management and Leadership.
Sociology graduate student, Elizabeth Deiters received a Graduate Student Excellence Fellowship for 2025-26!
The Graduate Student Excellence Fund was established in 2015 as a philanthropic effort to provide advanced degree students the support they need to pursue their research endeavors, complete their studies and share discoveries with others in their fields. Enthusiastic supporters …