Prof. Tim O’Brien’s research featured in the Washington Post
“Religion has taken on a meaning such that even nonreligious people affiliate with it, because that meaning has become politicized,” O’Brien said.
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The Long 2020: McKenzie Wark and Cary Costello
Professor Cary Costello presents a talk on the manufacturing of sexual panics in order to deny rights to marginalized groups, focusing on the case of trans people.
Jennifer Jordan & Good Beer Hunting
Jennifer Jordan recently published a piece based on the research for her new book, and was also interviewed about it on the Good Beer Hunting podcast.
Alumni Daniel Bartholomay receives an award while teaching at Texas A&M University
Daniel Bartholomay Ph.D. and UWM alumni from Sociology’s graduate program, has been chosen as this year’s Outstanding Faculty Speaker at Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi and gives a virtual talk about his research on November 11, 2020. Daniel shared the following message with his Sociology professors “This honor is in large part a result of the training and mentorship I received while at UWM, so I am excited to share this news with my alma mater!” We are very proud of Daniel’s recent successes!
Sociology Professor Celeste Campos-Castillo participates as the guest speaker on the WPR Radio station’s morning show
Sociology Professor Celeste Campos-Castillo participates as the guest speaker on the WPR Radio station’s morning show.
She discussed findings from her recent research on technology use during the COVID-19 pandemic, which appears in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, and The Journals of Gerontology: Series B.