Society for Social Studies of Science The STS Infrastructure Award Committee is pleased to recognize the editors of the Handbooks of Science and Technology Studies with the 2017 Infrastructure Award. Each Handbook (1977, 1995, 2008, 2017) is the culmination of many years of careful planning and work by the editors… Continue reading…
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Professor Kauzlarich comes to the UNCG Sociology Department Head position after 20 years (six as Department Chair) in the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice Studies at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. He earned his Ph.D. in Sociology at Western Michigan University in 1994. Dave has published seven books and over… Continue reading…
Professor Tad Skotnicki came to UNCG last year as Visiting Professor of Sociology and this year joins the faculty on the tenure track as an Assistant Professor. Tad received his Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of California San Diego in 2015 and has a masters degree from the University… Continue reading…
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On Tuesday (May 16), Tiffany Merrit traveled to Raleigh, NC, with 2 others from UNCG to discuss her research with legislators and other policy makers at Graduate Education Day. Tiffany was selected to represent UNCG with her work that won the social science division at the UNCG Graduate Research Expo…. Continue reading…
Erin Tonda will help survivors traumatized by the Feb. 20, 2016 mass shooting in Kalamazoo. KALAMAZOO, MI– A former attorney and yoga and wellness instructor will help those affected by the mass tragedies in Kalamazoo in 2016 connect with the help and services they need to recover. Erin Tonda has been named… Continue reading…
Dr. Stephen Sills May 16, 2017 by Campus Weekly Staff Dr. Stephen Sills (Center for Housing and Community Studies) has received new funding from the Sandhills Center Local Management Entity for the project “Providing Technical Assistance to Partnership for Success Sites Identification of Behavioral Health Disparities.” This project is supported… Continue reading…
Verna Torain has lived in east Greensboro’s Cottage Grove neighborhood for more than 25 years. When she first moved to the community, many residents worked in nearby factories. “Now everything’s closed down,” she says. “There’s no jobs.” Traditional manufacturing jobs that powered the Piedmont Triad’s economy for decades have mostly disappeared… Continue reading…
