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Accepting Applications for the International Sociology Honor Society

February 21, 2018

Membership applications are now being accepted to join Alpha Kappa Delta, the International Sociology Honor Society. If you meet the below qualifications, we encourage you to apply to join over 120,000 Sociologists who have been initiated into AKD. Individuals who apply will be reviewed by the department faculty and recommended for membership if qualifications are...

Capstone Students Present Independent Research Projects

December 22, 2017

On December 15th eleven sociology majors/minors presented their Senior Capstone Experience (SOCI 392) research project to the scientific community of Case Western Reserve University. Each project represented an independent product reflective of the emerging intellectual interests and strengths of each student. The topics were drawn from a diversity of...

Karie Feldman recipient of an Outstanding Faculty Advocate award

November 16, 2017

Karie Feldman was nominated by students and the recipient of one of the Outstanding Faculty Advocate awards. The award is awarded to faculty who create a culture of inclusion by assisting with the de-stigmatizing of disabilities and promoting self-advocacy. Congratulations!

Six undergraduate sociology majors participate in AACS Conference

November 16, 2017

Six undergraduate sociology majors participated in the Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology (AACS) conference student problem solving event. They were tasked with presenting a sociologically grounded solution for the needs of Circle Health Services of Cleveland. The students received funding from UCITE to attend the conference.

Symbolic Prejudice in an Inner-Ring Suburb: Class Conflict, Race, and the Fight Over Public School Funding

November 16, 2017

Undergraduate Sociology Major, Brittany Rabb, was one of four students featured in Think magazine for her SOURCE funded summer research project "Symbolic Prejudice in an Inner-Ring Suburb: Class Conflict, Race, and the Fight Over Public School Funding." Using her alma mater, Cleveland Heights-University Heights Schools, as a case study, Brittany conducted...

Jessica Kelley Participates in City Club Panel on Affirmative Action

November 16, 2017

Jessica Kelley recently participated on an invited panel at Cleveland’s City Club, as part of the City Club Youth Forum series. The panel, which also included Dr. Maurice Stinnett, Vice President of Cleveland State University, and Mike Brickner, Senior Policy Director for ACLU of Ohio, discussed the current debate...

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