Sociology
Two Professors Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Sociologist Patricia Hill Collins, Geologist Richard Walker to Be Inducted for Research Into Inequality, Early Solar System
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Two Professors Named Andrew Carnegie Fellows
Sociologist Rashawn Ray and Historian Sarah Cameron Will Each Receive $200K to Support Research Projects
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Study: Most Americans Oppose Medical Discrimination Against Trans People
Opinions Could Vary Based on Race of Patients, Research Finds
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6 Reasons to Drop the Generation Labels
From Lack of Science to Emphasis on Consumerism, UMD Sociologist Explains Why Nicknames Need to Go
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Go ‘Beyond the Field’ With Homecoming Address
UMD Expert on Racial Disparities and Policing Finds Hope Through Research
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UMD, Google Unit Partner on Developing VR Training Platform for Police
New Research a Highlight of Inaugural ‘Beyond the Field’ Homecoming Address
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UMD Researchers Find Ripple Effects of Racism in Homeownership
Brookings Study Highlights How Disparities Undercut Opportunities
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College Leads Effort Toward More Racially Equitable Society
Behavioral and Social Sciences’ Anti-Black Racism Initiative Engages Campus, Community
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Making Your Voice Heard—Safely
Campus Experts Offer Tips to Avoid Virus, Other Trouble at Protests
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Does It Still ‘Take a Village?’
UMD-led Research to Study Changing Family Dynamics and Child Health in Africa
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Op/ed: Should Presidential Campaigns Ditch the Door-Knocking?
Experts Say Success of Voter Outreach Tactics Depends on Who’s Doing the Work—and Where
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The Changing Faces of the Movement for Justice
Researchers to Start Study at Friday’s March on Washington
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