Assistant Professor Faculty Position Available
The Sociology Department is accepting applications for an Assistant Professor position.
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Top Stories
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Sociology Alum Writes Smartly and Humorously about Culture
Rembert Browne '09 made this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 list.
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Media Contacts
Media contacts for various sociological areas of expertise have been compiled for the department.
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"The Sociological Argument for Breaking Up with Bad Friends"
Assistant Professor Janice McCabe studies friendships among young adults aged roughly 18 to 27.
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Sociology Major Displays a Photo Installation Focusing on Sexual Assault
The work of Jadyn Petterson-Rae '15, a Sociology modified major with WGSS, is featured at the Dartmouth Black Family Visual Arts Center.
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"Home-owning is falling among young adults, but don’t blame student debt" (The Economist)
Jason Houle reports data on house ownership among student-loan debtors, and on the likelihood of moving back home to live with one's parents.
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Two Special Sociology Offerings in 16F
"Critical Political Economy" and "Global Inequality Protests"
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Sociology Major Receives a Prestigious Beinecke Scholarship
Sera Kwon '17, a Sociology major and Mellon Mays Fellow, is one of 20 students nationwide who has been awarded a Beinecke Scholarship.
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“Modeling Identity Dynamics and Uncertainty in Social Interactions”
Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers was one of fourteen to receive a CompX grant from the Neukom Institute for the 2016-17 year.
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"Iranian Leaders Continue to Use Enemies Abroad to Rally Nation" (Time.com)
According to Misagh Parsa, Professor of Sociology, the signing of the nuclear deal is unlikely to cease Iranian rulers' anti-American and anti-Israeli rhetoric.
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Recent Publications
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"Friendship Talk as Identity Work: Defining the Self through Friend Relationships."
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Modeling Dynamic Identities and Uncertainty in Social Interactions: Bayesian Affect Control Theory
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Young, Black, and (Still) in the Red: Parental Wealth, Race, and Student Loan Debt
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Making Sense of Asian American Ethnic Neighborhoods: A Typology and Application to Health