"Tehran's Own Worst Enemy" (Wall Street Journal)
Professor Misagh Parsa's new book "Democracy in Iran: Why It Failed and How It Might Succeed" receives an outstanding review by the Wall Street Journal.
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Conference--Modeling Social Interactions: New Directions in Affect Control Theory
Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers has organized this conference which will provide participants with a comprehensive introduction to affect control theory.
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Experiencing Intersectionality and Inequality in "Introductory Sociology"
Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers is experimenting with ways for students to "feel" privilege and disadvantage firsthand.
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Sociology Class Hears from Labor Rights Activist (Valley News)
Kalpona Akter, a Bangladeshi labor rights activist and former child worker, visited Associate Professor Janice McCabe's "Sociology of Gender" class.
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Sociology Professor Gives View on Iran's Politics (Valley News)
Misagh Parsa outlined the roots of a deep discord between the Iranian people and their Islamic government.
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Sociology Professor is Quoted in the Los Angeles Times
Misagh Parsa offers commentary on the reelection of Iranian President Rouhani.
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Sociology Professor's Book is Praised by the "Times Literary Supplement"
Professor Misagh Parsa's new book Democracy in Iran is described as "brilliantly argued" by the prestigious UK "Times Literary Supplement."
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Sociology Major Has Been Named a Prestigious Pickering Fellow
Hassan Hassen '18 is one of ten undergraduates from across the country to be selected as a Pickering Fellow.
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The video game Halo is used in "Introductory Sociology"
Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers uses the video game Halo to teach basic concepts of sociology.
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American Sociological Association Publication Award#2
Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers and her co-authors are receiving the Social Psychology Section's Outstanding Recent Contribution in Social Psychology Award.
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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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Distinguishing Normative Processes from Noise: A Comparison of Four Approaches to Modeling Impressions of Social Events
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The Harder They Fall? Sex and Race/Ethnic Specific Suicide Rates in the U.S. Foreclosure Crisis
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Multiethnic Neighborhoods on the Ground
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