Assistant Professor Kimberly Rogers has received the 2018 Presidents’ Good Steward Award from Campus Compact for New Hampshire. This award is given annually to a member of the faculty, administration, or staff who has contributed their professional expertise in service to the wider community and significantly advanced public service on their campus.
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[more]Professor Janice McCabe is featured in the February 15 Dartmouth Weekly News, for her contribution to an article in Nation Swell. In the article, How to Stop Sexism From Ruining Your Kids, Professor McCabe discusses the influence...
[more]Sociology professor Deborah King has been honored with The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Social Justice Award in Lifetime Achievement
A Panel discussion with 2018 Social Justice Awards honorees, Conversations with Changemakers: Social Justice Awards, took place the evening of January 25. You can read more about the awards and all the honorees...
[more]In recent interviews with the Los Angeles Times, The Atlantic, and L'Indro, Dartmouth Sociologist Misagh Parsa discusses the recent protests in Iran, particularly how they differ from the 2009 Green Revolution protests.
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[more]Seven recent graduates of Dartmouth’s Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows (MMUF) have begun PhD programs this fall. This is the largest cohort of fellows ever to begin doctoral study at the same time. Three of these, Nana Adjeiwaa-Manu ’16, Oscar Ruben Cornejo Casares ’17, and Estéfani Marín ’17 were Sociology majors while at Dartmouth. Read more about all seven scholars...
[more]Professor John Campbell received the Academy of Management’s “Best Decade Award” in August 2017 for his 2007 paper “Why Would Corporations Behave in Socially Responsible Ways? An Institutional Theory of Corporate Social Responsibility" 32(3)946-967. AMR is the flagship journal of the Academy of Management. The Decade Award is given annually for the AMR article that has received the most citations in the past ten years.
In an article entitled Iran Can Achieve Democracy Only Through the Route of Revolution, The Wire's C.R. Gharekhan explores Prof. Misagh Parsa's latest book, Democracry in Iran: Why It Failed and How It Might Succeed.
The Neukom Institute for Computational Science at Dartmouth College is pleased to announce the Neukom Postdoctoral Fellows competition for positions starting September 1, 2018. Please view the call for applications on the Neukom Fellows Website.
Sociology professors Emily Walton and Kim Rogers have organized a two-day conference event which will explore interaction across racial, socioeconomic, and ethnic differences. The conference will feature scholars in the fields of urban and community studies and social psychology, including keynote speaker Yale sociology professor Elijah Anderson. Read more about the conference on the...
[more]Professor Jason Houle sits down with the Institute for Research on Poverty to discuss the growth of student loan debt, and how that debt can by effected by, and effect, racial and economic inequalities.