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Flashback: College students should take mandatory course on black history, white privilege

June 15, 2020

This is an important moment to revisit Professor Emily Walton's USA Today Op-Ed from 2019.
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A mandatory course on black history and white privilege?

September 25, 2019

A USA today Op Ed by Associate Professor Emily Walton argues such a course would benefit us all
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Dear White People: Moving To A Diverse Neighborhood Isn't Enough

June 11, 2019

In a recent op-ed, Associate Professor Emily Walton argues that many white residents of multiethnic neighborhoods don't recognize the role they must play in social change.
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Asian Americans in small-town America

December 17, 2018

Associate Professor Emily Walton's work published in Contexts
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Interacting Across Difference Conference

September 18, 2017

Sociology professors Emily Walton and Kim Rogers have organized a two-day conference event which will explore interaction across racial, socioeconomic, and ethnic differences.
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  Holding It Together: How Women Became America's Safety Net
  
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  Jessica Calarco is a Sociologist and Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her examines the intersections of privilege, power, and policy, with a focus on inequalities.
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  Framing Agnes: A Multi-Media Approach Tracing Transgender History in Sociology
  
  Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)
  
  Kristen Schilt will focus on the first sociological case study of a person who might today identify as transgender.
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  Sociology Department Honors Thesis Presentation
  
  Moore B03 and Zoom ID: 932 2334 8969 Passcode: 573770
  
  Mark Velasco Gonzalez '25, "Latino Students and Complicated Grief: An Analysis on the Impacts of a College Campus on Grief and Bereavement"
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  Sociology Department Honors Thesis Presentation
  
  Moore B03 and Zoom ID: 927 3893 4331 Passcode: 755480
  
  Jessica Yu '25 "American Dream or American Dependency? How Access to Social Welfare Shapes Immigrant Achievement and Decision Making"
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  Sociology Department Honors Thesis Presentation
  
  Moore B03 and Zoom ID: 923 3055 4661 Passcode: 180137
  
  Alexis Chelle '25, "Adoption, Friendships, and Social Skills"
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  Memorial Day, College Holiday (no classes held)
  
  Dartmouth College
  
  See Academic Calendar https://www.dartmouth.edu/reg/calendar/academic/24_25.html for more information
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Flashback: College students should take mandatory course on black history, white privilege

A mandatory course on black history and white privilege?

Dear White People: Moving To A Diverse Neighborhood Isn't Enough

Asian Americans in small-town America

Interacting Across Difference Conference

Pages

Events

Holding It Together: How Women Became America's Safety Net

Zoom meeting id: 951 6458 8168 Passcode: 893649

Jessica Calarco is a Sociologist and Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her examines the intersections of privilege, power, and policy, with a focus on inequalities.

Framing Agnes: A Multi-Media Approach Tracing Transgender History in Sociology

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Kristen Schilt will focus on the first sociological case study of a person who might today identify as transgender.

Sociology Department Honors Thesis Presentation

Moore B03 and Zoom ID: 932 2334 8969 Passcode: 573770

Mark Velasco Gonzalez '25, "Latino Students and Complicated Grief: An Analysis on the Impacts of a College Campus on Grief and Bereavement"

Sociology Department Honors Thesis Presentation

Moore B03 and Zoom ID: 927 3893 4331 Passcode: 755480

Jessica Yu '25 "American Dream or American Dependency? How Access to Social Welfare Shapes Immigrant Achievement and Decision Making"

Sociology Department Honors Thesis Presentation

Moore B03 and Zoom ID: 923 3055 4661 Passcode: 180137

Alexis Chelle '25, "Adoption, Friendships, and Social Skills"

Memorial Day, College Holiday (no classes held)

Dartmouth College

See Academic Calendar https://www.dartmouth.edu/reg/calendar/academic/24_25.html for more information