Sociology Undergraduate Research Symposium
The Sociology Department is pleased to announce our second annual Undergraduate Research Symposium on Wednesday, June 5th 12-2pm in the Rachel Carson Red Room. This event will feature Sociology students who have conducted exceptional research projects throughout their undergraduate career at UCSC, and especially leading up to graduation. If you are considering getting involved in research or are planning on doing a senior thesis, this is a great opportunity to learn more about undergraduate research and start thinking about your own research ideas.
Refreshments will be provided at this fun, informative and Sociology-filled event. Please join us to learn all about the fascinating research being done by our undergraduates!
If you have any questions or accommodation needs, please contact: Leah Hanson lchanson@ucsc.edu or 831-502-7036
Rebecca London, Assistant Professor of Sociology
Research Interests: Education; children, youth and families; social policy; health and well-being; social inequality; cross-sector analyses; community-engaged research; quantitative methods; mixed methods
The Incarceration Effect: Barriers Students with Incarceration Experience Deal with in Higher Education
The Political Economy of Legal Marijuana in California
The What and How of Discussions of Race in the Classroom
Unsettling California: Understanding Empire Through El Camino Real
Impacts of Ethnic and Multicultural Greek Letter Organizations
Black on White Love: How Racial/Ethnic Identities Influence Partner-Decisions and Relationships
Wednesday, June 5, 2019 at 12:00pm to 2:00pm
Rachel Carson Red Room
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