This workshop of faculty and graduate students meets about once a month to discuss a wide range of issues related to the study of criminology, law, deviance and policy. We read one or two papers per month in these areas, sometimes from students and sometimes from faculty, and we also usually host one guest speaker... Read more »
Please join us for our Professional Preparation Sociology Series (PPSS) on “Tips on Writing and Obtaining Fellowships for Sociology Graduate Students” in the sociology lounge. Speakers: Rachel Sponzo, Associate Director of Fellowships at the Graduate Center Philip Kasinitz, Presidential Professor of Sociology at the Graduate Center, CUNY (Former Executive Officer) Edwin Grimsley, Sociology PhD Student... Read more »
The GC Immigration Working Group is a graduate student-run group where we exchange, discuss, and collaborate on ideas and research related to immigration. Please come and join us! Light refreshments will be served. Sejung Sage Yim(CUNY Sociology): Transnationalism and Diaspora Engagement Policies Siqi Tu (CUNY Sociology) Nga Than (CUNY Sociology): Attitudes toward Refugees: A Qualitative... Read more »
Title: When Does Neighborhood Poverty Matter? Using Large-Scale Data to Understand Heterogeneity Speaker: Mario Small, Harvard University Description: Research across the social sciences has demonstrated repeatedly that neighborhoods matter. At this juncture, the question is how---a question that requires examining where, when, for whom, and under what conditions neighborhoods matter. I show that these questions... Read more »
This workshop of faculty and graduate students meets about once a month to discuss a wide range of issues related to the study of criminology, law, deviance and policy. We read one or two papers per month in these areas, sometimes from students and sometimes from faculty, and we also usually host one guest speaker... Read more »
David Brotherton will be workshopping his paper called “What’s Love Got To Do With It? Credible Messengers and Their Impact, the DC Study” light food and beverages will be served.
“Feminist movements, network ecologies and the politics of population control in Mexico and Brazil” Speaker: Rafael DelaDehesa
The topic of this PPSS is “Pedagogy and Graduate Center Student Teaching” and will feature a number of our students as follows. Omar Montana will be talking about his teaching... Read more »
The GC Immigration Working Group is a graduate student-run group where we exchange, discuss, and collaborate on ideas and research related to immigration. Please come and join us! Light refreshments... Read more »
