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Join us tomorrow at 3pm in Woodburn Hall 200 for our Grimshaw Lecture with featured guest, Florencia Torche! @ftorche.bsky.social

Happening today at noon at IMU Oak Room!!

Join us this Friday at 12pm for our featured WISIU guest speaker, Abigail Ocobock! Her research talk titled “Sam-Sex Marriage and Sexual Fluidity: Institutional Constraint and Agency” will be at IMU Oak Room.

WISIU happening right now with a research talk by Tianyao Qu at IMU Persimmon room!

Our department is hiring! Consider applying for those who have research areas in medicine, health and/or well-being. Follow the link to apply: careercenter.asanet.org/job/1311234/...

We are hiring!

Maleah Fekete’s WISIU talk is happening now at IMU Persimmon Room!

New publication spotlight featuring Dr. Brea Perry and Dr. Siyung Peng!

Big thank you to everyone who attended yesterday and provided feedback!

Happening now at Wylie 101!!

Coming up this Friday is our very own @drichardsonsoc.bsky.social talk on the “Opportunities from Ambiguity: How Healthcare Professionals Negotiate Order to Coordinate Patient Care in a Cambodian Nongovernmental Organization”!

Come join us today in Wylie Hall 101 at noon!!

Join us at WISIU this Friday at noon to hear about Aryaman Sharma, PhD student, on his research talk titled “Mapping Class Structure and Stratification in India: A Latent Class Analysis”!

Last day of #ASA2025 and IU Sociology is taking over the Tuesday morning sessions!

IU Sociology afternoon sessions are happening now! #ASA2025

Today we have IU Sociology today for ASA retirement network and book forum sessions! #ASA2025 @asanews.bsky.social

Happy Monday! IU Sociology is taking over #ASA2025 this morning!

IU Sociology taking over #ASA2025 this Sunday afternoon sessions!!

We also have @kojichavez.bsky.social and @emhernandez.bsky.social participating in #ASA2025 Thematic and Special Sessions today!

IU Sociology Sunday @ASA morning sessions!

IU Sociology Saturday Afternoon sessions @asanews.bsky.social !!

IU Sociology is in @asanews.bsky.social Chicago!! See our Saturday morning sessions:

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Open access! Did you see this recent research in Sociological Methodology from ASA members Brian C. Kelly (IU-Bloomington) & Christie Sennott (Purdue)? Authors describe processes & procedures for conducting event-centered interviews & highlight this method's advantages. bit.ly/42ZUFhN

Join us this Friday (5/2) at WiSIU to hear from PhD candidate Tania Ravaei. She will be presenting a co-authored paper titled, "From 'Scholar Denied' to 'Architect of the Civil Rights Movement': Lessons from W.E.B. Du Bois's Canonization.” We'll meet in SISR 100 at 12pm.

Join us at WiSIU today (4/25) as we welcome Dr. Lena Hipp from the University of Potsdam to present “Partnership penalties for working in gender-atypical occupations? Observational and experimental evidence from Germany." We will meet at 12pm in the SSRC (Woodburn Hall 200).

Tomorrow (4/23), the sociology honors students present their theses posters! Join us in Ballantine 703 from 5-7pm.

This afternoon!

This Friday (4/4), PhD student Jessica Short will giver her WiSIU presentation, “Perceptions of Sub-Fecundity and the Risk of Undesired Pregnancy during the Transition to Adulthood." We'll meet at 12pm in SISR 100.

Don't forget to join us this afternoon for our 2025 Public Sociology Forum-- A Conversation with Dr. Philip Cohen (@philipncohen.com)!

Make sure to attend the Annual Gieryn Lecture next week on Thursday (4/3)! This year's speaker is Dr. Banu Subramaniam, who will share the talk "Queering Global Flora: Plant Lives in the Afterlives of Empire." The lecture is hosted by Gender Studies and takes place at 4pm in the IMU Dogwood Room.

Open access! New research from ASA member Koji Chavez @kojichavez.bsky.social @iusociology.bsky.social examines the role diversity considerations play in job offers. @sociusjournal.bsky.social

Join us this Friday (3/28) to hear PhD student Soocheol Cho present his talk titled, “Perceptions of Remote Workers During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic.” We'll meet for WiSIU in SISR 100 at 12pm.

One week from today (on 3/31), we welcome Dr. Philip Cohen (@philipncohen.com) for our 2025 Public Sociology Forum. He will discuss the role of professional scholars in civic life and his recently published book, "Citizen Scholar: Public Engagement for Social Scientists". Details below!

Join us tomorrow (3/14) at WiSIU to hear from Dr. Anthony Chen present "Puzzling through SFFA: The Roberts Court and the Backstopping of Minority Rule." We'll meet in the SSRC at 12pm.

This Friday (3/7), IU Sociology's own Dr. Koji Chavez (@kojichavez.bsky.social) presents a WiSIU work-in-progress, "Diversity Buffering: The Organization of Diversity Labor and the Consequences for 'Happy' Diversity Rhetoric." Join us in the SSRC at 1:30pm.

On Friday (2/28), we welcome Dr. Rachel Best to WiSIU for her talk "The Meanings of Disease: Stigmas, Frames, and their Causes and Consequences." Join us at 12pm in the SSRC.

Join us for a special Thursday WiSIU this week (2/27) as we welcome Dr. Catherine Taylor for her talk "The Economic and Medical Consequences of Restricted Abortion Access in the United States." We'll meet in the SSRC at 12pm.

Tomorrow at WIM (2/21), Dr. Bence Sagvari presents "Mapping the Digital Self: Bridging Surveys and Trace Data for Meaningful Social Insights." Join us at 2pm in the SSRC!

This Friday (2/21) at WiSIU, Dr. Seth Abrutyn (@sethabrutyn.bsky.social) presents "Imagining an Affective Sociology." Join us in the SSRC at 12pm.

Remember to join us TODAY for this year's Karl F. Schuessler Lecture at 2pm in the SSRC!

Join us for a special Wednesday WiSIU this week as PhD student Roberto Ortiz presents "The Demography of Occupational Prestige: Trends for Black and White Men (2001-2023)." We'll meet in SISR 100 on Wednesday (2/12) at 1pm.

Dr. Felix Elwert, Professor of Sociology and Biostatistics at the University of Wisconsin (@uwsoc.bsky.social), presents "Three Paths to Equality" as this year's Schuessler Lecture. Join us next Friday (2/14) in the SSRC at 2pm. Reception to follow.

Unfortunately, WiSIU has been canceled tomorrow. But stay tuned for TWO(!) events next week.

Tomorrow (2/7), Social Psychology PhD Candidates Elizabeth Ray and Neela Klein present “Power Analyses Power Hour: Understanding and Conducting Statistical Power For Your Research." Join us for this week's WIM, from 2:30-4pm in the SSRC.

Dr. Melissa Osborne (@mosbornesoc.bsky.social) presents “Polished: College, Class, and the Burdens of Social Mobility” at WiSIU this Friday (2/7). Join us in the SSRC at 12pm.

Join us this afternoon at WIM to hear from Dr. Emily Rauscher (@emilyrauscher.bsky.social) of Brown University as she presents “Priceless Benefits: Effects of School Spending on Child Mortality." 2-3:30pm in the SSRC. See more details below 👇

This Friday (1/24) is IU's 30th Annual Preparing Future Faculty Conference-- with the keynote address featuring IU Sociology's Dr. Brian Powell! The event is open to all IUB graduate students and helps students with making the transition to faculty positions and other roles. Register now!

Join us this Friday (1/24) for our first Workshop in Methods (WIM) of the semester! IU Sociology's own Dr. Patricia McManus will present “Introduction to Regression Models for Panel Data Analysis." The workshop is 2-3:30pm in the SSRC.