NEW BOOKS BY FACULTY!
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
WED, APRIL 16
VIDEO ANALYSIS
OF
SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE: AN ATTEMPT TO STUDY A ‘THINKING’ SCIENCE
Christian
Greiffenhagen
University
of Manchester
4 PM
Room 241
Department of Sociology
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RECENT
NEWS:
Congratulations
to Julian Go for receiving the
College of Arts & Sciences 2007 Wisneski Teaching Award.
Congratulations to our graduate students! Masayo Nisihida has been
awarded the Jeffrey Campbell Fellowship at St. Lawrence University, New
York. Kiri Gurd received the 2007 CAS Teaching Fellowship Prize. Itai
Vardi received the 2007 Department Excellence in
Teaching Award.
Congratulations
to Emily
Barman, whose book, Contesting
Communities, won the 2007 AFP Skystone Ryan Research Prize. The
annual prize is awarded to a book "that contributes substantially to
the knowledge and understanding of fundraising or philanthropic
behavior." Emily Barman
also received an award grant from the American
Sociological Association-National Science Foundation, Funds for the
Advancement of
the Discipline, for her project "Doing Good: Accounting for Measurement
in the Nonprofit Sector."
Julian G won an ASA-NSF grant for his project: "Cycles
of Global Power: the US and British Empires Compared."
Congratulations to Professor Nancy Ammerman, whose book, Pillars of Faith, received the
Distinguished Book Award in the sociology of religion from the American
Sociological Association
department
of sociology
boston university
96 cummington street
boston, MA 02215
tel 617.353.2591
fax 617.353.4837
e-mai socinfo@bu.edu
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