Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate Sociology student posters at ESS 2026

Earlier this month, a group of our undergraduate students traveled to Washington, DC for this year’s Eastern Sociological Society’s conference.  On Friday March 6th, the ESS Undergraduate Student Poster Session III included the following BU students: Ju Derraik, “Stripping it Down: How LGBTQ+ Individuals are Intimately Repairing Body Image” Ella Wagner, “From Abstinence to Algorithm: […]

BU Sociology at ESS 2026 this weekend

The Eastern Sociological Society’s annual conference begins today in Washington, DC. The theme for ESS 2026 is “Transformation & Repair: Worldmaking in Contexts of Struggle and Constraint.”  Below is a list of BU Sociology faculty and students who are participating this year. You can see the full conference program here. Thursday , March 5, 2026 […]

BU Sociology at #ESS2025 next week

#ESS2025: “Building Solidarity to Break Cycles of Repression” March 6-9, 2025; Boston, MA The annual Eastern Sociological Society (ESS) conference will be in Boston this year and it starts next week! It will include scheduled sessions, mini conferences, author-meets-critics, and more. BU Sociology faculty and students, both graduate and undergraduate, will be represented throughout the […]

BU Today feature: What’s the Difference Between the Majors?

Sociology major Sofia Marin (CGS’22, CAS’24) represented our department in BU Today talking with a Psychology student about how their majors differ from each other. “I became more politically involved and realized that I was really interested in looking at how institutions affect things on a macro level,” Marin says. “And there were such niche […]

Undergraduate Students Presenting at the 2024 Eastern Sociological Society

Congratulations to our undergraduate students who will be presenting posters on their research at the Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting in Washington, DC on Friday March 1st #ESS2024 Friday March 1, 2:30-3:45pm– Undergraduate Student Poster Session V The Impossible Double Standard of Victim Legibility: “Perfect” Victimhood Lily Belisle, Boston University Architectures of Sacred Secularity: Religious […]