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BU AT THE EASTERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY

  Boston University Sociology will be very visible at this year’s Eastern Sociological Society meetings, coming up Feb 23-26 in New York City.  At least eight faculty members, 16 grad students, visiting scholars and post-docs, and two undergraduate sociology majors will be presenting their work in a total of 28 different sessions!  For a complete […]

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BU AT EASTERN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE

Faculty and graduate students alike participated in the 2011 Eastern Sociological Society Conference on February 24th, 2011.  The conference, held in Philadelphia, was on the theme of  “Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities”, and focused on questions of analysis and methodology related to multifaceted research. Members of the Undergraduate Sociology Association were also in attendance. Below, a […]

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GRADUATE STUDENTS TO PRESENT AT ESS 2011

Six PhD candidates will present their research at the Eastern Sociological Society (ESS) Conference in Philadelphia, PA this February 24th-27th.  This year’s conference, “Intersectionalities and Complex Inequalities “, focuses on questions of methodology and analysis related to multifaceted research.  Students presenting are Kiri Gurd, Courtney Feldscher, Zophia Edwards, David Levy, Justin Stoll, Atanas Grozdev and  […]

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NEW FACULTY APPOINTMENTS

We are proud to highlight several recent achievements: Professor Alya Guseva will serve on the American Sociological Association’s Council of Economic Sociology Section for the 2010-2013 term. Professor Nazli Kibria has been elected to the Executive Committee of the Eastern Sociological Society as well as the ASA’s Council on Nominations and Council of the Section […]

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FACULTY AND GRAD STUDENTS AT ESS CONFERENCE

From presiding at sessions to presenting results of research to convening conversations, Boston University sociologists will be busy nearly every hour at the upcoming Eastern Sociological Society meetings. Starting on Thursday March 18th at the Park Plaza Hotel the meetings will run through Sunday. Two of the many highlights will be a mini-conference on “Gender, […]

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