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Three from soc sci receive UCI mentorship awards

February 21, 2017

Angell Fellowships recognize dedication to student success

UCI co-launches research hub on impact of new technologies on credit unions

February 15, 2017

Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion partners with think tank

Good things now come in fours

February 13, 2017

UCI sociologist Jennifer Lee earns fourth book award for co-authored work on Asian American achievement paradox

Jumpstart, children first

February 10, 2017

Program manager John Harmon on the outreach group's upcoming Literacy Fair on March 4

Lifetime achievement

February 8, 2017

Skyrms receives Philosophy of Science Association Hempel Award recognizing his lifetime scholarly achievements in philosophy of science

Gerrymandering the Presidency: Why Trump could lose the popular vote in 2020 by 6 percent and still win a second term.

February 8, 2017

Tony Smith, poli sci, via the London School of Economics

New study contradicts perceived immigrant education paradox

February 8, 2017

Research by UCI sociologists featured in the American Sociological Review

Fountain of youth

February 6, 2017

Anthropologist explores how avatars create a Second Life free from Parkinson's and other impairments

The cost of fair wages

February 1, 2017

Timothy Young, economics, receives grant to study the effects of wage transparency on worker productivity

More than extraordinary

January 31, 2017

Gary Singer, political science '74, receives UCI Lauds & Laurels Extraordinarius Award for decades of contributions to his alma mater

What do philosophers do?

January 31, 2017

New book by Distinguished Professor Maddy explores skepticism and practice of philosophy

The Supreme Court will examine partisan gerrymandering in 2017. That could change the voting map.

January 31, 2017

Bernie Grofman, poli sci, via The Washington Post, Jan. 31, 2017

10 ways to support students facing immigration crises

January 31, 2017

Social scientists Anita Casavantes Bradford, Laura E. Enriquez, and Susan Bibler Coutin via Inside Higher Ed, Jan. 31, 2017

Baribault awarded for open science practices

January 26, 2017

Cog sci grad student awarded Leamer-Rosenthal Prize for transparency in research

Family matters

January 19, 2017

Sociology's Yader Lanuza is named the 2017 Lauds & Laurels Outstanding Graduate Student

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Three from soc sci receive UCI mentorship awards

UCI co-launches research hub on impact of new technologies on credit unions

Good things now come in fours

Jumpstart, children first

Lifetime achievement

Gerrymandering the Presidency: Why Trump could lose the popular vote in 2020 by 6 percent and still win a second term.

New study contradicts perceived immigrant education paradox

Fountain of youth

The cost of fair wages

More than extraordinary

What do philosophers do?

The Supreme Court will examine partisan gerrymandering in 2017. That could change the voting map.

10 ways to support students facing immigration crises

Baribault awarded for open science practices

Family matters

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