Reza Jahangiri '00 and Kelsey Galaway '10 - UCI grads who met in Uganda - have joined forces on intertwined ventures aimed at making the world a better place
Honor recognizes political scientist's career research contributions to the art of government
Growing up in a communist country shaped Nina Bandelj's prolific career as a UCI sociologist who studies how social forces impact the economy
Professor and Falmagne Endowed Chair, Cognitive Sciences | Ph.D., Electrical and Computer Engineering, Center for Microelectronics, Warsaw, Poland, 1982 | Ph.D., Psychology, University of Maryland at College Park, 1991
Belinda Campos studies how the Latino approach to relationships yields mental and physical benefits
Associate Professor, Chicano/Latino Studies and English, Literary Journalism | MFA, UCI, 1995
Honor recognizes the Distinguished Professor's career contributions in research, teaching and mentorship
UCI professors Belinda Campos and Leo Chavez break down the issue in Greater Good Magazine
Book by new UCI social sciences professors helps researchers navigate the complex study of global issues
Assistant Professor, Logic and Philosophy of Sciences | Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh | M.D., UC Irvine
Anthro undergrad Sarah Mahoney is proof that the Anteater spirit can conquer just about anything
How photos snapped by a young Fulbright scholar got new life six decades later, thanks to a snowstorm in Italy
Grad student honored for paper on the affect that skin color has on one's likelihood of being arrested
Assistant professor of sociology Sabrina Strings wins competitive fellowship to complete book
From struggles with homelessness and poverty to running her own consulting business and serving as the COO of See Jane Go, Cassandra Miller '03 proves that a perfect past isn't a prerequisite for an ideal future
Through the lens of two Southern California detention centers, UCI sociologist Rocio Rosales is studying how the changing U.S. system is impacting immigrant households
Cognitive scientist Emily Grossman receives NSF funding to study neural pathways involved in how we act and react in social settings
Outstanding grad student service award winner Sheefteh Khalili has giving back in her blood
Political science major Ku awarded Rosten and Schonfeld Scholarships to help her follow decades-long dream of being diplomat across the pond
2017 Alice B. Macy award winner studies the factors literally driving undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
When times get tough, graduating senior Margarita Rodriguez, psychology, isn't one to back down
Social policy and public service soon-to-be alumna Shirley Loi plans to make a career out of her passion for helping others
2017 soc sci commencement speaker Andrew Hallak has spent his UCI career bridging divides and finding interconnectedness in unexpected places
Daniela Estrada reflects UCI's commitment to the success of first-generation Latino students
Grants support efforts to bring neural-level computing to small, low energy devices and research on complex human decision-making models
For minority students, finding mentors can be a challenge. Here's how they can overcome barriers.
Gift from the Charles Koch Foundation will fund research on governmental policies that affect business taxes, regulations and practices
Poli sci professor receives grant to study women's groups in Cameroon with ties to religion and humanitarian work
Poli sci student and 2017 School of Social Sciences commencement speaker has made it her mission to fight for immigrant rights
In honor of Financial Literacy Month, UCI professors from anthropology, economics, English, LPS and business share what they know
Alumni and NBA coach Scott Brooks is recognized at the 2017 Lauds & Laurels award ceremony
UCI cognitive scientist receives funding to bring neural-level computing to small, low energy devices
John and Michelle Williams, soc sci's husband and wife Lauds and Laurels honorees, are helping UCI usher in a bright future
Soc sci grad programs earn top 25 rankings among public universities, top 50 rankings overall
Economics alumna and Lauds and Laurels winner recruits fresh faces to expand UCI's growing international community
Poli sci Ph.D. alumna earns U.S. Institute of Peace award for dissertation on peacebuilding in faith-based organizations
UCI sociologist Jennifer Lee earns fourth book award for co-authored work on Asian American achievement paradox
Skyrms receives Philosophy of Science Association Hempel Award recognizing his lifetime scholarly achievements in philosophy of science
Anthropologist explores how avatars create a Second Life free from Parkinson's and other impairments
Timothy Young, economics, receives grant to study the effects of wage transparency on worker productivity
Gary Singer, political science '74, receives UCI Lauds & Laurels Extraordinarius Award for decades of contributions to his alma mater
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