Research on how incarceration affects families earns sociologist more than $500K in grant funding and ASA award
New book, elected to Sociological Research Association, chair-elect of ASA section and deputy editor of American Sociological Review
Cognitive sciences prof Don Hoffman says highly unlikely - images are not universal communication, vision evolves
As a university and among its graduate programs and departments, UCI earns top spots on multiple charts
Interests span politics, race, immigration, neuroscience, money and banking, space and time, family, and health
Social sciences earns coveted commencement spirit award; dean leads new students in first official "Zot!" at convocation
Honor recognizes logic & philosophy of science Distinguished Professor for outstanding work in philosophy of science
Cognitive sciences professor Bill Batchelder receives grant to expand models and strategies behind Cultural Consensus Theory
Washington Post op-ed by poli sci prof Michael Tesler puts Sanders's push in the polls into perspective
Undergrad advisor Kurt Hessinger '97 honored by UCI Greek system students for outstanding commitment
Social sciences undergraduate affairs director Helen Morgan '92 recognized for staff leadership excellence
Campus's outreach to the underrepresented makes it No. 1 on this year's College Access Index
Loh Down on Science features cognitive scientist Alyssa Brewer's visual perception research
Book by Kristin Peterson, anthropology professor, on dynamics of Nigeria’s pharmaceutical markets
New book by UCI anthropologist explains how Swedish furniture drives home democratic ideals
Distinction recognizes scholarly contributions in urban, public and transportation economics
Study by UCI sociologist is first to tie low natal weight to biological, social factors three generations deep
Etel Solingen, political science professor and Tierney Chair, gives perspective in Washington Post op-ed
Cecelia Lynch, political science professor, breaks it down in Border Crossings, the August issue of Diplomat Magazine
Book co-authored by UCI sociologist debunks idea that Asian American academic achievement is due to unique cultural traits or values
Sociology grad student combines experience in academia and activism to study human trafficking
Sociology's Sanchez wins award for undergraduate thesis after finding inspiration in an age-old question
An op-ed by Michael Tesler, political science assistant professor, is featured in The Washington Post June 25, 2015
Econ prof describes employment barriers faced by older workers and how federal law might help
An op-ed by Jennifer Lee, sociology professor, is featured by Zocalo Public Square June 9, 2015
Don Hoffman, cognitive sciences professor, is featured on the Science Channel June 3, 2015
Felipe Hernandez, '13 political science and music performance, on being a first-generation college student
David Neumark, economics Chancellor's Professor, weighs in, courtesy of the Las Vegas Sun May 17, 2015
Michael Tesler, political science assistant professor, explains in The Washington Post May 15, 2015
Alumni Excellence recipient answers questions about her college career, influencers and unexpected interests
Decorated international studies student chosen to speak at 2015 social sciences commencement ceremony
Brain handles day- and nighttime optical signals the same, reacts quickly to loss of input
Graduate student studies the commodification of crystal energy in Brazil and the American Southwest
An op-ed by David Neumark, economics Chancellor's Professor, is featured in the Los Angeles Times May 9, 2015
Grad student Edelina Burciaga compares the educational opportunities and social mobility of undocumented young adults in California and Georgia
National Science Foundation awards grad student for research on changing transportation structures in Delhi
Prestigious academy recognition honors sociologist's impact on immigration policy and research
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