More than 2000 degrees conferred to soc sci's newest alums


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UCI-Stanford duo examine cases in which perceived and self-reported race differ


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Edwin Amenta, sociology professor, explains in featured article on The Conversation


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One-year term begins in August


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Awards carry $5,000 prize to support continued research


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Fifth-year grad student receives Outstanding Scholarship award


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Cog sci prof Don Hoffman explains in TED talk


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Graduate student and future professor honored with Kathy Alberti prize


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Anthropology and business admin major Asthana earns school scholarship


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Economics grad student Chehras honored for research


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An op-ed by Jennifer Lee, sociology professor, is featured by Zocalo Public Square June 9, 2015


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Soc sci's graduating seniors pick one word to describe their soon-to-be alma mater


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Grad student recognized for service to the UCI community


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Don Hoffman, cognitive sciences professor, is featured on the Science Channel June 3, 2015


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2015 Caesar Sereseres award goes to two accomplished undergrads


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Honor recognizes top 2% of socsci undergrads for academics, leadership and service


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Chicano/Latino studies senior turns cultural identity into focus of award-winning work


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Chicano/Latino studies prof pursues research on a topic dear to her heart


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Soc sci undergrad earns international education scholarship


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Felipe Hernandez, '13 political science and music performance, on being a first-generation college student


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Findings offer encouragement to marginalized groups seeking societal change


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School of Social Sciences introduces certificate program to encourage cultural awareness


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Poli sci alumnus honored at Democratic Party convention


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David Neumark, economics Chancellor's Professor, weighs in, courtesy of the Las Vegas Sun May 17, 2015


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Donald Hoffman explains on PBS series Closer to Truth


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What's magical about the mundane?


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Michael Tesler, political science assistant professor, explains in The Washington Post May 15, 2015


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Alumni Excellence recipient answers questions about her college career, influencers and unexpected interests


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Decorated international studies student chosen to speak at 2015 social sciences commencement ceremony


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Brain handles day- and nighttime optical signals the same, reacts quickly to loss of input


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Graduate student studies the commodification of crystal energy in Brazil and the American Southwest


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Grad student studies the political behavior of Americans with disabilities


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An op-ed by David Neumark, economics Chancellor's Professor, is featured in the Los Angeles Times May 9, 2015


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Grad student Edelina Burciaga compares the educational opportunities and social mobility of undocumented young adults in California and Georgia


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National Science Foundation awards grad student for research on changing transportation structures in Delhi


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Two soc sci graduates participate in Sacramento's Capital Fellows Program


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Grad student explores politics behind Mexico's public, early alert earthquake technology


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Jean-Claude Falmagne earns Lauds and Laurels Extraordinarius Award


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Vicki Ruiz earns Lauds and Laurels Outstanding Faculty Achievement Award


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Sanaa Khan earns Lauds and Laurels Outstanding Undergrad Award


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Amanda Fowler earns Lauds and Laurels Outstanding Social Sciences Alumni Award


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Prestigious academy recognition honors sociologist's impact on immigration policy and research


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Social sciences awards two profs funding to develop online courses


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Book by Rosas on Bracero Program's familial consequences honored


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Grad student explores the role of land use regulations in the housing boom and bust


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Sociology grad student studies the origins of ethnic violence during California's early years


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Sociology grad student studies role of diasporas in "Arab Spring" revolutions


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Meyer comments on cost of learning, voting behavior, news consumption and more on Ask A Leader


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Wayzgoose, outdoor festival and more


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Current and former honorees discuss their service projects and subsequent accomplishments - and the award's lasting influence


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With her gardening kit startup, senior Stella Liu hopes to motivate people to grow their own food


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Political science professor and Tierney Chair talks conflict and cooperation as part of Social Sciences Distinguished Faculty Series


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Vicki Ruiz to be honored for her contributions to Latino and Chicano history during National Women's History Month


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Founding faculty member and second chancellor at UCI never lost his interest in learning


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Social science dean receives two new grants for research on mobile money


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UCI cognitive scientists weigh in on color perception debate


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UCI prof and honors undergrads study science behind time


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Works by Shaozeng Zhang and Ather Zia selected for focus on major global issues


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In recognition of Black History Month, District Attorney Jackie Lacey '79 reflects on education, career


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Joseph L. White, professor emeritus of social sciences, leads a teach-in at UCI's Cross-Cultural Center, kicking off Black History Month events


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UCI receives Henry Luce Foundation grant for Lynch-led project focusing on the ethics behind charitable development and distribution in Africa


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Pearl receives NSF grant to study how children learn language


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Honor recognizes immigration expert's more than four decade career


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Honor recognizes sociologist's impact on immigration policy and research


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Information will facilitate studies on micro-level effects of public policy


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Manchak, Ph.D. '09, is newest faculty member in LPS


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Anthro grad student receives grant to study changing use and notions of security in Jamaica


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Davin Phoenix, political science assistant professor, is featured on KUCI's Ask a Leader January 20, 2015


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Leadership role will help social sciences dean advance behavioral sciences at national level


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Honor recognizes real estate and urban economics research


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UCI LPS professor is NYU's inaugural philosopher in residence at new Abu Dhabi campus


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Courtesy of School of Humanities' webinar series


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UCI researchers to create cross-cultural database for color research


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Vicki Ruiz, Chicano/Latino studies and history Distinguished Professor, is featured in a C-SPAN special video January 4, 2015


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DeSipio elected president of Western Political Science Association


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Social sciences professors recognized for diversity education and advancement


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Work challenges recent research claiming otherwise


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Political science grad student receives NSF funding to help aid policy makers


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UCI alum Bao Nguyen is sworn in as Garden Grove's new mayor


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Hernandez, '13, earns prestigious Marshall Scholarship


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American Sociological Association recognizes three UCI professors for excellence


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Vicki Ruiz selected as a 2015 National Women's History Month honoree


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Co-founder of Students for Global Peacebuilding raises awareness of nonviolent conflict resolution


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Located in SST 165, the center is open to all students enrolled in ECON 20A, 20B and 100A


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Ambitious new leader of UCI student body relishes his role as an advocate for undergrads by promoting voter registration and participation


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Melissa King ’05 packs up her knives and competes in Bravo’s popular reality television show


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Highlights from 2013 and a look ahead


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Professional penalty is lighter in countries with subsidized child care


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The 2014 fall quarter is finally here


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News agency ranks the institute’s feed among the top 10 for info on financial inclusion


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Interests span financial risk, behavioral economics, culture, race and politics, conflict management, biodiversity, and international migration


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Lighter skin not necessarily correlated to higher household earnings


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An op-ed by Jennifer Lee, sociology professor, is featured in The Society Pages September 22, 2014


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Ranks No. 3 in UCI basketball history in rebounding


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UC President Janet Napolitano sends her recommendation to regents for confirmation Sept. 18


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Honor recognizes excellence in economics coursework and research


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Sociologist Rubén Rumbaut honored for research on education and immigrant populations


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An excerpt from The Myth of Mirror Neurons by Greg Hickok, cognitive sciences professor, is featured on Salon.com September 1, 2014


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UCI researchers offer highlights from their studies about work – how we do it, and what we produce


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Students in UCI internship program acquire real-world experience in Washington, D.C.


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