An op-ed by Kevin O'Leary, CSD visiting faculty, is featured in the Orange County Register February 12, 2013
Findings have implications for hearing research and therapies for those with hearing and language deficits
Center for Networks and Relational Analysis, headed by sociologist Carter Butts, fosters interdisciplinary research
Intel Science & Technology Center for Social Computing, co-led by anthropologist Bill Maurer, provides window into the future of social computing
2012 marks the highest grossing year for graduate grants and fellowships in social sciences
Soraya Azzawi, neurobiology and political science major, plans outreach to local refugees, publication detailing global crises
Jan Brueckner, economics professor and department chair, is featured in a video interview with the LA Times October 19, 2012
Bill Maurer, anthropology and law professor and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, is featured on PBS October 11, 2012
Faculty and graduate students earn awards and key leadership positions on section councils
Interests span public policy innovation, social inequality, environmental politics, philosophy of mathematics and of physics, and human decision making processes
An op-ed by Kelsey Norman, political science graduate student, is featured in iPolitics August 20, 2012
Bill Maurer, anthropology professor and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, is interviewed on Marketplace Tech August 16, 2012
Recipient of the National Medal of Science, he is an influential figure in social sciences
Bill Maurer, anthropology professor and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, is interviewed on CNBC August 8, 2012
Sociology professor Edwin Amenta receives two-year NSF grant to study social movement organizations
15-week program launched in March provides training for practitioners and academics working with gang-involved youth
A letter by Bill Maurer, anthropology professor and Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion director, is featured in the Los Angeles Times July 14, 2012
Social sciences undergrads among those honored with inaugural Chancellor’s Award of Distinction
Social sciences alumni part of London-bound USA Men's Water Polo and Men's Volleyball teams
Social sciences staff among those honored for hitting university career service milestones
Sociology honors student Jocelyn Valencia receives the Social Sciences Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis and Williams awards
Honor recognizes retired anthropologist and documentary photographer for continued commitment to university mission
Vanessa Chavez, Margaret Chang Liao and Aaron McCullough honored for campus and community leadership
Myles Brady, business economics and anthropology undergrad, credits the summer program with much of his UCI success
Elizabeth Sowers, recipient of the 2012 Dean’s Endowed Fellowship, developed an early love for logistics
Cognitive sciences undergrad Annie Stanfield Ditta on what made UCI her top university choice
New UCI study examines links between optimism and political participation of black women in the U.S.
American Philosophical Society and Council of University of California Emeriti Associations recognize Luce for research excellence
Six first-year social sciences graduate students earn competitive fellowships from National Science Foundation
An op-ed by Kelsey Norman, political science graduate student, is featured in iPolitics April 20, 2012
Retired lecturer specialized in global affairs, politics, and peace and was a specialist in the UCI Disability Services Center
Barbara Dosher, social sciences dean, is named Distinguished Professor of Cognitive Sciences
Op-ed by Cecelia Lynch, political science professor and international studies director, as featured in the Christian Science Monitor March 23, 2012
An op-ed coauthored by Yang Su, sociology associate professor, is featured by CNN March 19, 2012
On-going study by LPS associate professor Simon Huttegger seeks to model imperfect communication
Honor recognizes the sociology professor for her continued support of undergraduate research
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