UCI sociologist Wang Feng weighs in on the unintended consequences of China's one-child policy in special Science magazine feature
Goodnow and Ithiel de Sola Pool awards recognize the political scientist and former association vice president for her contributions to the field and the association
Honor recognizes her study on heroin addiction among rural residents in New Mexico's Española Valley
UCI’s Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion receives additional Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funding for on the ground research in developing countries
Faculty and graduate student awards and office elections recognize UCI sociologists for research and leadership
Documentary on Bracero Program co-directed by UCI’s Gonzalez and Price receives Cinelatino Audience Choice Award
Award marks the anthropologist’s third major recognition for most recent book on population science and governance in China
One-year award provided by Los Angeles-based John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation
Ph.D. alumnus and social sciences lecturer Bojan Petrovic discusses Afghanistan’s political evolution in new book
Program will be based on statistical model developed by the UCI cognitive scientist in the 1980s
New book by UCI sociologists Jennifer Lee and Frank D. Bean explores diversity in the U.S.
With a prestigious $20 million federal grant, translational research at UCI shifts into high gear
Doreen Fang, ’94 political science alumnus, recently competed on ‘The Next Food Network Star’ and is cooking up quite a career
Award recognizes Bibona, '10 sociology alumnus, for excellence in community service, classroom and outstanding character and competition on the field
Anthropology graduate student Joanne Randa Nucho receives Fulbright-Hays fellowship to study community programs in Lebanon
Awarded by UCI Academic Senate, honor recognizes Montoya for excellence in teaching, research, mentorship and service activities at UCI and in local community
Lauren Collins, 2010 sociology alumnus, winner of the UCI Alumni Association Lauds & Laurels Outstanding Student-Athlete Award, and UCI high jump and heptathlon record holder, is the July 2010 Runner’s World cover model
International studies director and political science professor gives Commission on Wartime Contracting perspective at hearing held June 18 in Washington, D.C.
Award recognizes the assistant sociology professor's research on career-prioritizing decisions and occupational attainment in dual-earner couples
Honor recognizes group’s efforts to promote peaceful, open dialogue on Israel-Palestine conflict
Prize is awarded once every three years and includes presentation of a general lecture at APSA’s 2010 annual meeting
UCI’s Mock Trial program wraps up another successful season with a 5th place finish at nationals
Sociologist and Calit2 affiliate Carter Butts finds routine patterns in blog networking interactions; findings published in Journal of Social Structure
UCI economist Fabio Milani finds quantitative evidence that overly optimistic and/or pessimistic projections play greater role inducing U.S. economic volatility than do shifts caused by fluctuations in traditional market forces
Jeff Krichmar's CARL makes his television debut on Canada's Discovery Channel April 29, 2010
Rankings based on U.S. News & World Report, Center for Public Anthropology and Philosophical Gourmet Report
UC Undergraduate Experience Survey offers students a chance to share their input on life at UCI
Rankings from The Daily Beast based on campus housing, nightlife, dining, graduate indebtedness, freshmen retention rates, and number of student clubs and organizations
As Haiti begins rebuilding after a catastrophic earthquake, three UCI professors, including political scientist Cecelia Lynch, discuss how it could emerge a stronger country
Talks will highlight potential policy implications resulting from differing views on the “second generation”
Sarah Barber, sociology undergraduate, Crystal Murphy, IMTFI funded researcher, and Julio Monterrey, PRIME-LC medical student, are featured in UCI's Thank You scholarship video
Honor recognizes her book, Just One Child: Science and Policy in Deng’s China, for 'original scholarship and rigorous analysis'
Global Connect director Ellen Schlosser receives Orange County Department of Education Award for Outstanding Contributions to Education
American Society on Aging's National Forum on Immigration in an Aging Society set for March 18 in Chicago
Findings by UCI economist Linda Cohen and Georgetown physicist Francis Slakey published in March issue of Nature
Professor's research on California Enterprise Zone Program effectiveness part of informational hearing
Student-led peace initiative inspires new undergraduate certificate program, community-based knowledge trip, and spin-offs on multiple UC campuses
Roxanne Varzi, anthropology associate professor, is interviewed on KCRW's 'To the Point' February 11, 2010
Honor recognizes book as one of the most significant print and electronic works reviewed in the magazine in 2009
Anthropologist Michael Montoya joins UC and USC professors in debate over policy implications of racial categorization in medical research
UCI professors bring the traditional study of anthropology into the 21st century with research on new media, technology and 'cloud computing'
Students from UCI's Olive Tree Initiative are featured in the OC Register on November 25, 2009
2009 Book Prize and Prize for Distinguished Achievement in the Critical Study of North America recognize more than 25 years of immigration research contributions
Scholarship recognizes the anthropology and international studies undergraduate for academic excellence
Findings will help explain how we separate and hear sounds in an acoustically cluttered world
Research by sociology professor Judith Treas sheds light on foreign-born seniors in the U.S.
Study co-authored by UCI economist David Neumark finds corporate headquarters and chain stores are more stable economic partners for cities
New book takes a comparative look at the impact of global trade on the local economies and government responsiveness in China, France and Mexico
Data will be used to create computerized model for future non-invasive cognitive and clinical studies of attention disorders
Findings could lead to advancements in understanding human behavior and further developments in neurorobotics
Three new faculty members in economics, political science and sociology expand school's interdisciplinary research strengths
Honor recognizes Assistant Professor Angela Garcia's drug addiction study as 'best published work in psychological anthropology'
UCI's Global Connect meets with Loretta Sanchez congressional aide to discuss program's federal expansion, funding
Second group of students from UCI's Olive Tree Initiative get ready for trip to Middle East, silent auction fundraiser and reception to be held prior to send-off
Awards totaling $230,000 will fund 17 projects investigating financial habits of world's poorest people
Social Sciences Undergraduate Counseling Office moves into new Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway, departments and dean's office to follow
As a research specialist for Hollywood, Health & Society, a program of the University of Southern California Annenberg Norman Lear Center, Sheena Nahm, '09 anthropology Ph.D. graduate, helps Hollywood writers and producers keep health-related storylines accurate
Anthropology and film & media studies associate professor Roxanne Varzi makes a film about Iranian American identity and the aftermath of war
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