Friday, September 20th 1:00- 2:00pm
Kaufman Hall 221B
OU Sociology's ADQUANT Presents:
Planning for the Future:
Exploring Gender Trends in Expectations for Education and Work
S. Abby Young
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Sociology
University of Oklahoma
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UPCOMING EVENTS
LATEST NEWS
August 2024
Dr. Maher featured on National Panel
OU Sociology Professor Erin Maher was featured as one of several national guest experts for an news article on States with the Most Underprivileged Children. Joining professors from Columbia University, The University of Chicago, and Indiana University, Dr. Maher spoke to what works for improving child well-being
August 2024
Dr. Worthen Ranked Top Scholar
The scholarly analytics company, ScholarGPS, has ranked OU Sociology Professor Meredith Worthen in the top 10 of researchers on Human Sexuality and the top 20 among Social Policy sociologists. In 2024, Dr. Worthen was named a Top Scholar by ScholarGPS with a ranking of #7 in Human Sexuality and #13 in Social Policy.
May 2024
Undergraduate Sociology Award Winners!
Congratulations to all the under graduate Sociology Award winners for 2024. The Department of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma presents two awards for academic excellence, two recognizing our graduating seniors, and two for excellence in undergraduate research.
May 2024
Graduate Sociology Award Winners!
Congratulations to all the graduate Sociology Award winners for 2024. The Department of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma presents two graduate students awards for excellence in research, teaching/TA work, and service to the department as well as several fellowships for summer research.
April 2024
Bejar accepts Position at Northern Arizona University
Congratulations to Matt Bejar, who recently accepted an Assistant Teaching Professor position in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Northern Arizona University. Matt will be starting at Northern Arizona University in the Fall of 2024, and will continue to teach and do research in the areas of the family and crime, the science of deviant events, theoretical criminology, neoclassical criminology, and applied criminology. Matt appreciated all that Norman and OU had to offer, but he is excited to experience the nature and community of Northern Arizona.
