Notre Dame Sociology

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Official page of The Department of Sociology at the University of Notre Dame. Check out our starter packs to find our Faculty and Students. https://sociology.nd.edu/ Apply to our Program! https://sociology.nd.edu/graduate-program/admissions-and-funding/

Congratulations to our colleague Kevin Christiano, who was recently awarded the Tomeh-Yogan Distinguished Service Award from the North Central Sociological Association! Pictured is Kevin receiving the award from Barbara Jones Denison of Shippensburg University.

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Congrats to @maurarkraemer.bsky.social for winning the "Outstanding Graduate Student Teacher Award" from the Kaneb Center for Teaching Excellence and the ND Graduate School. This recognizes Maura's excellence in teaching both undergraduate Methods and graduate Statistics courses at Notre Dame!

Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Awards

The annual Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Awards honor graduate student instructors who demonstrate excellence in the classroom or teaching laboratory.

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Some exciting developments with @ffcws.bsky.social at Notre Dame! Stay tuned for postdoc announcements and conference convenings!

Notre Dame Sociology@ndsociology.bsky.social · 9mo ago

@annarhaskins.bsky.social has used the FFCWS dataset to study inequality in the education system, family, and criminal legal system for nearly 2 decades. Now, the ND Poverty Initiative has awarded her (and ND Pop Analytics) generous funding to drive a new and exciting chapter of her FFCWS work.

@annarhaskins.bsky.social has used the FFCWS dataset to study inequality in the education system, family, and criminal legal system for nearly 2 decades. Now, the ND Poverty Initiative has awarded her (and ND Pop Analytics) generous funding to drive a new and exciting chapter of her FFCWS work.

A powerful new lens on poverty: Notre Dame expands access to landmark family study

How do family dynamics, schools, and…

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Grad student Vahid Jadidi & coauthors' chapter in "Crime, Corrections, and the COVID-19 Pandemic" looks at how COVID changed online crime and victimization, demonstrating increases in hacking, fraud, and online harassment, and describing wider social effects of our growing use of digital technology.

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