The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has earned an $11.85 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to establish a research center focused on understanding and addressing drug addiction in the rural Midwest. Continue reading…
Polarizing societal issues, as told in three acts. Sharks with frickin’ laser beams on their heads. Impostor syndrome and failure. A literal straw man named Steve. Fun with manure.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s fourth annual Science Slam had them all. Continue reading…
Similar to the Industrial Revolution more than a century ago, a digital revolution has changed the way Americans live, work and play, Sen. Ben Sasse told 600-plus students, faculty and community members at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Monday. Continue reading…
The Academic year 2018-2019 a great year for the department of sociology. Our faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students received many accolades and awards. To see a comprehensive list of our awards, visit our web page at https://soc.unl.edu/department-awards Continue reading…
Scott combines individual, interactional, and collective levels of analyses in his work. His work involves focusing on leaders, growing teams, and implementing strategies for teams to work together for cohesive efforts to create desired outcomes. Continue reading…
New research by Nebraska's Regina Werum, in collaboration with Christina Steidl at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, suggests the U.S. military may provide an important path to careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields — especially for women. Continue reading…
The Nebraska Association of Sociology Graduate Students is pleased to announce the Nick Babchuk Mentorship Award. Continue reading…
The Department of Sociology would like to honor some of our outstanding undergraduate students from 2018-19 academic year. Click on the link below
https://soc.unl.edu/sociology-undergraduates-future-bright Continue reading…
In this episode of Faculty 101, Bruce talks with Deadric Williams, assistant professor of sociology, about being a first-generation college student, why he loves sociology and how his upbringing has shaped his research. Continue reading…
James “Al” Allen Williams Jr., 82, of rural Bennett, died Nov. 26. Williams worked as a professor of sociology at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln for 40 years. Continue reading…