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Yingjian studies labor market inequality through cultural sociology, social networks, and organizational theories. His research examines how individuals remake themselves and their networks to navigate the changing world of work and how such remaking shapes patterns of inequality

DongEun’s research interests include gender, work and family, occupations, organizations, and health. Her dissertation examines the extent to which gender inequality is present in earnings, employment transitions, and health across different types of nonstandard employment.

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Award! #ASA2024 Distinguished Article Award in the Sociology of Law awarded to Celene Reynolds, for “Repurposing Title IX: How Sexual Harassment became Sex Discrimination in American Higher Education, published in American Journal of Sociology! Congrats Celene Reynolds !

New must-read piece in PNAS from Irsay Institute director and IU Sociology faculty member, Bernice Pescosolido.

Join us tomorrow (9/6) at 12pm in SISR 100 for our first Workshop in Sociology at IU (WiSIU) of the semester! Jennifer Lee will be presenting “De-Scientizing Women Social Scientists in Print Media.” Read more about her talk below!

This Friday (9/13), Yingjian Liang presents his talk "Job Search as Cultural Adaptation." Join us in SISR 100 at 12pm for another week of WiSIU!

Join us at WiSIU this Friday (9/20) as Emily Ekl (Emily Ekl) presents her talk “Power and Expertise in Contemporary Professions: How Mid-Status Healthcare Professionals Negotiate Inappropriate Physician Referrals.” Learn more below!

Today's Workshop in Methods (WIM) will hear from Casey Mumaw on "Human Subjects Research Submission Process at IU." Come to the SSRC at 2pm to learn about the process & procedures of submitting to the IU IRB. More info here: events.iu.edu/ssrc/event/157…

This Friday (10/27), Caroline Brooks (Caroline Brooks) presents at WiSIU, "Making a Case for Identity Networks: Associations between the Structure of the Self, Social Networks, and Psychological Wellbeing." Join us in SISR 100 at 12pm!

This week's WiSIU will be presented by Prof. Keera Allendorf (Keera Allendorf). Her talk is entitled “Indian Vows: Portrayal of (Asian) Indian Marriages in American Media.” As always, join us at 12pm on Friday (10/4) in SISR 100. Read more below!

Join us this afternoon (2-4pm) in the SSRC for a Workshop in Methods by Laura Huber on "Introduction to High Performance Computing (HPC) at IU." See more info below.

Conducting qualitative research? Then join SSRC Director Emily Meanwell later today at WIM as she discusses "Transcribing Qualitative Data: Consideration and Options at IU." WIM is 2-4pm in the Social Science Research Commons. Read more below!

This Friday (10/25), Ben Gallati presents at WiSIU, "From Gangsta to Anxious: An Evolution of the Code of the Street in Hip Hop." Join us in SISR 100 at 12pm!

Today in the SSRC Grand Hall!

Today's Workshop in Methods features Jefferson Davis presenting an "Introduction to R." Join us at 2pm in the SSRC!