Past Events

Family & Gender Workshop: Olivia Hu, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Penn

Workshop

"They Had Baby Faces Just Like Me": How East Asian Women Construct Racialized Masculinities

Education and Inequality Workshop: Kai Feng, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Penn & Sukie Yang, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Penn & Jia Miao, Assistant Professor of Sociology, NYU Shanghai

Workshop

Environmental Contexts of Childhood in China

Penn Sociology Colloquium Series: Simone Ispa-Landa, Associate Professor, Sociology and Human Development and Social Policy, Northwestern University

Colloquium

"Status, Power, and Peers: The Construction of Elite Femininities in Historically White Greek Life"

Education and Inequality Works in Progress: Manuel Schechtl, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality at the CUNY Graduate Center

Workshop

"Understanding wealth-based social exclusion: Wealth Insufficiency Beyond Income Buffering"

Penn Sociology Colloquium Series: Faculty Panel for Visiting Day

Colloquium

Professors in Sociology: Letícia Marteleto, Wendy Roth, Tukufu Zuberi

Education and Inequality Works in Progress: Ellen Bryer, PhD Candidate, Penn Sociology

Workshop

The View from the Top: The Relationship Between Parental Education and Graduate Enrollment (R&R feedback)

Medical Sociology Workshop: Rebecca Kaufman, PhD candidate in Sociology, UCLA

Workshop

“Gatekeeping Behind Bars: Assessing Mental Illness in Prison”

Quantitative Methodology Working Group: Kai Feng, PhD Candidate in Demography and Sociology, Penn

Climate Data Introduction: A Guide to Access, Process, and Link with Demographic Data

Joint Colloquium by the James Joo-Jin Kim Center & the Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation:

Nydia Han, 6abc's Consumer Investigative Report, Co-anchor of Action News Sunday Mornings, & Emmy award-winning Journalist | Hosted by: Hyunjoon Park, Professor of Sociology, Penn

Penn Sociology Colloquium Series: Hajar Yazdiha, Assistant Professor of Sociology, The University of Southern California

Colloquium

"The Struggle for the People's King: How Politics Transforms the Memory of the Civil Rights Movement"