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Today’s the day! Join us in Brown Lounge at noon for this special in-person event marking the School’s centennial & the start of CSD’s 30th Anniversary Speaker Series. #WashU #wustl #BrownSchool @wustl

Brave the dreary day and join us in ten! The pizza has arrived - the drinks are cold and the takes are HOT!

📚 A Story of Injustice and Redemption. The Weidenbaum Center is thrilled to co-sponsor a powerful conversation on *Monday* featuring Barb Bradley Hagerty, author of Bringing Ben Home, and Ben Spencer, who maintained his innocence through 34 years of wrongful imprisonment. Info here:

Considering studying abroad? Meet the academic director of the SIT Netherlands: International Perspectives on Sexuality and Gender program, Jonathan Key, on Mon 11/18. This study abroad program has been approved by Sociology - and even more so by its numerous SOC alumni!

Each year from now to 2027, over 4.1 million Americans will turn 65. How will this affect #SocialSecurity & younger Americans? Join us at #WashU's #BrownSchool for an in-person event on policy for financial security in later life. Register: csd.wustl.edu/social-securit… #wustl

You are invited to a free Logical Reasoning LSAT Workshop presented by TestMasters, the leader in high-end LSAT preparation. When: November 20, 2024 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Central Time on Zoom Register in advance for this meeting: testmasters.net/workshop/5296

Considering a path in social work or public health? Learn more about the WashUBrownSchool's 3-2 programs today, 12-1p. Earn both your undergraduate degree and a Master of Social Work (MSW) or Master of Public Health (MPH) in just five years! Register: gradadmit.wustl.edu/register/?id=9…

As #SocialSecurity's challenges grow, what will it take to ensure #FinancialSecurity in later life? On Tu., 12/3, at #WashU's #BrownSchool, Jason Fichtner, Elizabeth Larson, Nancy Morrow-Howell & Ray Boshara will discuss a way forward. Register: csd.wustl.edu/social-securit… #wustl

Late Night Study Sessions return to the Suite on Mon, Tues, + Wed, December 9 - 11 @ 5 -10p. We'll feed, coach, etc. you. All you need to do is show up, ready to work! Open to ALL WashU students - especially encouraged for SOC majors + minors, + those enrolled in SOC courses!

Calling all sociologists! Submit proposals for papers/extended abstracts, Courses, Precons, Symposiums, & Workshops for #ASA2025 on the theme “Reimagining the Future of Work.” Deadline is Feb. 26. Details: bit.ly/ASA2025Call.

Don't forget: our semesterly tradition of the Late Night Study Sessions "lock-in" begins next Mon! Join for snacks, prizes, TA office hours, relaxation activities, and, most importantly, accountability! Open to all WashU students, but ESP. encouraged for SOC majs/mins/students!

Bring your study materials and some friends. We'll bring the snacks, supplies, and some fun activities to break up your grand finish of your Fall 2024 final exams!

What a way to start 2025! Check out some familiar faces - and 4th-year PhD student, Daichi Hibi - in this recent publication in the Am J Epidemiology! academic.oup.com/aje/advance-ar…

Where does the time go? Hard to believe, but classes are back in session! We hope that you enjoyed a restful winter break and are ready to SPRING into the new term. (Get it?) Make this semester as amazing as YOU are!

Start this below-freezing first day of classes w/ a hot cup of coffee or cocoa, to-go! Drop by the Sociology Suite (Seigle 213) to grab yours - complete with fun fixings to make the day extra delightful. (We'll also have tea but including it in the name didn't sound as nice 🤓)

Join us Thursday, April 10th, at noon! Dr. Lilliana Mason will be joining us for this year's Newmark Lecture!

We still have space for you to join us next week Thursday! Hope to see you on April 10th at noon!

Join us tomorrow at noon for our Spring 2025 Newmark lecture!

The Department of Sociology and Political Science would love to thank you all for joining us today for this year's Newmark Lecture. We hope to see you next year!