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Assistant Professor Joss Greene Wins ASA Award

The American Sociological Association's Sex & Gender section announced that Joss's article, "Gender Bound: Making, Managing, and Navigating Prison Gender Boundaries, 1941–2018" (American Journal of Sociology) is a co-winner of the section's distinguished article award.

The full article can be read here.

Dr. Ariana Valle Selected for the Society of Hellman Fellows Program 2023-2024

Assistant Professor of Sociology Ariana Valle has been selected to participate in the Society of Hellman Fellows for 2023-2024. The Society of Hellman Fellows Program is designed to support the research of Assistant Professors in their pursuit of tenure. Dr. Valle's work centers on immigration, racialization, and Latinx politics in Florida. The funded project examines how a political relationship designed to maintain Puerto Ricans at the periphery produced a group that is now at the center of national politics.

Assistant Professor Joss Greene Wins ASA Section Award

Joss Greene's "The Insurgent Agency of Incarcerated Trans Women of Color," published in Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society48(4), 873–896, won the American Sociological Association's Section on Body & Embodiment article award.

Assistant Professor Veronica Lerma Wins ASA Section Award

Veronica Lerma's article “Intersectional Criminalization: How Chicanas Experience and Navigate Criminalization through Interpersonal Relationships with Latino Men and Boys” published in Sociological Perspectives 66(2), 311-330, received the American Sociological Association's Section on Crime, Law & Deviance James F. Short Distinguished Article Award.

Professor Ming-Cheng M. Lo Publishes Op Ed in Taipei Times

Tens of thousands of citizens are gathering outside the Legislative Yuan in Taipei to protest against several controversial bills. Lo’s Op Ed piece discusses this ongoing political crisis in Taiwan and can be read in full here