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Interesting article on psychotropic meds and the pandemic. I had a couple of little things to say. elemental.medium.com/are-ant…
We’re hiring! The UMBC Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Public Health is seeking a Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor in Sociology for a one-year, teaching-focused appointment. Please share with your networks! More details are in the job ad:apply.interfolio.com/163555
Public health people, we’re hiring and we’re a great university and department.
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Our Master's Program in Applied Sociology is awesome - we have amazing faculty mentors and our grads do super interesting things! We also offer grad level certificates in Social Dimensions of Health and Applied Social Research Methods. @UMBCsaph @UMBCSocSci
Fun to write this blog for #spspblog on men’s mental health with @ProfMouzon and @martaelliott. Our full articles are linked below the piece. #medsoc #Sociology
New blog post by Associate professor of sociology, Dena Smith, with coauthors @dawnmouzon & @martaelliott from Rutgers and UNR about their work on men’s mental health is up on The Society for Personality and Social Psychology website!
#UMBC @UMBCSocSci
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New #SPSPblog: Men Get Depressed, but It Is Often Overlooked by @dtsmith @ProfMouzon @martaelliott ow.ly/SXv650M18BE
Our new article on men’s mental health (specifically older men with traditional masculinity beliefs) is out in Sex Roles today! Many thanks to the best co-authors around @DawneMouzon @martaelliott link.springer.com/article/10…
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UMBC has officially reached the nation’s highest level of research performance. The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education announced UMBC has been placed into the category of doctoral universities w/ very high research activity (R1). news.umbc.edu/umbc-ascends-t…
UMBC alums do amazing things!
ICYMI- @KizzyPhD ’08, biological sciences and sociology, sat down with @CNN this weekend to discuss her work on the #COVID19 vaccine and her time at UMBC. #UMBCproud #UMBCalumni cnn.com/videos/politics/2021…
Sociologists: we have an urgent need for someone to teach research methods THIS SPRING. Please email me if you know anyone interested in teaching 1 or 2 sections fully online - no need to be in the area. Must be able to teach basic SPSS skills. PhD's or doctoral students with MA.
Thanks, @applysociology. We’re glad to see the interest in the wide-ranging impacts of the COVID era on women both professionally and emotionally. And also cool account! I’ll share with the students in my applied soc. MA program!
US: Sociologist @dtsmith and co-author @MileahKromer talk gender roles, stress, and COVID-19. #MakingSociologyCount
#SocOfGender #SocTwitter
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Thank you, Dr. Perman, for reading, and for helping to get the word out about the wide-ranging impact of COVID on women. @MileahKromer @UMBC @UMBCSocSci @UMBCsociology @gouchercollege
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Thanks to my my friend, @gouchercollege prof @MileahKromer for letting me work with data from the @GoucherPoll to highlight these interesting trends for MD women. #WomensHealth #mentalhealth #womensstress Via @baltimoresun baltimoresun.com/opinion/op-…
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"UMBC has advanced to #11 for undergraduate teaching and holds the #9 position on the list of most innovative schools in the nation, among other prominent rankings."
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Very sad news today indeed. She will be missed and her work will live on through those of us who cherish it. Grateful to have spent a little time with her.
Devastated to learn of the death of #kathycharmaz today, one of the most amazing and inspirational #qualitativeresearchers I had the pleasure to know. Her work on #constructivist #groundedtheory shaped much of my thinking and scholarship. The world is a bit darker tonight 😢
Rutgers Press is having a 1/2 off sale. Lots of great books at a discount. And if you’d wanted to buy mine but haven’t...good timing. Code RUPFIFTY at checkout. rutgersuniversitypress.org/m…
Thanks for the great summary of the book, @WomenAlso!
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We are hiring! The School of Public Policy is hiring!
Seeking: 2 Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) Positions in Public Policy, Public Administration, or Public Management to begin August 2020.
Read the full job description and apply here: apply.interfolio.com/66607












