Beginning today, August 7, Michigan Sociology faculty and graduate students will be spending time in New York, NY for the annual American Sociological Association meeting, where they will be presenting their research on sociological topics ranging from race and immigration to artificial intelligence, in addition to a number of others. The variety of topics being presented on by U-M constituents is a testament to the breadth of research areas covered within the program.
The program for the annual meeting is now publicly available for those who wish to read the abstracts of this year’s presenters. Those who are members of the ASA and wish to learn more about the presentations being given by U-M Sociologists can do so through the online program available on the ASA portal, which includes a very helpful search function for those hoping to find presentations by a certain individual. A PDF of the program is publically available at this link.
