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- Simeon Newman & Jessica Wiederspan Recognized by their Peers
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- Angie Perone Receives 2015-2016 Henry Meyer Award
- Student Spotlight: Charity Hoffman
- Student Spotlight: Sarah Seelye
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- Sociology Graduate Students featured in The New York Times
- Dana Kornberg, Sociology Graduate Student, Receives Best Article Prize
- Analidis Ochoa featured in The Atlantic
- Kelly Russell receives 2017 Horowitz Foundation Grant
- 2017-2018 Student Paper Awards Announced
- Fall 2018 Graduate Student Cohort
- Shannon Ang, doctoral student in sociology, featured in Reutuers
- Nicole Bedera, doctoral student in sociology, featured in Business Insider
- Success During Fellowship Season
- 2018-2019 Sociology Paper Awards Announced
- Another Successful Fellowship Season for Sociology
- Sociology graduate students have another successful award season
- Two Graduate Students Awarded the 2023 Outstanding GSI Award
- PhD Candidate Erin Ice Receives the PAA Dorothy S. Thomas Award
- Two Graduate Students Awarded the Fall 2023 Sociology Outstanding GSI Award
- PhD Candidate Aya Waller-Bey Awarded Prestigious ASA Fellowship
- Jun Zhou Awarded 2024 Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship
- Grad Student Marnay Avant Receives Prestigious Gupta Values Scholarship
- U-M Sociology Ranks #1 in Latest U.S. News & World Report
- Recent PhD Graduate Jen Triplett wins 2024 ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award
- Miriam Gleckman-Krut Receives 2025 Dissertation Award Honorable Mention from ASA
- Recognizing Summer 2025 PhD Graduates in U-M Sociology
- Grad Students Kayonne Christy and Hsin-Keng Ling Awarded the 2025 Rackham International Student Fellowship
- Sociology PhD Candidate Aya Waller-Bey Featured on NPR Podcast
- Abigail Skalka Awarded the Stefan Augustyniak Fellowship in Polish Studies
- Joyce Ho Becomes 6th Consecutive U-M Graduate Student to Receive Annual ASA Research Grant
- Doctoral Students On the Job Market Presenting at the ASA Meeting
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Of approximately 30 U-M Sociology doctoral candidates presenting at the 121st Annual American Sociological Association Meeting, 10 of them are active in the job market! These students include Emma Banchoff, Jeffrey Bilik, Elly Field, Taylor Field Quiroga, Jane Furey, Charles Katulamu, Analidis Ochoa, Shoshana Shapiro, Janet Wang, and Jun Zhou.
U-M Sociology is one of the top sociology programs in the country. Our program’s prevalence within the ASA Meeting is a testament to the work of our faculty and graduate students, as well as the staff supporting them along the way.
To learn more about the presentations being given by U-M graduate students, the program for the annual meeting is now publicly available. 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 public program is available at this link.
