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Tag: Stephanie Hartwell, Sociology

  1. Professor Stephanie Hartwell is Interviewed by WERS
    She Reflects upon the Connections between Mental Health Policy and Gun Violence
  2. Sociology Colloquium Series
    Featuring Jim Sidanius, Professor of Psychology and African and African American Studies, Harvard University
  3. The X Annual Social Theory Forum
    Critical Theory and the Politics of Visual Representation
  4. Cinema, Books and Us: Media Literacy in the Age of the Image
    UMass Boston's Sociology Department invites you to the 10th Annual Social Theory Forum, featuring a keynote address by Mohan Agashe, a psychiatrist and distinguished Indian film and theater actor.
  5. Sociologist Lakshmi Srinivas is Becoming a Media Phenomenon
    British publications are chattering about her recent article.
  6. Chancellor Motley Announces Partnership with Teen Empowerment, City of Boston
    UMass Boston, the City of Boston, and Teen Empowerment, a Roxbury-based nonprofit that works to reduce violence among high-risk youth, will collaborate on a new Youth and Community Transformation Project.
  7. Announcing the PhD in Sociology
    Announcing the creation of a new doctoral program in Applied Sociology
  8. Excellence, Defined, at UMass Boston Distinguished Faculty Lecture
    Four accomplished academics were honored by Chancellor J. Keith Motley at a December 4 ceremony
  9. Sociology Colloquium Series featuring Mark Warren, PhD, Harvard University
    A Match on Dry Grass: Community Organizing as a Catalyst for School Reform
  10. Announcing the Graduate Certificate in Survey Research
    Announcing the creation of a new 15-credit graduate program in Survey Research
  11. Four Extraordinary Faculty Earn Chancellor’s Awards
    Four UMass Boston faculty members were honored at commencement June 1 with the annual Chancellor’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching, Scholarship, and Service.
  12. Teen Empowerment at UMass Boston: A Dynamic Collaboration
    Join Professor Russell Schutt to hear about the collaborative projects and findings.
  13. Defendants, Prosecutors Get Day in Court at UMass Boston
    UMass Boston’s Healey Library was transformed into a courtroom March 5, when the Massachusetts Appeals Court held session there.
  14. UMass Boston Students Provide Organizational Structure to One of Boston’s Best Known Nonprofits
    Professor Stephanie Hartwell's Foundations of Applied Sociology class are conducting a year-long program evaluation of one of the city’s best known nonprofits: the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, based in Dorchester.
  15. Researcher Seeks to Harmonize Forensic Data
    Stephanie Hartwell has received a prestigious $817,000 stimulus grant from the National Institutes of Health to help fund her research.