Graduate Student Research Makes an Impact: Madeline Brock First Author in Social Science Quarterly

Graduate Student Research Makes an Impact: Madeline Brock First Author in Social Science Quarterly

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MSU Sociology Graduate Students Showcase Research at National Criminal Justice Conference

Graduate students from the Mississippi State University Department of Sociology recently presented their research at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences national conference in March, highlighting innovative work on education, intervention strategies, and law enforcement trends in Mississippi. Their presentations reflect the department’s commitment to impactful scholarship and real-world research.

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The Social Work Program is celebrating Social Work Month with a special event recognizing student achievements and inducting new Phi Alpha Honor Society members. The event highlights the program’s commitment to service, student success, and the future of the social work profession

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Ian Robertson Presents Research at the MSU Summer Research Symposium

Congratulations to Ian Robertson, a senior Criminology major, on presenting his research at the Mississippi State University Summer Research Symposium. As a summer research assistant under the mentorship of Dr. Margaret Ralston and Dr. King, Ian examined how school disciplinary practices may influence long-term mental health outcomes. His research explored the lasting impacts of school punishment and contributes to a growing body of work focused on understanding how educational experiences shape well-being over time. The Department of Sociology is proud of Ian's dedication to research and his commitment to addressing important social issues through evidence-based inquiry. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!

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