News Archive
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PhD Candidate Megan Stubbs-Richardson received first place in the graduate student paper competition at the Mid South Sociological Association Annual Meeting
PhD Candidate Megan Stubbs Richardson received first place in the graduate student paper competition at the Mid South Sociological Association Annual Meeting in Chattanooga, TN.
October 22, 2017 -
MA Student Chloe Parker received first place in the student poster competition at the Mid South Sociological Association Annual Conference
MA student Chloe Parker received first place in the student poster compeition at the Mid South Sociologcial Association Annual Meeting held in Chattanooga TN.
October 22, 2017 -
Graduate Student Hannah Krapac Receives Honorary Award for Research Poster Presentation at Southern Criminal Justice Association
Graduate Student Hannah Krapac wins honoaray award for research Poster Presentation "Comparing Rural and Non-Rural Prisoners' Participation in Programming and Perceptions of Success in Reentry" at the Southern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference in October, 2017, New Orleans.
October 18, 2017 -
Dr. David May is President Elect of the Mid-South Sociological Association
Dr. David May is President Elect of the Mid-South Sociological Association.
October 4, 2017 -
Mississippi Food Insecurity Project Dr. Leslie Hossfeld quoted in Clarion Ledger, "'Get a Job' Simplistic Answer to Complex Problem"
Mississippi Food Insecurity Project (MFIP) Dr.
October 1, 2017 -
Dr. Kimberly Kelly, MSU Sociology and Director of Gender Studies, featured in State Spotlight
Dr. Kimbelry Kelly featured on MSU State Spotlight College of Arts and Sciences Mentoring Program.
September 25, 2017 -
Dr. Leslie Hossfeld's research featured in Clarion-Ledger article, "Surrounded by crops, lacking food: A health paradox in the Mississippi Delta."
Missisippi Food Insecurity Project Director, Dr.
September 24, 2017 -
Dr. Margaret Hagerman to speak at Virginia Tech Psychology Colloquium, "White Racial Socialization: From Middle Childhood to Adolescence"
Dr. Margaret Hagerman, invited speaker for Psychology Colloquium at Virginia Tech, Thursday Septebmer 28th, 2017 on the topic, "White Racial Socialization: From Middle Childhoold to Adolescence."
September 24, 2017 -
Local Foods Movement Making Progress - Trend Seen as Good for Health, Economy
Dr. Leslie Hossfeld's Local Food Systems project featured in Greenwood Commonwealth.
September 7, 2017