News Archive
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Interview with Wisconsin Public Radio about Dr. Maggie Hagerman's new book, White KIds
An interview with Wisconsin Public Radio about my new book, White Kids.https://www.wpr.org/shows/how-white-kids-privilege-learn-about-race-america
August 17, 2018 -
MSU Sociology faculty's books set for September release
Dr. Leslie Hossfeld, Dr. Rachel Allison and Dr. Margaret A. Hagerman have books set for release September 2018. The three highly anticipated books have respective focus areas on food insecurity, gender inequality in professional sport, and children’s racial perception in America.
June 29, 2018 -
Dr. Kimberly Kelly featured on podcast No Jargon
Dr. Kimberly Kelly, Director of Gender Studies and Associate Professor of Sociology, featured on No Jargon podcast entitled, "Informing Women's Choices" May 23, 2018.
June 5, 2018 -
MSU PhD Sociology student Brian Tesch is the winner of the 2018 Gender Studies Paper Competition
MSU PhD Sociology student, Brian Tesch, is the winner of the 2018 Gender Studies Paper Competition. The title of his paper is “Legislating Equality: A Brief History of the Rise and Fall (and Rise and Fall) of the Equal Rights Amendment.”
May 10, 2018 -
Criminology major Keirston Murphy was inducted into the Mississippi State University Society of Scholars for Spring 2018.
Criminology major Keirston Murphy was inducted into the Mississippi State University Society of Scholars for Spring 2018. She has a second major in Communication.
April 23, 2018 -
MSU Criminology undergraduate Bailey McDaniel presents research at MSU Undergraduate Research Showcase
Graduating MSU Criminology senior, Bailey McDaniel, recently participated as a discussant in a roundtable on Sexual Assault at the Southern Sociological Society. In addition, Bailey presented a research poster at the MSU Undergraduate Research Showcase entitled “Factors that Predict Processing
April 14, 2018 -
Amanda Gochanour, PhD student, featured in MSU SSRC Spotlight Newsletter
For Amanda Gochanour, Mississippi is a wealth of opportunities to make a positive impact on the state, nation and world. A native from Edwardsville, Illinois, Amanda has always viewed sociology as a tool to address the world’s problems.
April 12, 2018 -
MSU Sociology Major Stephanie Durr is Truman Scholarship Finalist
Caring and committed: MSU’s newest Truman Scholarship finalist has heart for serviceContact: Sasha Steinberg A student pursuing two degrees in Mississippi State University’s College of Arts and Sciences is a finalist for the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship.
April 10, 2018