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Jennifer Lee ’90 Investigates Identity

Jennifer Lee ’90 Investigates Identity

Editor's note:

Prof. Jennifer Lee's (and Kaia's!) profiles featured in the Columbia alumni magazine, Columbia College Today.

October 19, 2018
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October 19, 2018

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July 10, 2018

Professor Tey Meadow's Article on Desistance featured on The Atlantic

Tey Meadow, Professor of Sociology at Columbia University, wrote an article featured on The Atlantic that explores "desistance" and other loaded language commonly used when discussing the experiences of trans teens. Click here to read the full article.

June 25, 2018

Sociology Faculty and Graduate Students Receive Prestigious Awards and Honors

Several Columbia Sociology professors and graduate students have recently received prestigious awards and honors for their influential research and groundbreaking contributions to the field. See below for a full list of awardees.

 

June 05, 2018

Shamus Khan awarded the 2018 Hans L. Zetterberg Prize

Professor Shamus Khan at Columbia University is awarded the prize for his outstanding contributions to the study of elites. By turning our gaze towards the elite, Khan refers to classic sociology as well as contributes to the reinvigoration of research on stratification and inequality. Khan shows how the US elite functions, how it reproduces, and its role in modern society. Elite education has been central in his works.

May 21, 2018

Jennifer Lee Op-ED Featured in "The Conversation"

Sociologist Jennifer Lee wrote an op-ed in The Conversation about the challenges faced by census officials and policy makers in attempting to collect data on Asian-American immigrant populations from varied countries of origin. See more here.

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