Dr. Jenny Vermilya is featured on Knowing Animals Podcast, Episode 181: Boundaries and Veterinary Medicine - In this special episode of Knowing Animals, Dr. Vermilya joins Siobhan O'Sullivan, to discuss her new book, “Identity, Gender, and Tracking: the reality of boundaries for veterinary students.” Her book will be published by Purdue University Press in 2022.
Two CU Denver Sociology MA Alumni chosen to present at the Pacific Sociological Association 2022 Conference in Sacramento, California.
CHARLIE MYERS, presented a paper titled, “21st Century Sex Work: The Insights of Sex Workers in the Digital Age," in Session 75: Gender, Work, and Community on Friday, April 8, 2022.
KENI RAMIREZ, presented a paper titled, “Tackling Intimate Partner Violence during the COVID-19 Lockdowns: A Qualitative Analysis of the Academic Literature and Popular Media,” in Session 99: Families and Intimate Relationships on Saturday, April 9, 2022.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IMPORTANT ISSUES TO CONSIDER IN PLANNING & ENROLLING IN COURSES FOR ACADEMIC YEAR ‘22-‘23
--SOCY 3115 – Quantitative Methods will only be taught online in AY 22-23 (Fall/Spring)
--SOCY 3119 – Qualitative Methods will be both online and on campus in Fall ‘22, but only offered online in Spring ‘23
--SOCY 4830- Senior Capstone will be offered in Fall ’22 as an online 8-week course (2nd half of the semester); and only on campus in Spring ’23.
--SOCY 3440 – Medical Sociology will only be offered on campus in Fall ’22; and only online in Spring ’23
--SOCY 2001 – Inequalities will be offered only on campus in Fall ’22; and only online Spring ’23 (offered online in Summer ’22 as well)
--SOCY 3140- Sociological Theory will only be offered online in Fall ’22; and only on campus in Spring ’23
SPRING 2022 SOCIOLOGY GRADUATES
