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Understanding the Gender Wage Gap

Deborah Acosta-Sanchez October 8, 2024

The gender wage gap seems like a headline the media mentions regularly but does not

What’s Netflix’s Obsession with Opiates?

Nora Mortimer August 2, 2024

Lately, there has been an increase in Netflix documentaries or docudramas surrounding the opioid crisis

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Humanizing Corporate America: A Sociological Makeover

Walter Burkat July 23, 2024

Many believe that American corporate culture is broken. In fact, in an April 2023 LinkedIn

So . . . You’re a Sociology Major. What Are You Doing After Graduation?

Walter Burkat March 26, 2024

Take a moment to imagine: You’re home for the holidays, catching up with family whom

Being Green in Death

Nora Mortimer November 14, 2023

Not everyone will live to be a centenarian, individuals aged 100 and above, and it’s

An American flag flying from a flag pole.

American Society as Understood from the Viewpoint of Secularization Theory

Matt Winneck November 7, 2023

In the realm of education and its relationship with religion, or all of the beliefs

A person using a calculator with money in their hand.

Inflation, Interest, and Cost of Living: How They Disproportionately Affect Americans

Breann Borlay October 31, 2023

inflation is a phenomenon in which goods and services become more expensive over a period, making the set value of a currency have less buying power. Inflation is harmful to one’s buying power,

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America: Land of the Free, Home of the Socially Stratified

Matt Winneck October 10, 2023

In the land of opportunity and freedom, the United States of America, it may come as a surprise that social stratification remains a prevalent and enduring aspect of society.

Leadership — From Coups to Corporations

Angela Thompson, Ph.D September 25, 2023

Events around the globe provide us with an opportunity to examine leadership from a sociological perspective. Leaders, who are individuals or groups who help

Hitting the College Wall

Angela Thompson, Ph.D September 18, 2023

At about this time during the semester, first-year students hit “the wall.” Though not a literal wall

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Understanding the Gender Wage Gap

Deborah Acosta-Sanchez October 8, 2024

The gender wage gap seems like a headline the media mentions regularly but does not

What’s Netflix’s Obsession with Opiates?

Nora Mortimer August 2, 2024

Lately, there has been an increase in Netflix documentaries or docudramas surrounding the opioid crisis

Humanizing Corporate America: A Sociological Makeover

Walter Burkat July 23, 2024

Many believe that American corporate culture is broken. In fact, in an April 2023 LinkedIn

So . . . You’re a Sociology Major. What Are You Doing After Graduation?

Walter Burkat March 26, 2024

Take a moment to imagine: You’re home for the holidays, catching up with family whom

Being Green in Death

Nora Mortimer November 14, 2023

Not everyone will live to be a centenarian, individuals aged 100 and above, and it’s

American Society as Understood from the Viewpoint of Secularization Theory

Matt Winneck November 7, 2023

In the realm of education and its relationship with religion, or all of the beliefs

Inflation, Interest, and Cost of Living: How They Disproportionately Affect Americans

Breann Borlay October 31, 2023

inflation is a phenomenon in which goods and services become more expensive over a period,

America: Land of the Free, Home of the Socially Stratified

Matt Winneck October 10, 2023

In the land of opportunity and freedom, the United States of America, it may come

Leadership — From Coups to Corporations

Angela Thompson, Ph.D September 25, 2023

Events around the globe provide us with an opportunity to examine leadership from a sociological

Hitting the College Wall

Angela Thompson, Ph.D September 18, 2023

At about this time during the semester, first-year students hit “the wall.” Though not a

Page1 Page2 Page3

Understanding the Gender Wage Gap

Deborah Acosta-Sanchez October 8, 2024

The gender wage gap seems like a headline the media mentions regularly but does not

What’s Netflix’s Obsession with Opiates?

Nora Mortimer August 2, 2024

Lately, there has been an increase in Netflix documentaries or docudramas surrounding the opioid crisis

Humanizing Corporate America: A Sociological Makeover

Walter Burkat July 23, 2024

Many believe that American corporate culture is broken. In fact, in an April 2023 LinkedIn

So . . . You’re a Sociology Major. What Are You Doing After Graduation?

Walter Burkat March 26, 2024

Take a moment to imagine: You’re home for the holidays, catching up with family whom

Being Green in Death

Nora Mortimer November 14, 2023

Not everyone will live to be a centenarian, individuals aged 100 and above, and it’s

American Society as Understood from the Viewpoint of Secularization Theory

Matt Winneck November 7, 2023

In the realm of education and its relationship with religion, or all of the beliefs

Inflation, Interest, and Cost of Living: How They Disproportionately Affect Americans

Breann Borlay October 31, 2023

inflation is a phenomenon in which goods and services become more expensive over a period,

America: Land of the Free, Home of the Socially Stratified

Matt Winneck October 10, 2023

In the land of opportunity and freedom, the United States of America, it may come

Leadership — From Coups to Corporations

Angela Thompson, Ph.D September 25, 2023

Events around the globe provide us with an opportunity to examine leadership from a sociological

Hitting the College Wall

Angela Thompson, Ph.D September 18, 2023

At about this time during the semester, first-year students hit “the wall.” Though not a

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