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ubcsociology has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in March 2023. The social media accounts linked to from ubcsociology are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, ubcsociology has populated their site with: • Call for Submissions: 2026 Sociology Undergraduate Research Conference • 2025 Kaspar Naegele Memorial Lecture | Dr. Matt Patterson on February 4 • Isabel Peng (BA'16) - UBC Faculty of Arts Alumni Profiles • Prof. Amanda Cheong recognized by ASA section awards - Department of Sociology • National Assimilation and/or Cosmopolitan Transnationalism? - Journal of Sociology • Want Vibrant Cities? Save Gay Bars. - Macleans.ca • PhD student Sophie Liu granted $30,000 award from UBC’s PhD CoLab program • PhD candidate Rose Zhang receives Nan Lin Graduate Student Paper Award • Unprecedented field work leads to new book about how to stop youth suicide from spreading - UBC News • Emma Nguyen explores adoption of English names in honours thesis - Department of Sociology • Census Bureau Appoints Members to New 2030 Census Advisory Committee • Emma Nguyen, Alexander Murphy, and Emma Dierkes win SURC 2025 awards • Lillie Goodson explores how LGTBQ+ people negotiate their identities in the outdoors • Frame Backfire: The Trouble with Civil Rights Appeals in the Contemporary United States - Fabiana Silva, Irene Bloemraad, Kim Voss, 2025 • Urban Ethnographic Field School (UEFS) Application • Honours student Lulu Wang explores impacts of diplomatic upbringing on children of foreign service officers • Anna Mueller and Seth Abrutyn in Conversation with Malcolm Gladwell • Policy Brief: Care/Work Policies for Managing Routine and Unpredictable Caregiving - Vanier • Dr. Irene Bloemraad appointed as President's Excellence Chair in Global Migration and Professor of Sociology • Honours student Grace Chen explores new frontiers of community engagement in Vancouver's Chinatown • Morality, Affect, and Reputation in the Making of a Motivated Social Self • Opinion: The climate conundrum facing political leaders: The public wants to have it both ways • How living at home impacts the dating lives of Vancouver’s young adults • 'It's a double-whammy': Study shows downsides of women focused on 'low-promotability' service work • Stratifying Disaster: State Aid, Institutional Processes, and Inequality in American Communities • Julia Moniz-Lecce investigates racial disparities in homeschooling across Canada in her honours thesis • Prof. Amin Ghaziani embarks on book tour for "Long Live Queer Nightlife" • MA students awarded funding from Canada Graduate Scholarships program • How can friendships impact academic experiences and results? Honours student Brendan Lu answers in his research • Making Health Disparities Visible: The MENA Category and COVID-19 • 2023-24 Distinguished Speaker Series | Dr. Michael Walker on April 16 • OER in Focus – Open textbooks and curriculum development | Open UBC • Community partnership with Urban Ethnographic Field School receives award from Community-University Engagement Support Fund • Honours student Kyle Baanders examines the self-regulation of geek and masculine online communities • Emma Dierkes explores how merit functions in non-capitalist regimes in her honours thesis • Public Humanities Hub Faculty Fellows 2024-25 | Public Humanities Hub • Silencing Science: How to Respond to Disinformation and Toxic Public Discourse • The Sociological Take on AI: Unpacking Current Debates • Canada’s housing crisis is preventing millions from forming the households they want • https://www.csa-scs.ca/2024-recipients • Prof. Seth Abrutyn's articles among the top downloaded ASA journal articles in 2024 • Stop Telling Queer South Asian Women to Come Out of the Closet • MA student Caitlin Chong wins 2025 CCHSBC Wickberg Graduate Prize • We don’t all have to love the environment the same way • The profs who changed us • 2024 Martha Foschi Honorary Lecture | Dr. Jan Stets on February 6 • Honours student Rowen Francisco explores the potential of queer friendship to disrupt mononormativity • Tokenism and Its Long-Term Consequences: Evidence from the Literary Field • UBC Sociology Undergraduate Research Conference 2025 • The Polarization of Popular Culture: Tracing the Size, Shape, and Depth of the “Oil Spill” • Sociology Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC) 2025 Abstract Submission • Life inside the Fiction Factory: Dan Sinykin on Conglomerate Publishing • Yujia Huang investigates corporal punishment in Chinese schools in her honours thesis • Wartime (im)mobilities: effects of aspirations-capabilities on displaced Ukrainians in Canada and Germany • 2025 PROSE Awards: Profs. Seth Abrutyn and Amin Ghaziani announced as finalists • Hot Take: Networking with Prof. Seth Abrutyn • The Cultural Field of Queer Nightlife: Organizations, Artists, and Curatorial Activism • (Re)Story Podcast • Honours student Ayden Clarke examines challenges facing worker cooperatives • Theorizing Omission: State Strategies for Withholding Official Recognition of Personhood • Statelessness by Design: Myanmar’s Bureaucratic Methods of Erasing the Rohingya • Life under Pressure: The Social Roots of Youth Suicide and What to Do About Them • Guns versus climate: Prof. Andrew Jorgenson on his latest publication • CIEDAR • PhD alum Mark Stoddart elected to Royal Society of Canada • Fifth National Climate Assessment, Chapter 20: Social Systems and Justice • Alum Julia Goldman-Hasbun on her UBC experience • Our Website • News & Events