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Welcome back, Anteaters! |
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A message from dean Bill Maurer. Plus, keep your eyes on your inbox for a Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month special feature coming soon from the social sciences. |
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Labor of love |
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With three majors, two jobs, and a passion for labor organizing, UCI undergrad Melissa Molina finds a "weird upside" in the pandemic |
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A multi-faceted approach |
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UCI-led team receives $750,000 from National Science Foundation Convergence Accelerator to study and stop spread of mis-, disinformation in the financial services industry |
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Turning experience into action |
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UCI undergrad Josue Ruedas, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, is using his time as an Anteater to advocate for communities of color and train for a legal career |
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Berna Idriz wants to save the planet - and she's got a pretty good start |
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The '20 international studies and political science alumna credits her UCI experience for helping her land a coveted fellowship, a full-time dream gig, and the opportunity to co-write a presidential candidate's climate platform
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The consequences of women's underrepresentation in academia for graduate students' attitudes and retention |
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UCI-led study in PLoS ONE finds gendered syllabus representation, role models increase self-efficacy of some groups while diminishing confidence of others |
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UCI Center for Population, Inequality, and Policy receives funding boost |
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UCI Program in Public Health joins social sciences, Office of Research in supporting interdisciplinary research center with a policy purpose |
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Kopstein receives U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Ina Levine Invitational Fellowship |
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Honor supports in-residence D.C. stay while he completes his new book on anti-Jewish violence across key points in history |
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How 9/11 changed America |
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UCI scholars offer insights into how the terrorist attacks continue to impact health, travel, politics and the media |
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Staff service |
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14 social sciences staff members honored for career milestones, two - Adam Cook and Luis Fonseca - awarded Leinen Service recognition for fostering excellence, innovation and community |
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In memoriam: Douglas White |
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UCI anthropology professor emeritus | 1942-2021 |
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Social sciences faculty and graduate students are consistently sought by media for their expertise in areas ranging from digital play to gender pay. Check out some of our top hits, self-authored pieces, and on-air interviews below, or visit us online for the full run down. |
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Salvador Zarate, anthropology, sheds light on the crews of migrant Latinx workers that bring deep environmental knowledge to stop destructive fires at the wildland-urban interface in this piece for Sapiens.
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Al-Bulushi on
Africa
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Al Jazeera
Podcast |
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Solingen on
global supply chain |
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IGCC Podcast
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Meyer on
Occupy
Wall Street |
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Marketplace
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Kim on
international adoptee rights |
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New York Times |
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U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods didn't bring companies back to the U.S., new research finds.
Instead, write Samantha Vortherms, poli sci, and Jiakun Jack Zhan, tariffs resulted in collateral damage to the U.S. economy. Read on courtesy of The Washington Post.
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Wrapp on
credit unions |
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Credit Union
Times |
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DeSipio on
recall |
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Spectrum
News 1
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Stehr on
vocal appeal |
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Phys.org
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Kopstein on
mandates |
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The Hill |
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New Books, New Voices: A Virtual Conversation with the Authors
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12:00-1:00 p.m. | Zoom (pre-registration required)
featuring authors Elizabeth B. Schwall, Assistant Professor of History, Northern Arizona University and Michael J. Bustamante, Associate Professor of History and Chair in Cuban-American Studies, University of Miami | moderated by Anita Casavantes Bradford, Associate Professor, Chicano/Latino Studies and History, UC Irvine
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We are not your standard school. Like Peter, our beloved Anteater mascot, we're quirky and different. We're on a mission to create positive change in society, economies and human well-being by breaking down traditional barriers and pushing the limits in teaching, research and service. Doing so requires a different attitude, aim and set of actions.
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