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| Zot Zeries |
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| Tune in to our May Zot Zeries talks on timely topics including the importance of sleep in the COVID crisis, partisanship and policy preference during the pandemic, misinformation in the age of the Coronavirus, and ways interactive tools keep us all connected. |
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| A critical link for communities in crisis |
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| Anthropology professor Kim Fortun and her students combine research, education, and on-the-ground action to help communities impacted by environmental disaster |
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| Chasing the memory, not the high |
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| UCI cognitive scientist says memory, more than compulsive behavior, could be to blame for relapses among those addicted to drugs and/or alcohol |
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| Driven by diversity |
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| Third-year international studies and poli sci major works to foster inclusion through UCI's Diversity, Inclusion and Racial Healing Ambassador community outreach program |
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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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Many examples of #COVID19 information zombies look like standard cases of retraction in science, only on steroids. They originate w/ journal articles by credentialed scientists that are later retracted... [yet] the dead information keeps walking. Read more from Cailin O'Connor and Jim Weatherall, LPS, in this piece they penned for Nautilus. |
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| Glazer on price controls during the pandemic |
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The Conversation
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| Goodman on immigration during the pandemic |
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Washington Post
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| Mednick on sleep, music |
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| Record Union |
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| Maurer on payment in the pandemic |
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| Anthropology News |
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In a matter of weeks, COVID-19 has completely upended students’ lives. For children of immigrants, learning from home comes with several challenges. UCI sociology graduate student Vanessa Delgado takes a deep dive into these challenges in this piece for Latino Rebels. |
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| Kopstein on Trump, bureaucracy |
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Public Seminar
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| Gillooly on Colombia, violence |
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The Conversation
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| Tesler on racism amid the pandemic |
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| Washington Post |
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| Maurer on misinformation |
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| Filene Podcast |
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| All events listed below will be delivered via Zoom to continue sharing the incredible thought-leadership of UCI and its affiliates. Subscribe to our online calendar to get all events delivered straight to your smartphone, and check back on our site often as we expand programming for the coming months.
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Economic Impact of COVID-19: Effects on Students' Education and Job Market Prospects
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| 6:00 p.m. | Zoom |
Damon Clark, Associate Professor, Economics, UCI; Di Xu, Associate Professor, Education, UCI; David Schaefer, Associate Professor, Sociology, UCI; Suzanne Helbig, Associate Vice Provost, Division of Career Pathways, UCI; Jed Kolko, Chief Economist, Indeed |
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Mentoring Success with All Students
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| 3:00-5:00 p.m. | Zoom | Phong Luong, Assistant Director of Academic Counseling; Ann Hironaka, Professor, Department of Sociology; Mike Knox, Director, Center for Student Leadership
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Racial Dynamics of Coronavirus
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| 12:00-1:00 p.m. | Zoom | Michael Tesler, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, UCI; Jamila Michener, Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Cornell University; and Andrew Noymer, Associate Professor, Population Health and Disease Prevention, Program in Public Health, UCI |
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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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