Dear RSF: Please join us next Wednesday, May 27, at 11 in the library and on Zoom for a presentation by Guest Speaker Filiz Garip, “Predictability of Human Mobility across Borders.” Garip is Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs at Princeton University where she has been since 2021. Prior appointments include Cornell University, where she… Read More Guest Speaker Seminar, May 27: Filiz Garip

Dear RSF: Please join us next Wednesday, May 20th at 11 in the library and on Zoom for a presentation by Visiting Researcher Adam Berinsky “Rethinking Misinformation Interventions: Beyond the Search for a Magic Bullet.” Here is a link to his background paper: Rethinking Misinformation Interventions. Berinsky is the Mitsui Professor of Political Science at MIT… Read More Visiting Researcher Seminar, May 20: Adam Berinsky

Dear RSF: Please join us next Wednesday, May 13th, in the library and on Zoom for a presentation by Visiting Scholar John Patty, “The Algorithms that We Make and Make Us.” Patty is Professor of Political Science and Quantitative Theory & Methods at Emory University, where he has been since 2018. Prior positions include appointments… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, May 13: John Patty

Dear RSF: Please join us next Wednesday, April 29 at 11 in the library and on Zoom for a presentation by Margaret Olivia Sage scholar Paula McClain, “Factors Contributing to Black, Latino and Asian American Vote Choice for Kamala Harris in the 2024 Elections.” McClain is James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Professor… Read More MOS Seminar, April 29: Paula McClain

Dear RSF: Please join us next Wednesday, April 22nd at 11 in the library and on Zoom for a presentation by Visiting Scholar Van Tran, “Vulnerable Asian Americans: From Intra-Asian Diversity to Narrative Plentitude.” Tran is Professor of Sociology and International Migration Studies at the Graduate Center, CUNY where he has been since 2019. He had… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, April 22: Van Tran

Dear RSF:  Please join us next Wednesday, April 15th in the library and on Zoom for presentation by Visiting Scholar Mary Campbell, “Ethnoracial Trajectories: Multiracial identification from childhood to adulthood.” Campbell is Professor of Sociology at Texas A&M University, where she has been since 2013. Campbell is also the director of the Texas Federal Statistical Research… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, April 15: Mary Campbell