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Lauren Porter Talk on "Perception vs. Action: Understanding the Link between Collective Efficacy and Informal Control"
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The Sociology Department and Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice present: Perception vs. Action: Understanding the Link between Collective Efficacy and Informal Control
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Jessica Fish Talk on "The Paradox of Social Progress for LGBTQ+ Youth and the Untapped Potential of Family"
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The Sociology Department presents: The Paradox of Social Progress for LGBTQ+ Youth and the Untapped Potential of Family
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CAFe Speaker Series: “Equity in Public Access to Research Results; Case Study From National Agriculture Library”
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CAFe Speaker Series: “Equity in Public Access to Research Results; Case Study From National Agriculture Library”
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HAPPY Aging Symposium
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Hospital and Public Health InterdisciPlinarY Research (HAPPY) Laboratory Annual Aging Symposium
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2024 BSOS Research Showcase: Inequality Research Hub
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2024 BSOS Research Showcase: Inequality Research Hub
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JPSM Short Course: Web Data Collection
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by Sascha Gobel
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Econ Seminar: Elira Kuka, George Washington University
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"Welfare Program Spillovers" - Labor Market, Public Policy, and Development seminar
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NSF Workshop on the grant submission process & support on October 4th. Invitations limited to MPRC faculty associates in BSOS or SPP Only.
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The UMD Department of Government and Politics is honored to host a workshop with the NSF program directors Lee Walker and James Walsh. The two sessions are titled “Different Types of Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) Programs and Grants” and “Writing Competitive Proposals.”
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The EdDem Network Presents: Webinar with NIA Program Official, Dr. Amelia Karraker, on Sept. 16th at 12pm. EDT
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The EdDem Network Presents: Webinar with NIA Program Official, Dr. Amelia Karraker. Webinar will be recorded.
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Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State
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Presented by Prof. Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky from UC Santa Barbara
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