Jomaira Salas Pujols Joins Bard College Sociology Program Faculty
Bard College announces the appointment of Jomaira Salas Pujols to its Sociology Program faculty. Pujols, a doctoral candidate in the department of sociology at Rutgers University, uses qualitative methods to study race, place, education, and Black girlhood. She will teach courses on the sociology of race and ethnicity; the sociology of youth; and race, space, and place starting in the fall 2021.
Through Thrive On! Kingston, Aidan Galloway ’21 and Keyvious Avery ’21 Raise Money and Distribute Resource Kits to Support Kingston’s Homeless Community during COVID-19 Pandemic
Created as part of Professor Peter Klein’s Engaged Liberal Arts and Sciences course Hudson Valley Cities / Environmental (In)Justice, Galloway and Avery’s project distributes resource kits to high-volume homeless shelters in Kingston, as well as the community organization Beyond the 4 Walls Outreach Program.Senior Project Spotlight: Bernadette Benjamin ’20
Sociology major Bernadette Benjamin’s Senior Project focuses on understanding the experiences of black women in Japan and how women within the black diaspora navigate in that country. In her research, the Brooklyn, New York, native concentrates on how black women perceive their identity—whether racial, gender, national, or combined identity—in their interactions and encounters with others.More Sociology News
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Harry Johnson '17 and Dariel Vasquez '17 Named Dutchess County 40 Under 40 Mover and Shaker Honorees
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Sex Ed, Tech, and Embroidery: How Emma McGowan ’08 Stitches Together a Living in San Francisco
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Bard Professor, Sociologist Allison McKim Wins 2018 Divisional Book Awards from American Society of Criminology
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Why the Census Should Matter to Jews, and Everyone Else: A Look at Professor Joel Perlmann’s New Book
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Tivoli Dedicates Bridge in Memory of Village Historian, Bard College Professor Emeritus Bernard Tieger
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Two Bard College Students Win Prestigious Study Abroad Scholarships for 2018
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