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Dr. Candace Miller was recently featured in an installment of the WCEG Diversity in Economics Series. In this video, she discusses her work in economics as a sociologist and how her lived experience shapes her research. She also discusses prevalent questions regarding diversity and economics such as pathways to becoming an economist, retention in the field, and change in the...
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Joseph Graham, a former graduate student, was recently featured in the congressional film documentary, "Grit & Grace: The Fight for the American Dream". The film highlights the stories of three families lived experiences which shows the various ways people find and establish economic security in this country. Graham's story focuses on his early life and dealing with racism at a...
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The most recent edition of Footnotes, a magazine of the American Sociological Association (ASA), featured an article by Dr. Teresa Scheid. The article titled "Behavioral Health and the College Environment" was published in the Fall 2022 edition of Footnotes. This issue of the magazine had a central theme of Sociological Insights on Mental Health. To read the article in...
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On 03/21/2022, an article was published in regard to North Carolina nursing home staff shortages. Dr. Cynthia Hancock, Director of the Gerontology program at UNC Charlotte, was interviewed for this piece. In the article, Dr. Hancock emphasizes the issue of staff shortages in nursing homes and how the COVID-19 pandemic has inflamed the issue even further.
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