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Kristi Williams

Kristi Williiams interviewed on BYU's Matt Townsend Show

On Monday, February 23rd Kristi Williams appeared on BYU's Matt Townsend Show discussing her research on first birth timing, marriage, and women's health: Listen to the story online

Cindy Colen

Cindy Colen's research cited in the Washington Post

In The breastfeeding story is more complicated than you think Carolyn Y. Johnson at the The Washington Post cites recent research by Dr. Colen.

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Hollie Nyseth Brehm receives Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award!

Hollie Nyseth Brehm is one of 10 recipients university wide of the Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award this year!

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2003 alumni are co-authors on new book!

Priced Out: Stuyvesant Town and the Loss of Middle Class Neighborhoods, a new volume by Rachel A. Woldoff, Lisa M. Morrison and Michael R. Glass is now available from NYU Press.…

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Jonathan Sun featured in the ASC Student Spotlight

Undergraduate student Jonathan Sun is now featured on the ASC Homepage (scroll down about halfway) and there is a feature article describing what Sociology means for him and the opportunities…

Ryan King

Ryan King quoted in Columbus Dispatch

Ryan King, Associate Professor of Sociology at Ohio State was recently quoted in the Columbus Dispatch. View here: Columbus Dispatch website

Kristi Williams

Journal of Marriage and Family coming to OSU!

The department is pleased to announce that the highly regarded Journal of Marriage and Family will be coming to The Ohio State University under the editorship of Professor Kristi Williams! The…

Kristi Williams

Kristi Williams in Columbus Dispatch 10/11/15

Published in Columbus Dispatch, Kristi Williams' article on the OSU Campus Climater Survey on Sexual Assault. View here: http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/editorials/2015/10/11/1-sound-data…

Kammi Schmeer

Kammi Schmeer awarded NIH $659,000 Five Year Career Development grant

Kammi Schmeer, Associate Professor of Sociology, was recently awarded a $659,000 K01 Career Development Award from the National Institute of Child Health and Development for her project titled