Sociology faculty member Vanessa Gonlin, Performance Studies graduate student Alexis Lygoumenos in Bath for the Jane Austen Festival.

UGA at Oxford students on a trip to Bath, UK to celebrate the Jane Austen Festival.

Sociology faculty member Vanessa Gonlin, Performance Studies graduate student Alexis Lygoumenos, and UGA alum Jason Hafford with his wife Priya at London Dawgs UGA game watching networking event. Location: London, UK

Gonlin, Vanessa, Chelsey Adams, and Elaysha Brown. Forth. “‘My favorite is the assumption of internalized racism’: Black Women, Racial Boundaries, and Interracial Relationships.” Ethnic and Racial Studies. doi.org/10.1080/0141...

Gonlin, Vanessa and Brittany Belser. 2025. “‘He was socialized to believe that it’s normal’: Gendered Racism in Interracial Relationships between Black Women and White Men.” Social Problems. doi.org/10.1093/socp....

Dr. Guillermo Escano is on faculty at Villanova University and Dr. David McDowall is recently retired from the University at Albany – SUNY School of Criminal Justice. You can read the article in British Journal of Criminology here:

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By tracing the subtle harms of community supervision, Dr. Slee's research extends how we understand poverty governance, institutional failure, and the human toll of reentry.

@gillianslee.bsky.social

This project shows how sociological insights could inform research in other fields and vice versa.

This study uncovers a mechanism overlooked in extant disease transmission models: when multiple infectious individuals compete to infect the same susceptible individual, the competition can undermine the disease's reproduction.

Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security, and Law csl.mpg.de/en

MPI Department of Criminology csl.mpg.de/criminology/...

Barbara Huber Scholar csl.mpg.de/en/barbara-h...

Dr. Meghan Rogers sociology.uiowa.edu/people/megha...

The first presentation was on Market Orientation and National Homicide Rates (co-authored with recent UGA Sociology colloquium speaker, Dr. Meghan Rogers), and the second one will be on The Criminologic Transition: The Co-Evolution of Social Change and the Nature of Crime.