The Honors Program, American Sociological Association meeting, Chicago, Illinois, August 2025

 

Emily Dimiceli presented “‘Obama was voted president by white people’: Predictors of Americans’ Perceptions of Racism” 

 

The Southern Sociological Society meeting, Charlotte, North Carolina, April 2025

 

Catherine Angell presented “Presidency or Penitentiary: Exploring Americans’ Attitudes Towards Felons’ Right to Vote”

 

Isabella Bahamon presented “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Choice: Predicting Americans’ Attitudes Towards Abortion Rights,” which won the 2025 Odum Award for Best Undergraduate Paper

 

Emily Dimiceli presented “‘Obama was voted president by white people’: Predictors of Americans’ Perceptions of Racism”

 

Mary Kate McAdams presented “‘It seems like the system has a few favorites’: Factors that Affect American Attitudes about Racial and Economic Bias in the Criminal Justice System”

 

Chelsey Rocha presented “‘DEI is just racism against white people’: Americans Attitudes About Anti-DEI Bills in Higher Education.”

 

The Honors Program, American Sociological Association meeting, Montreal, Canada, August 2024

 

Elena Clark, ’24 presented “‘Freedom of the streets’ or ‘Barriers to success?’ Factors that Predict Attitudes About Homelessness In The United States.”

 

Carson Maxfield, ’24 presented “Who is More Likely to Support Conspiracy Theories? Examining the Connections between Education, Gender, and Beliefs in Conspiracy Theory.”

 

Brigit Reese, ’24 presented “Hope, Nope, or Cope: Americans’ Perceptions about Climate Change in the 2020s.”

 

 

The Southern Sociological Society meeting, New Orleans, LA, April 2024

 

Elena Clark ’24 presented “‘Freedom of the streets’ or ‘Barriers to success?’ Factors that Predict Attitudes About Homelessness In The United States.”

 

Liana Collins ’24 presented “Americans’ Attitudes About Second Language Learning in the U.S.”

 

Carson Maxfield ’24 presented “Who is More Likely to Support Conspiracy Theories? Examining the Connections between Education, Gender, and Beliefs in Conspiracy Theory.”

 

Brigit Reese ’24 presented “Hope, Nope, or Cope: Americans’ Perceptions about Climate Change in the 2020s.”

 

 

The Population Association of America meeting, New Orleans, LA, April 2023

 

Thuymi Phung ’23 presented “Barriers to healthcare: Mental well being in adolescence and foregone care in adulthood”

 

 

 

The Southern Sociological Society meeting, Myrtle Beach, SC, April 2023

 

Angel Ferrales ’24 presented “Make Love Not Porn; Attitudes Towards Banning Online Subscription Sexual Content Websites.”

 

ThuyMi Phung ’23 presented “’There are always going to be the bad people who access the guns’: Predictors of Americansʼ Perspectives on Gun Violence.”

 

 

 

The Honors Program, American Sociological Association meeting, August 2021

 

Katherine Holcomb ’23 presented “Fear of Crime as a Gendered Experience: Gender and Risk Perception in Public Spaces.”