Many of the biological measures that we use to interrogate health risks have been developed in samples of older adults. Their association with sociodemographic characteristics and prediction of… read more about Biological Aging in Midlife »
Stop by to grab some food and chat with faculty and fellow sociology students. read more about Sociology Lunch »
A presentation of Duke Sociology's 2nd year PhD student papers. read more about 2nd Year Grad Student Papers »
Racial discrimination has been found to be deleterious to Black mental health. However, the manifestation and experience of perceived racial discrimination may have changed over time, affecting those… read more about Perceived Racial Treatment and Mental Health Across Black and White Generational Cohorts »
Racial residential segregation is an important mechanism by which structural racism drives racial health disparities. In this study, I use data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) to examine… read more about Racial Residential Segregation and Cognitive Decline Across the Life Course »
The Spring Research Symposium is an annual event where the sociology honors students present their research to the wider community. A poster presentation and reception will be held from 1:00 to… read more about 2025 Spring Sociology Honors Research Symposium »