Jill Richardson’s dissertation research examines how a Montana-based non-profit, Blackfoot Challenge (BC), facilitates the exchange of knowledge between experts and laypeople for carnivore management. Her article titled, “The Cows May Safely Graze: Placing Expert-Lay Relationships …
Month: July 2022
Scholarship for Sociology Students Supports the LBGTQ+ Community
Sociology alumna Alex Hanna, Ph.D. 2016, came out as a transgender woman while at UW- Madison and recently created a scholarship to support undergraduate students committed to and engaged in activities that support the LGBTQ+ …
Soc 320 Research Opportunity, Fall 2022/Spring 2023: Class Keeping: Paying Privileged Non-Elites to Maintain Elite Lifestyles
Term: Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 Status: Open Working With: Taylor Laemmli, laemmli@wisc.edu Topic: Class Keeping: Paying Privileged Non-Elites to Maintain Elite Lifestyles This project examines class keeping, my term for a relationship in which elites …