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To mark the 150th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth, Mason Korea co-hosted an international symposium. College faculty members Lester Kurtz, Robert Matz, and Hyunyoung Cho took part.

John Dale, faculty member in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, is a 2019-20 Wilson Center International Fellow. The prestigious fellowship offers a nine-month residential program where scholars research and write while interacting with policymakers throughout the Washington, DC, region.

Rashmi Sadana, whose study of the Dehli Metro was the subject of award-winning research, comments on the impact of the system.

Levi Mitzen's, a 2019 anthropology/sociology double major who begins work on his sociology master's degree this fall, conducted summer research that considers graffiti as a political - not criminal - act. (Image by @marcusspiske via unsplash.com.)

Mason anthropology professor Rashmi Sadana has been working for nearly ten years on chronicling the new Metro in Delhi, India and its impact on the city and its people. Her work has recently been funded with three prestigious research awards.

These firsthand accounts were collected as part of George Mason University sociology professor’s Dae Young Kim’s undergraduate sociology classes.

You can hear and congratulate award winner Angela Hattery at the DC Sociological Society Annual Banquet this Thursday, May 23, 6 pm, at Busboys & Poets (14th & V). She’ll be a panelist discussing Sociology and the #MeToo Movement. For more info and to register, go to https://www.dcsociologicalsociety.org/events.html. But please act fast!