They shared how they apply their sociology skills to help communities and organizations, address complex social problems, and contribute to policymaking. We're grateful for their generosity!

The department is providing coffee, tea, sodas, ham, a small turkey, coleslaw, and mac and cheese. Attendees are welcome to bring their own dish to share, or to simply bring their appetites!

As a result, will need to know how to crosswalk your skills for employers. To do this, you need to do your homework, learn their language, and present yourself and your background in terms they will understand.”

Her advice to students: “Social scientists are increasingly in high demand because of the context we can provide to data and statistics. That being said, you will likely be applying to positions that aren't explicitly labeled as "sociologist" or "social scientist" ...