Sociology Research

Hamline has a chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, an international sociology honor society. The Betty Green Award is given annually to an outstanding sociology major, and sociology majors are eligible to apply for the Amy Russell Award and Carol Young Anderson Scholarship for deserving social science majors.  

Summer Collaborative Research

Departmental Honors

University Honors

 
2010 Departmental Honors 

Brad Brake America’s Hidden Stigmatized: Atheists in Society

2009 Departmental Honors 

Kelly Dahlman A Study of Men’s Involvement in Preventing Violence against Women

2008 Departmental Honors 

Nora Peterson Pure Religion: Religious Organizations Equipping Individuals for Service

2007 Departmental Honors 

Elizabeth Rimmer Images of War in the Media

2006 Departmental Honors 

Aaron Wahlstrom NFL: The National Fan League - Identity Creation Within the Social Institution of Professional Football

2005 Departmental Honors 

Amanda Jungels Pregnancy and Motherhood Experiences of Women Involved in Prostitution

Kari Rudd The Role of the Public in Public Art

Carly Voshell Links to the "Forgotten People": An Analysis of Book Requests for the Women's Prison Book Project

2004 Departmental Honors 

Thomas McLafferty  Media Coverage of the 1997 UPS Strike: A Comparative Analysis of the New York Times and Left Wing Articles' Portrayal of the Working Class

2002 Departmental Honors

Lesley Kandaras Exploring the Dynamics of Student Activism

2001 Departmental Honors

Leah Lindeman Small Town Festivals: An Exploration of Their Purpose and Meaning

2000 Departmental Honors

Emily Peterson An Evaluation of the Family Advocate Program in the Minneapolis Public Schools