Michael Sierra-Arévalo Michael Sierra-Arévalo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin. Sierra-Arévalo's research employs quantitative and ...

At UT, graduate students become an integral part of a vibrant intellectual community. The Government Department is home to an innovative and dedicated faculty with interests and methodological ...

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Description: The Program in British, Irish, and Empire Studies (BIES) invites applications for Summer 2026 Research Travel Fellowships for Graduate Students currently enrolled in a PhD or terminal ...

Young adults aged 18 to 29 increasingly play a vital role in the family caregiving landscape, often stepping in to support older relatives when other caregivers are unavailable. Estimates suggest that ...

Each department/unit processes travel authorization requests for their personnel, approved in some cases, by the dept/unit, in others by the Finance Team in COLA Dean's Office - account number usually ...

Research on the long-term impacts of chattel slavery in the United States has yielded some important new understandings of the connections between the country’s past and present. This “legacy of ...

Jessica Gallardo Jessica Gallardo is a first-year PhD student in Government at the University of Texas at Austin, focusing on International Relations and Quantitative Research Methodology.

Gender, Political Psychology, Political Communication, and Political Behavior.

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Reproductive justice and care, Latina health activism, population control ideology, immigration, white nationalism, reproductive violence, demographic decline ...

CREEES is in need of curriculum for our K-12 outreach program. We’re offering a stipend of $500 for lessons that fit the following criteria: • must be related to Russia, Eastern Europe, and/or Eurasia ...