The Sociological Imagination and Thanksgiving
What is the sociological imagination and how can we use it to observe the US tradition of Thanksgiving? Read more from Dr. Stephanie Wilson at the link!
Meet The Sociology Coach with Dr. Stephanie Medley-Rath
Meet Dr. Stephanie Medley-Rath, Professor of Sociology and founder of The Sociology Coach — a new online resource for sociology students and instructors
Critical Sociology of Thanksgiving: Inequality & Social Meaning
Learn more about the critical sociology of Thanksgiving. How are class, race, and gender inequality impacted by our beloved holiday?
Sociology of Hospitality: How Three Theories Explain Guest Experiences
Hospitality is a major industry and one that has great sociological relevance. Join us as we apply three theories in our sociology of hospitality.
What is Social Deviance in Sociology? A Call for Empathy
As I prepare to teach a college course on social deviance, I reflect on how sociology defines the term, and my own philosophy on the topic.
We asked ChatGPT about the best Applied Sociology Websites
We asked ChatGPT about the best applied sociology websites. Read the answer in this recent blog from co-founder Luke Hanna.
Historic Preservation: What does it actually mean?
Applied Worldwide has been working with the Hartman Castle Preservation Corp., to restore and preserve the history of Alonzo Hartman.
Halloween Trends in the Media from a Sociological Perspective
Check out our sociological perspective on different Halloween trends in the media. Join us as we discuss adult-specific events and K-Pop Demon Hunters.
Current Themes in Sociological Research
Explore open-access sociological research from Sociological Inquiry on social inequality, health, global trust, cannabis, and more.
What a Rural College Taught Me About Applied Sociology
Witnessing an HLC review at a rural Arizona college reminded me why I started Applied Worldwide—where teaching applied sociology meets real community impact.