Post Tagged with: "sociology alumni"

  Ohio University alum Becky Filar ’06, speaks at the Sociology-Criminology Club meeting on Thursday, Oct. 20, at 7 p.m. in Bentley Annex 210. Filar, who earned a B.A. in Sociology-Criminology from the College of Arts & Sciences, is a victim advocate for the Athens County Prosecutor’s office. This event […]

Lauren McCullough ’12 recently started working with NC IDEA, after working with ArchiveSocial. “I focus heavily on process improvement and evaluating our current programs, which ultimately will help me develop data-driven strategies on how our organization will grow in the coming years and what activities can best leverage entrepreneurship as […]

From 2010-16, alum Garrett Bunyak ’10M established a career as a professional recruiter, working within and consulting for companies of many sizes, from Fortune 500 firms to small local companies. “In 2016, I have directly leveraged my master’s training in Sociology at OHIO to begin an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in […]

Mike “Doc” Garr, ’74, ’78M is the 2015 national slow smoke champion in pipe smoking. As winner of the national contest, he won a trip to Italy to compete at the international slow smoke competition last October. He also is currently president of the United Pipe Clubs of America and […]

Ohio University alum Mistie Bibbee ’97, “a native of Little Hocking, Ohio, has been named the new director of housing and residence life at Marshall University,” the university announced. Bibbee earned a B.A. in Sociology-Criminology from the College of Arts & Sciences at Ohio University. Bibbee comes to Marshall from […]

Michael Dickard ’10, ’12 M.A. Sociology studies interaction on social media at Drexel University’s College of Computing & Informatics and is co-author of a article on “The Strength of Awkward Ties: Online Interactions between High School Students and Adults.” He studies the sometimes-awkward but valuable interactions between teens and adults. […]

By Austin Rivers ’17 A recent graduate had specific advice for Ohio University students: Even when you don’t know what you want to do for a career, you should work to “get your face out there; get your name out there.” Natasha Lorenz ’14, was one of half a dozen […]