#BeTheSolution
In the face of today’s grand challenges, interdisciplinary solutions are paramount. With shifting global economies, climate upheavals, and escalating health crises, the College of Social and Behavioral Science’s diverse departments, programs, and centers empower students to grasp the vital connection between disciplines in formulating effective human-centered solutions.
CSBS News & Awards
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Census Bureau director visits the U
Robert L. Santos delivered the keynote at a conference showcasing the U’s Wasatch Front Research Data Center, a pivotal hub for data-driven research and student workforce training.
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The Costs and Benefits of Hosting the Olympics
Matthew Burbank, professor in the Department of Political Science, shares his expertise in the dynamics of hosting the Olympics as Salt Lake City gears up to welcome the winter games for the second time. His research focuses on why cities pursue hosting the Olympics despite the high costs and uncertain economic returns, as well as the evolving nature of opposition to these bids.
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Dr. Adrienne Cachelin Receives 2024-2026 Community Scholar in Residence Award
University Neighborhood Partners and the Office of the President recently recognized Dr. Adrienne Cachelin as UNP’s 2024-2026 Community Scholar in Residence. This award is designed to showcase community-engaged scholarship and recognizes a particular faculty member’s contribution to this work.
Undergraduate Majors & Minors
Graduate Programs
Events
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Oct 17
Thursday
12pm - 1:30pmNeal A. Maxwell Lecture in Political Theory and Contemporary Politics
Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC)
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Oct 17
Thursday
3pm - 4:30pm2024 Neal A. Maxwell Lecture in Political Theory and Contemporary Politics
Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC)
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Oct 17
Thursday
3:30pm - 5pmEconomics Visiting Lecture: Heinz D. Kurz on "Adam Smith: Evolutionary Social Theorist ante litteram"
Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC)
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Oct 18
Friday
12pm - 2pmSocial Science Graduate Student Job Market Seminar Series Part II: Interviewing For Academic Jobs
Emery Building - Alfred C. (AEB)
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Oct 18
Friday
1pm - 3pmEconomics CAKE Talk: Neri Salvadori on "Was It a “Fatal Error”? Sraffa and Samuelson on Marshall’s Partial Equilibria Method"
Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC)
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Oct 23
Wednesday
12pm - 1pmFamily and Consumer Studies October Policy Platter - Promoting Parent Resilience: Maximizing the Effects of Preventative Interventions
Emery Building - Alfred C. (AEB)
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