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Faculty, Student and Alumni Accolades | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. Faculty, Student and Alumni Accolades. The School of Social Ecology is proud of the myriad strengths of its faculty and students. Their scholarly achievements are reflected by the awards they have received from a variety of agencies. We are proud of these recognitions, and celebrate their success! The following list represents many of our award recipients and the awards they have earned. Elizabeth A. Martin. Assistant Professor in Psychology and Social Beha...
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How the law works for law breakers | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. How the law works for law breakers. Chancellor's Professor Emerita Kitty Calavita. And Dean and Professor Valerie Jenness. Appealing to Justice: Prisoner Grievances, Rights, and Carceral Logic. Criminology, Law and Society. Planning, Policy, and Design. Psychology and Social Behavior. Giving to Social Ecology. School of Social Ecology. 5300 Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway. Irvine, CA 92697-7050.
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Donor Spotlight | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. Wells Fargo Foundation has made a gift to the newly established "Dean's Excellence Fund to Enhance Undergraduate Education." This gift will ensure the sustainability of programs and initiatives such as Immersive Field Study, undergraduate research assistants, research collaboration, honors students, Lunch with a Faculty member, and. Daniel and Jeannette Stokols. The Raymond Watson Family. Pictured is the Raymond Watson Pedestrian Bridge, dedicated in 2005.
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History and Mission | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. To produce a bright and prosperous future, today’s complex social problems demand interdisciplinary and transformative research to alleviate social inequality and human suffering. Our three departments in the School of Social Ecology at UCI meet this challenge by producing scholarship that advances basic science, preparing students to engage with others to enrich our communities and enhancing lives through public service. The School hosts three departments.
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Giving Priorities | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. State support now covers less than 15 percent of UC Irvine's total budget. Now, more than ever, private gifts are vitally important to ensure the excellence of the School's varied scholarly activities. Individuals, foundations and corporations that value our work have a profound and beneficial impact on research, scholarships and fellowships and community outreach programs. For general support and online giving. For additional information, please contact:.
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"The Dean Asks..." | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. Celebrating the passion, dedication and personal stories of Social Ecology faculty, staff, students, alumni and benefactors, The Dean Asks is a feature in which former Dean Valerie Jenness (photo right) interviews people inspired by the pursuit of excellence and encourages participation in interdisciplinary education to solve complex societal problems. The Dean Asks.About the "American Dream". Read and Listen to the Interview. Martha Newkirk and Jenny Doh a...
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UCI repeats as No.1 "Coolest School" in the nation | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. UCI repeats as No.1 Coolest School in the nation. UCI has placed first in. Critical Mention- Fox5 News. Photo credit: Chris Nugent/UCI. Criminology, Law and Society. Planning, Policy, and Design. Psychology and Social Behavior. Giving to Social Ecology. School of Social Ecology. 5300 Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway. Irvine, CA 92697-7050.
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Faculty Directory | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. Criminology, Law and Society. Planning, Policy and Design. Psychology and Social Behavior. Professor of Planning, Policy and Design. Planning, Policy and Design. Hillary L. Berk. Lecturer with Potential Security of Employment in Criminology, Law and Society. Criminology, Law and Society. 2363 Social Ecology II. Scott A. Bollens. Interim Chair; Professor of Planning, Policy and Design; Warmington Chair in Peace and International Cooperation. Simon A. Cole.
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Administrative Services | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. Office of the Dean. 5300 Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway. Irvine, CA 92697-7050. Business and Research Services. 5300 Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway. Irvine, CA 92697-7050. Business and Research Services webpage. Click here for conference room details. 116 Social Ecology I. Criminology, Law and Society. 2340 Social Ecology II. Planning, Policy, and Design. 202 Social Ecology I. Psychology and Social Behavior. 102 Social Ecology I.
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Departments | School of Social Ecology
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Skip to main content. School of Social Ecology. Criminology, Law and Society. The faculty and students of the Department of Criminology, Law and Society (CLS). Psychology and Social Behavior. The faculty expertise of the Department of Psychology and Social Behavior (PSB). Planning, Policy and Design. The Department of Planning, Policy and Design’s (PPD). Unique mission at UC Irvine is to teach and undertake scholarship and community service at the intersection of three distinct areas: the natural environ...
