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Jared Del Rosso researches torture

Since 2007, Jared Del Rosso has studied the U.S. debates about detainee abuse, torture, and interrogation policy. To understand this debate, Professor Del Rosso analyzed over 40 transcripts of congressional hearings on these issues. Through this analysis, Professor Del Rosso documented a fundamental change in the ways that U.S. politicians spoke about torture.  More...

Video of Jared Del Rosso explaining his research and how he integrates it into the classroom: 

See also: October 2015 story in University of Denver Magazine: "Sociology professor's new book explores torture debate"

RECENT EVENTS

Lisa Martinez was one of several faculty members taking part in a panel discussion entitled "Presidential Election 2016: What We Learned and What Comes Next" at Anderson Academic Commons on November 10, 2016. [This was a post-election panel and reception to recap the events leading up to the election and to discuss what we can expect in the months following the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States, including lessons of the election, the roles race and religion played in people's vote choices and the changing demographic and legal environment in Colorado and in the nation at large.] (event flyer) (View event video)

Jared Del Rosso presented "Talking about Torture: U.S. Politics and the Debate about 'Enhanced Interrogation'" as part of the AHSS Faculty Lecture Series, on Thursday, October 6 (event flyer) View event video below.

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT--2016

Sociology/Criminology Year-End Recognition Ceremony -- Friday, June 3, 2016

The Department of Sociology and Criminology ended another fantastic academic year by initiating new members into Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD)--the International Sociology Honor Society; recognizing this year's Sociology/Criminology thesis writers; and recognizing this year's award winners. More...

Sociology/Criminology Research Symposium -- Friday, May 6, 2016
Presentations by Sociology/Criminology/Socio-Legal Studies thesis students (more...)

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