Political science professor appointed Tierney Chair
Etel Solingen, Chancellor’s Professor of political science, has been named the Thomas T. & Elizabeth C. Tierney Chair in Global Peace & Conflict Studies.
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Championing culture through musical composition
Doctoral student is paying homage to an endangered language through her dissertation
Talking Title IX with the Title IX officer
Tierney Anderson explains how the landmark law affords access and protections to the campus community
UCI experts available to discuss invasion of Ukraine
From sociology to cybersecurity, topics of expertise range on conflict
A commitment to service
Nursing student, veteran and foster father Teylor Cohen aspires to continue helping people through healthcare
Etel Solingen named Berlin Prize Fellow
UCI political scientist to advance work on geopolitics
UCI joins community-based partnership with OC Veteran & Military Families Collaborative
EVENT: Orange County Veterans and Military Families Collaborative general meeting WHEN/WHERE: 9 a.m.-10 a.m. Wednesday, March 6, 2019, University Club, 801 E. Peltason Drive, UC Irvine (bldg. 801, grid F6 on campus map: https://www.parking.uci.edu/maps/documents/UCI-CampusCore_2018.pdf). INFORMATION: The event is free and open to the public. Due to limited seating, RSVPs are required. Media planning to attend […]
UCI political science professor is awarded $718,350 grant to study global value chains
Political science professor Etel Solingen, the Thomas T. & Elizabeth C. Tierney Chair in Global Peace & Conflict Studies, has received a $718,350 grant for her project entitled “The Role of Design & Production Networks in East Asia Peace & Security.” As part of a $3.7 million research/training award from the UC Laboratory Fees Research […]
Dosher, Solingen honored by National Academy of Sciences for research achievements
Social sciences scholars awarded for work on human cognition, nuclear proliferation
Veteran among first-generation mentors
New programs guide a changing student population to success