
Sociology 119 (SOC 119) is the largest Race and Ethnic Relations class in the United States. Join Dr. Sam Richards and over 700 students in the largest lecture hall at Penn State University in conversations with students and international guests about the world we live, the cultures we're surrounded by, and the ability to question the "invisible strings" of society.
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Sam hosts Office Hours by himself. Excuse his peanut eating while he talks about some interesting news stories from this week.
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Sam invites three students who identify within the LGBT community (or have family members in the community) to talk about queer inclusion in American society during the Trump Administration.
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Sam asks students about their perspectives on using AI while in college. Do they consider it cheating?
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Sam invites Irvin Moore, a former lifer and convicted killer, who's sentence was shortened after decades of becoming a new person. Is that possible? Should he have stayed in jail? What does our society say?
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A deeply educational series centered on race, ethnicity, and social dynamics through classroom-style conversations. The show frequently pairs a leading sociology instructor with a broad mix of international guests, student participants, and community voices to explore how identities, power, and culture shape societies. Episodes commonly tackle topics like racism, extremism, dialogue across divides, and how public policy, media, and everyday actions influence social outcomes. A standout aspect is the live, participatory format that invites student perspectives and real-world experiences, enabling rich discussions on difficult topics in a respectful, critical framework. The approach is likely to appeal to listeners who want thoughtful, eviden... more
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Recent guests on SOC 119 include:
1. Emily Yoder
2. Joe Ivankay
3. Susan Broken Shore
4. Ramya Mahedran
5. Chapman Bailey
6. Yasmin Thomas
7. Shawn Ray
8. Dan O'Connell
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