
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 invites three guests that lived through civil conflict: Northern Ireland, Iraq, South Africa and Colombia.
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This is the first ever "CLASSIC" Lecture. Sam invites a good friend to come to the classroom to talk about how the United States military impacted his life.
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This lecture happened the day after political commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated. Students are invited to the front of the room to talk about their thoughts and feelings about the assassination.
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This series frequently hosts classroom-style discussions that mix student voices with invited guests from varied backgrounds to explore race, ethnicity, immigration, culture, and social policy through a sociological lens. Episodes often center on real-world issues like wealth distribution, family dynamics in immigrant households, LGBTQ+ inclusion, religion, and national/global political dynamics, all framed by a Socratic, student-led approach. A standout feature is the combination of accessible, story-driven personal narratives with academic context, making complex topics approachable for a wide audience. It likely attracts listeners who want thoughtful opinionated dialogue, practical policy perspectives, and lived experiences from diverse ... more
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Recent guests on SOC 119 include:
1. Susan Broken Shore
2. Ramya Mahedran
3. Chapman Bailey
4. Yasmin Thomas
5. Shawn Ray
6. Dan O'Connell
7. Mark Zuckerberg
8. Taylor Robertson
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