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This panel examines the Florida Board of Governors’ 2024 decision to remove sociology as a core course. Four sociologists will discuss the decision’s context, evaluate the American Sociological Association’s response, propose strategies to engage skeptics, and seek audience input on the role of government intervention in addressing perceived ideological capture in academia.
BRADLEY CAMPBELL, California State University, Los Angeles
ROSEMARY HOPCROFT, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
FABIO ROJAS, Indiana University
Moderated by: JUKKA SAVOLAINEN, Wayne State University
This panel examines the Florida Board of Governors’ 2024 decision to remove sociology as a core course. Four sociologists will discuss the decision’s context, evaluate the American Sociological Association’s response, propose strategies to engage skeptics, and seek audience input on the role of government intervention in addressing perceived ideological capture in academia.
BRADLEY CAMPBELL, California State University, Los Angeles
ROSEMARY HOPCROFT, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
FABIO ROJAS, Indiana University
Moderated by: JUKKA SAVOLAINEN, Wayne State University










