About the chapter
Utah SSN brings together scholars from colleges and universities across Utah, including the state’s three research universities: the University of Utah, Utah State University, and Brigham Young University. As the first SSN chapter to be established in the mountain west, Utah SSN is uniquely suited to address issues of importance to the region, including immigration, energy policy, air and water quality, the environment and public lands, and health care.
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Update the CARES Act to Show Congressional Support for All Americans
Policy Recommendation,
Why Sex Education in the United States Needs an Update and How to Do It
Basic Facts Brief,
Why Refugees Need More than Just Immediate Employment
Key Findings Brief,
How New Technology Makes Solar Power Greener and More Affordable
Key Findings Brief,
Latest in the News
Interview on Darren Parry's call for US legislators to take the ideas of the Iroquois People as a model and adopt the seventh generation principle Mehmet Soyer (with ), European Center for Populism Studies, March 23, 2021.
"Emergency Contraception Is Having Its Moment," Jessica N. Sanders, Rewire News Group, February 1, 2021.
"Air Quality and Asthma in Cache Valley: Researcher Seeking Participants," Mehmet Soyer, Interview with Erin Cox, Fox 13 Salt Lake City Local News, November 15, 2019.
Peter D. Howe's research on climate beliefs discussed by , "Your Weather Tweets are Showing Your Climate Amnesia," Wired, February 25, 2019.
Sarah Diefendorf quoted on conservative attitudes on female sexuality by Thomas McBee, "A Sociological Investigation of #NoWanks" The Cut, December 14, 2018.