Project Outreach and Communication of Sociogenomics Work Program Clarence E. Dammon Dean Term Academic Year 2022 Status Accepted Research Area sociology, ethics, genetics Description This project will focus on the outreach and communication of sociogenomics research and results. Sociogenomics focuses on finding the areas of the human genome that are correlated with outcomes like education or sexuality, and then demonstrating how these effects differ across environments. This area of research requires a firm investment in ethics and communication, and the student assistant for this project will contribute to these areas specifically. Supervisor Robbee Wedow Mentor Robbee Wedow Type of work required The intern will write Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for research projects, be included on publications, help draft op-eds, and help circulate the research to the broader public. Websites robbeewedow.com Qualifications Great writing skills and a desire to learn about this new area Credit Hours 0 Weekly Hours 8 (estimated)