[Chass-gradstudents] Center for Ideas and Society (CIS) Survey

[CHASS Graduate Academic Affairs]

Good afternoon,

On behalf of the CHASS leadership team, I invite you to participate in a
brief survey of your experiences concerning the Center for Ideas and
Society (CIS). This survey is a requirement of the college's regular review
cycle for CHASS programs and research centers. It is intended to assist the
Extramural Review Committee in assessing CIS's contributions to UCR and the
campus community over the past six years and shaping recommendations for
the Center's future.

Your participation in this survey is important to CIS and the growth of
CHASS research centers, more generally. The survey will be available for
two weeks, or until November 3rd. Please click
*https://ucriverside.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d0edPPds5jojNJQ
<https://ucriverside.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d0edPPds5jojNJQ>* to
begin.

You may feel free to contact me at juliann at ucr.edu with any questions or
concerns you may have about this survey or the review process.

Best wishes,
Juliann

*Juliann Emmons Allison *

*(she/her/hers)*

*Associate Dean of Social Sciences*

*Professor, **Society, Environment & Health Equity*

*Most Recent Publications: *

*Unsustainable: Amazon, Warehousing, & the Politics of
Exploitation, co-authored with Ellen Reese. University of California
Press. **"What Happens when Amazon Comes to Town: Environmental Impacts,
Local Economies, and Resistance in Inland Southern California." The Cost of
Free Shipping: Amazon in the Global Economy, pp. 176-193. Ed. by Jake
Alimahomed-Wilson and Ellen Reese, Pluto Press, 2020. **"The Energy
Politics of the United States." Handbook of Energy Politics, co-edited
with Kathleen J. Hancock. Oxford University Press, 2020.*
~ jea
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