Some numbers from
this semester
Roughly 200 people
shared their perspectives
this semester.
This includes volunteers, students raising their hands,
and guests.
Who spoke the most?
Raul - 9 times
Dennis - 7 times
Aidan - 5 times
Laila - 5 times
Robert - 5 times
A total of 33 students spoke in class multiple times!
This semester, over 4 million people joined in our conversation through
YouTube alone.
30,000 people liked what you all were saying enough to hit “subscribe”
What ages of peeps
are tuning in?
13-17 (.4%)
18-24 (6.6%)
25-34 (19.5%)
35-44 (20.9%)
45-54 (19.5%)
55-64 (18.3%)
65+ (14.7%)
Alright, what about gender?
19.4% Female
80.5% Male
.1% User-Specified
How people join or watch class:
Mobile phones #1
Smart TVs #2
432 questions were submitted
this semester through
the live stream chat command
!addq
The most popular class overall was the Charlie Kirk conversation
Generated more than 10M views
Our most popular video
(from one of our accounts)
has nearly 5 million views
– on Instagram
The clip came from the
Bad Bunny class
If you’re not following us on Instagram @SOC119, or YouTube,
what are you doing (or not doing)
with your life?
If you want tagged, send us a DM through instagram with the post :)
Closing Thoughts About Gen Z
Gen Z:�People ages 14 – 29��Gen Z “adults” are people in their twenties
PRRI – Public Religion Research Institute��Non-partisan, independent research about religion,
culture, and politics��Data are from 2024
Gen Z adults are equally divided: ��“College is a smart investment” �&�“College is a gamble that might not pay off for me”
EXAM ONE (median)��FA 2023 – 82%��FA 2024 – 88%��FA 2025 – 91%�(but many more really bad grades)
2 in 10 Americans feel anxious, lonely, depressed, and/or angry
“often”
or
“almost all the time”
HOWEVER:��Gen Z younger adults are consistently more likely than Gen Z teens or older adults to experience negative emotions often or most of the time.��2x and even 3x more likely
Gen Z teens and adults are consistently more likely than older adults to form meaningful connections online – and believe that these relationships add “great value to their lives”
3% of social media accounts can be considered “toxic” but they produce 33% of the content��0.1% of users are responsible for sharing 80% of the fake news��Bots make up over half of all internet traffic
EACH DAY - GLOBALLY���100,000+ flights�&�20+ million passengers�(200 Beaver Stadiums)
Cognitive Bias��“We are drawn to details and information that confirm our own existing beliefs”
Thanks for a great semester