Dr. Sigrid Luhr has published a new article titled, “We’re Better than Most: Diversity Discourse in the San Francisco Bay Area Tech Industry,” in Social Problems. Great work, Dr. Luhr! Abstract Despite recent…
Graduate students Aidé Hernandez and Alexia Palomino-Cortez has been selected to participate in the 2023 Summer cohort for the Crossing Latinidades Humanities program. This program offers a two week intensive program for pre-doctoral…
Isaiah Jeong has published his first co-authored manuscript titled, “Racial and Religious Convergences and Divergences among Christian Students’ Approaches to Color-Blindness, Color-Cognizance, and Race in Christian Organizations,” in Journal for the Scientific Study…
Based on three years of ethnographic and community-engaged research and 38 interviews with trans and queer organizers and activists in Chicago, this dissertation explores the organizing tactics, motivating ideologies and political underpinnings of…
Professor Lorena Garcia was recently featured on ‘The Pulso Podcast,” to discuss Latina beauty standards. The Pulso Podcast brings you untold stories & unheard voices…the Latino voices you aren’t hearing in the news…
Graduate student, Erielle Jones has co-authored an article titled, “The Relational Nature of Gender, the Pervasiveness of Heteronormative Sexual Scripts, and the Impact on Sexual Pleasure, ” in Archives of Sexual Behavior. This…
Great news! Dr. Decoteau has been awarded the Robin M. Williams, Jr. Lecturer award from the Eastern Sociological Society. The award is for Dr. Decoteau to share some of her amazing new work…
Dr. Sigrid Luhr was awarded a Russell Sage Foundation Presidential Grant for a project titled, “Remote Work, Work-Life Conflict, and Belonging in Silicon Valley.” See a brief description of the project below. Congratulations…
Dr. Somashekhar was a featured respondent on a discussion about the possibilities of Black-South Asian American coalition building. This special feature was done in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. The YouTube video…
