Please join me in extending a big Congrats to Heather Reel – who was awarded a prestigious AAUW Dissertation Fellowship for AY 2021-2022 (American Association of University Women). The AAUW motto is “Empowering women since 1881.” An excellent sentiment, and a great honor!
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Dr. Kate Cairns delivered an invited talk entitled “Feeding Relations: Food as a Lens onto Inequality”
Dr. Kate Cairns delivered an invited talk at the Department of Nutritional Sciences at Rutgers-New Brunswick entitled “Feeding Relations: Food as a Lens onto Inequality.” Here’s a link to the seminar series: https://nutrition.rutgers.edu/seminars.html
Graduate Student Michelle Lyttle-Storrod to join Saint Anselm College as an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
I’m thrilled to share that Michelle Lyttle-Storrod accepted a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire. She will begin in Fall 2021 and will help implement the Department’s new Master’s Program and assist in developing a major in Cyber Criminology. Her new colleagues and students will … Continue reading Graduate Student Michelle Lyttle-Storrod to join Saint Anselm College as an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice…
Graduate Student Diana Carolina Garcia Selected as Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow at George Mason University
It gives me great pleasure to share with you that Diana recently received news that she has been selected as a Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow at George Mason University. She will be part of the School of Integrative Studies which includes a concentration in Childhood Studies. She will be joining them in August 2021.
Dr. Lauren Silver has recently authored an article titled “Queering reproductive justice: Memories, mistakes and motivations to transform kinship”
Dr. Lauren Silver has recently authored an article titled “Queering reproductive justice: Memories, mistakes and motivations to transform kinship” published in the September issue of Feminist Anthropology. Read the article here.
Mary Louise Mitsdarffer Named 2020-2021 Maternal and Child Health Fellow by APHA
The American Public Health Association (APHA) has selected Mary Louise Mitsdarffer, PhD candidate in Childhood Studies, as a 2020-2021 Maternal and Child Health(MCH) Fellow. As a Maternal and Child Health Fellow Mary will receive award monies to support her attendance at the 2020 APHA annual meeting, where she will present a poster titled The impacts of immigration enforcement policies on latinx children’s health and … Continue reading Mary Louise Mitsdarffer Named 2020-2021 Maternal and Child Health Fellow by APHA…