Associate Prof of Sociology @GeorgeMasonU. Author of The Cost of Inclusion (2020) & Degrees of Risk (2024). Studying culture and inequality in higher education.
Happy publication day! Many thanks to everyone who supported this journey 🥳
Degrees of Risk: Navigating Insecurity and Inequality in Public Higher Education (@UChicagoPress)
https://t.co/2uXRsikVl2
Co-sponsored by the C&E Soc Table Talk and the WHAT, the two TABLES now come together to host Professor Adam Slez (UVA) @adam_slez. Professor Slez will present his paper “Situating Politics: Spatial Heterogeneity and the Study of Political History” this Friday, 2:15-3:45 PM.
Wow - #TheLastHumanJob selected by @Nature as one of the five "best science picks"! "A healthy society requires more connective labour, not more automation, she argues in her engaging study." Engaging! Thank you @Nature - feeling the best kind of seen
https://t.co/wqFc2t3qWv
What does career "success" really mean for college students?
In my first solo-authored PhD article in @socprobsjournal, I explore how students' racial and class backgrounds shape the moral tensions they face in their career decision-making
➡️ https://t.co/PvdzwOk1Ot
Jumping in from maternity leave to share that "Intermediate Educational Transitions, Alignment, and Inequality in U.S. Higher Education," with my intrepid co-authors @kate_khanna and @greermellon, was *officially* published today in @SocEducation! https://t.co/QHQVJAC3iK
Oh the places books will take you. Wanted to share that new visits have been added to the #CLASSDISMISSED book tour. First visit to Chapel Hill and @UNC: Loading. #FirstGen
An interview about my new book, "Degrees of Risk" (@UChicagoPress) is featured in @ConversationUS today. We cover several topics, including how colleges can help boost security for students.
https://t.co/bzJDSGBmIJ
An interview about my new book, "Degrees of Risk" (@UChicagoPress) is featured in @ConversationUS today. We cover several topics, including how colleges can help boost security for students.
https://t.co/bzJDSGBmIJ
Melissa Osborne, author of POLISHED, was interviewed for the @NewBooksNetwork! She discusses the connection between higher education and social inequalities in the United States.
Listen here: https://t.co/HdY5G2zfY9
#authorinterview#collegeadmissions
I am thrilled to announce Book Tour Part II for #TheLastHumanJob, taking the message to Silicon Valley/Forest/Prairie/Alley, etc. Come join us! Together we can shine a light on what's worth preserving about human connection @PrincetonUPress@coopermarianne@alexhanna @mona_sloane
Super excited to have had the opportunity to chat with @DrDaveOBrien about Polished (@UChicagoPress) on @NewBooksCritThe for @NewBooksNetwork! Listen to find out more about my book and the impacts that being a #firstgen has on students, their identities, and their communities.
🌟 Editorial Opportunities with NASPA Journals! 🌟
Join the boards of top journals like the *Journal of Women and Gender in Higher Ed* & *Journal of First-Generation Student Success*. Apply by Oct 1, 2024!
🔗 https://t.co/d1qj3fvn4V
#NASPA#StudentAffairs
Just received notice from the publisher...
Capitalizing on College: How Higher Education Went from Mission Driven to Margin Obsessed
Will be available March 2025 from Oxford University Press.
Very thankful for @tony_jack's reflections on my new book, Degrees of Risk (@UChicagoPress). I hope readers will also check out his new book, Class Dismissed!
https://t.co/2uXRsiltaA
Very thankful for @tony_jack's reflections on my new book, Degrees of Risk (@UChicagoPress). I hope readers will also check out his new book, Class Dismissed!
https://t.co/2uXRsiltaA
Loved celebrating the career of @prudencelcarter. congrats on the lifetime achievement award in Race, Class, and Gender! Thank you to @DerronWallace for organizing the nomination! @prudencelcarter can’t wait to see where another lifetime of scholarship takes you!