UGA SGSS
Official account of the Sociology Graduate Student Society, Department of Sociology at the University of Georgia.
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In the Cybercrime and Online Hate session, first year Devon Douglas presented "State dependence applicability to online victimization."
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In the migration policy and data session, Jasmine Underwood presented "The good, the bad, and the periphery: Child marriage bans and migration politics in Western Europe."
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On Saturday of SSS, Krysten Long presented "'They think I think that I’m all that': Intra-racial skin tone discrimination and light-skinned Black
women’s responses to externalized colorism."
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On SSS's final day, our own Ciara Peebles with Dr. Jody Clay-Warner presented "Exploring the role of collective guilt in shaping prosocial behavior in the context of Black and indigenous women's intersectional invisibility."
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Congratulations to the new ~Dr. Sarah M. Groh~!!!
She successfully defended her dissertation entitled, "Patient-Provider Interaction: Compulsory Heterosexuality in Lesbian Health Care Experiences."
As part of the Gender, Work, and Family session yesterday, our student Ziding Shen presented "The gendered influence of relative earning levels on parenting evaluation through perceived devotion and perceived conflict."
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With an incredible amount of our students on the Southerns program this year, Sarah M. Groh and Cerenity Collins presented together "If It hadn't been for COVID: LGBTQ+ mental health care utilization during COVID-19."
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Chelsey Devonna Adams, another of our fabulous graduate students, presented "In the South, at the intersections: A portrait of older, working class Black women in the rural South" at Southerns yesterday.
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Yesterday at Southerns, our graduate student Benjamin Vũ Pham presented "Counterstories on the riverfront: The role of the media in the Alabama riverboat braw." with Barbara Combs from Kennesaw State University!
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Calling all UGA Sociology graduate students! If you are available, we would love it if you could come and volunteer with us at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia next Tuesday.
Congratulations to the new ~Dr. Amairini Sanchez~ for successfully defending her dissertation "Disentangling the Crimmigration Structure: System Hybridity in Criminal Justice Punishment."
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Come chat with our graduate student Krysten Long over Zoom about "Melanin Stratification: The Impact of Colorism on Light-Skinned Members of Society" with Dr. Ronald E. Hall and Dr. Neha Mishra.
Register here: https://t.co/K7EQI5cAUQ
Congratulations to Shelby L. Clark for her recent teaching note in First Publics! In it, she reflects on the importance of establishing trust with community-based partners in community-based learning.
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Congratulations to Kylie Smith on her publication back in September in Emotions and Society titled "Emoting up, emoting down: status, authenticity and the emotional labour of STEM graduate students."
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