Sociology Ph.D Candidate at @UCSanDiego. International Migration; Race, Class, Gender; East and Southeast Asia. Trying to understand people on the move.
Highlight of #ASA2024 was indeed the panel on migration brokerage organized by @AndrewNovaLe. It was honor to present alongside Jaeeun Kim, Julia Chuang, @ValeFloegel, and @jeffbilik. I look forward to engaging further with their work! @ASAmigration
In less than 24 hours over 480 grad student at UCSD signed a statement condemning UCSD’s response to student protests. We are on the right side of history.
https://t.co/0dLNIkjg8p
Hey #ASA2023 Smith College Sociology is hiring a TT Assistant Prof w a focus on race & ethnicity and the ability to teach social theory! Our job ad didn’t quite make it in time for the meetings but please take a look and consider applying!
Migration studies is often Eurocentric. @AlloulJaafar and I want to shift the focus to non-Western sites to better understand how racial capital, status and ethnonational belonging function. Come discuss this with us at a workshop 4-5 Dec 2023. Abstracts due 15 Sep. CFP here.
Check out the latest issue of ASA’s Footnotes, w/ a piece by Sunmin Kim @dartmouth on the origination of the category “Asian American,” how the term fails to recognize heterogeneous experiences & identities, & the subsequent consequences of this failure.
https://t.co/LrWLkhQbdp
Yesterday was the last class of my first time teaching as an instructor of record. The best way to learn surely is to teach. Students definitely surprised me with their final project presentations... made everything worth it! Now, back to work... a lot of them.
Check out this 🔥🔥issue (& fantastic resource!) "Sociological Perspectives of Immigrants and Immigration" of @ASAnews Footnotes, w/ essays by Kevin Thomas, @asasad@mollydondero@RawanArar@FitzGeraldUCSD@StephCanizales Sunmin Kim & Berta Bermudez Tapia
https://t.co/T5qtPUNDc5
Received copies of my and Nadia Kim's new edited book, filled with amazing scholars/activists. We hope it gets engaged with, as it speaks to possibilities in our (inter)disciplines. Learn more at https://t.co/eSlHtzRTia
FYI @AAAStudies@ASAmigration@AmherstCollege@NYUpress
Very excited to see the @chronicle cover our article on the barriers that first-gen and working-class students face and how to address them in its Teaching Newsletter today! https://t.co/aPndbnq7wx #TeachingSociology#FGWC
📣 Back to Twitter to share some exciting news!I'm thrilled to announce the publication of my latest article: "Lost in Data Translation: A Critical Review of Datasets on Refugees." 🌍✍️
Full text: https://t.co/DvCc6hLeLv
@ASAmigration@MigCitizenAPSA@UNmigration
I reviewed Phi Hong Su's excellent The Border Within in @IMRjournal
A study of Vietnamese in Berlin whose ideas of ethnic nationhood continue to be shaped by the division & reunification of both Vietnam & Germany. A fascinating case!
Read my review here: https://t.co/AQVcQACYaU
What is race, anyways?
If you ask a sociologist, you might get a 20-page journal article.
In a new article for @AnnualReviews, @WendyRothSoc @alejandraruler and I discuss how people think about race and why this matters. 🧵