Graduate Student
Specialization:
race and ethnicity, migration, national identity, quantitative methods
Education:
San Diego State University
Bio:
I am broadly interested in migrants' national attachment in different parts of the world. My current research focuses on the levels of national attachment among migrants in North America, Europe and Asia and the ways in which colonialism influences national attachment. My past research has looked at the effects of ethnoracial identity and skin color on levels of national pride in Latin America
Courses:
Soc 1 - Introduction to Sociology
Soc 108C - Cultural Analysis
Soc 124 - Sociology of Immigration
Soc 131 - Political Sociology
Soc 145 - Social Inequalities
Soc 155W - Chicanas and Mexican Women in Contemporary Society
So 185C - Cultural Theory