Reckoning with Race: Concepts of Difference & Racial Inequality in Organizations – Sarah Iverson, Sociology of Race Candidate - Sociology

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Date(s) - November 16, 2022
10:00 am - 11:30 am

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JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
– SOCIOLOGY OF RACE –

“Reckoning with Race: Concepts of Difference & Racial Inequality in Organizations”

Sarah Iverson
PhD CANDIDATE
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

Interests & Areas of Expertise:
race/ethnicity, organizations, environmental sociology, research methods

Sarah Iverson uses mixed methods to study how people make sense of concepts like race and sustainability in organizations. Her work has been published in Genealogy, Demography, and the Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, and has received funding from the National Science Foundation and the Social Science Research Council. In 2022, she won the Outstanding Teaching Award for her pedagogy in research methods and race and ethnicity.

This talk will be held at LSC 308 and on Zoom. Please email us for Zoom link.