Sociologist with a demonstrated history of working both in higher education and local government. I study formal eviction in Cleveland, Ohio and am interested in the relative autonomy of courts within civil forcible entry and detainer actions. My doctoral research systematically documents the occurrence of formalized eviction in Cleveland, Ohio by examination of cases that have passed through the Cleveland Municipal Housing Court in 2018 coupled with participant observation through 2019. My work identifies the characteristics of all parties involved in formal eviction actions, documents processes and experiences, and investigates how the court implements a problem-solving framework and in which ways observed practices reproduce, mitigate, and refute power imbalances between opposing parties. Additional research interests include urban sociology, race/class/gender, social inequality, Marxist sociology, law and society, health disparities, public policy, and research methods.

Research interests include: medical sociology (including sociology of disability); aging; sociology of the family; human rights; and criminology.

Research interests include: health disparities; stress and health; social inequalities and health; social relationships and health; and psychosocial aspects of cancer suvivorship.

Research interests include: medical sociology; health care disparities; sociology of emotion; how chronic mental health issues effect identity; and the sociology of mental health, especially regarding children and adolescents without access to health care. 

Research interests include: Gentrification; displacement; poverty; inequality; medical sociology; and women's health

Research interests include: medical sociology; and quantitative methods.

Research interests include: aging and the life course; intergenerational family relationships; aging in Eastern Europe (with a focus on Russia); medical sociology; and qualitative methods.

Research interests include: masculinities, socialization of gender, media portrayal, mental health, interdisciplinary, mixed methods research

Research interests include: social, cultural, medical, and political forces that drive reproductive choice and access, how society does or does not translate human rights into reproductive rights, asymmetrical application of rights, society's use of law enforcement and social policing, policy, and propaganda to affect reproductive decisions, influence of White and Christian nationalisms, medical sociology, health disparities, reproductive ethics, conceptions of motherhood and non-motherhood, and social control of the body and of the family unit

Research interests include: medical sociology, social inequality, maternal/child health and reproductive health.

I am a research associate in the Population and Quantitative Health Sciences Department at Case Western where I am study coordinator for a project examining the genetic factors that contribute to Alzheimer's Disease, specifically in minority populations. I also conduct interviews and perform qualitative data analysis for a community based project that examines people's perceptions of, and barriers to, vision care in the Broadway/Slavic Village neighborhood. My strengths lie in community based research, participant recruitment, working with diverse populations, working with multidisciplinary teams, and study and data coordination. My research interests are mental health, systemic racism, the preschool to prison pipeline, policy, and intersectionality. I'm also a proud Indiana University graduate, a big sister, and very happy to be aunt to Brooklyn, Brielle, Dylan and Dominic

Research interests include: age and the life course; aging in place; race/calls and social determinants of health disparities; structural ageism; mixed methods; and men and masculinities. 

Research interests include: race and ethnicity; medical access; and aging in ethnic communities.

My research focuses on the experiences of burn injury survivors and how it relates to larger patterns of social inequality and vulnerability. Additional research interests include medical sociology; social inequality; qualitative methods; reproductive ethics; and social vulnerability.

I am a social science research analyst, Geographer, Urban Planner, and sociologist with more than 7 years of combined experience in the higher education industry and telecommunication engineering services. Skilled in Analytical Skills, GIS, Project Management, Radio access network (RNP), and Big Data Analysis. Specific research interests include medical sociology, health policy, housing & homelessness, GIS, social inequality, aging in place, social gerontology, urban planning, quantitative methods.

Research interests include historically minoritized graduate student's success; queer epistemologies and quantitative methodologies; operationalization of LGBT "categories"; navigating the medical industrial complex as a QTIPOC; problematizing widely used stress measures, black womxn and the preservation of self; femme bodies as political.

Research interests include: medical sociology; sociology of mental health (depression and anxiety); sociology of happiness and well-being; and social theory.

Research interests include: the life course; Marxist sociology; race/class/gender; and criminology.

Research interests include: Sociology of Inequality; Rural Sociology; Social Stratification

Research interests include: social inequality; research methods; and urban sociology. More specifically, my work focuses on Puerto Rican inequalities.

My research explores the experience of recurrent instances of intimate body trauma (childhood abuse, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, stalking) over the life course and the maladaptive health outcomes individuals develop in order to cope with said trauma. In particular, I explore the traumatic basis for the development of body image issues, disordered eating behaviors, self harm, PTSD, and suicidality among sexual violence survivors.  Additional research interests include health & medical sociology, women & gender, research methods, stress & coping, human development, the sociology of the body, embodiment, trauma & gender violence.

I am a health disparities scholar with a special interest in gender and workplace issues. My extensive training in Economics helps me employ quantitative methods and statistical analysis in my research work. I am currently working on the Wage gap in young physicians and self-rated health in older adults. I am also familiarizing myself with middle-aged population and Asian Americans’ health and social research. I am also involved in a project that enhances MCAT teaching in Behavioral Sciences.

My earlier degrees and work experience in nonprofit leadership and organizational behavior and human resources in different countries sparked my interest in diversity, human rights, gender inequalities and the sociology of work over the life course.

Research interests include: organizations, occupations, and work; political economy; science and technology studies (STS); Marxist Sociology; sociological theory; and research methods. 

Research interests include: research methods; social inequality; and public policy.

Research interests include: life course perspective; health disparities; mental health; inter-generational programs/relationships; stigma related to physical disabilities; and public policy (specifically involving the older populations and welfare).

My research interests include racial education inequality within the public school system, specifically the problem with de facto segregation which frequently coincides with racial neighborhood patterns. Additionally, I am interested in the over-representation of African American males in special education and the under-representation of African American students in gifted education classes. Medical sociology is another area of interest, especially in regard to the problem with stigmatized illnesses and its impact on children's education as well as adult functioning. Lastly, I am interested in racial differences in infant mortality in the United States and how this phenomenon is largely based on institutional racism.  

Research interests include: aging; social psychology; family; medical sociology; and the life course.

Research interests include: social stratification, social inequality, aging.