Race & Ethnicity Research
CLUSTER FACULTY
| Stanley R. Bailey |
| Race and Ethnicity, Religion, Latin America, Immigration |
| Asia Bento |
| race, ethnicity, inequality, economic sociology |
| Sherelle Ferguson |
| education, race and ethnicity, social stratification, social capital and social networks, qualitative methods |
| Ann Hironaka (Cluster Coordinator) |
| Political Sociology, War & Peace, Environmental Sociology, Ethnic and Racial Conflict |
| Matt Huffman |
| Racial Inequality, Discrimination, Research Methods |
| Mirian Martinez-Aranda |
| international migration, immigration detention, law and society, race and ethnicity |
| Andrew Penner |
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education, inequality, gender, race, family |
| Rocio Rosales |
| International Migration, Immigrant and Ethnic Economies, Urban Sociology, Qualitative Methods, Ethnography, Latino/a Studies, Race and Ethnicity |
| Edward Telles |
| Immigration, race, ethnicity, latin america, latinos |
| Irene Vega |
| International Migration, Racial Group Formation, Socio-Legal Studies |
FIELD EXAMS AND COURSEWORK
Students wishing to take the written field exam OR to fulfill a field requirement through submitting coursework must: 1) Take the Cluster's core course, Sociology 230A, and 2) take two elective courses from the list below:
- Core Course: Race and Ethnicity, SOC 230A
Elective Courses:
- Soc 239: Race, Class and Educational Inequality
- Soc 239: Race and Ethnicity in Global Perspective
- Soc 239: Sociology of Credit and Debt
- Soc 249: Racialization and Assimilation
- Soc 268: Crimmigration
*In order to take the written field exam, students should initiate the process by 1) contacting the Cluster coordinator and 2) obtaining from the coordinator the Cluster's reading list.
*In order to meet the course-based field exam requirement, email the major assignments (final paper or exam) to the cluster coordinator.