Michael Middleton's article in Social Forces, "Rethinking migrant reception in the age of color-blind racism: an experimental approach," explores the role racialization processes play in attitudes toward migrants and whether these processes vary across different questions of acceptance.
Axl Kaminski presented a working paper titled "Diagnosing Dangerousness: The Discursive Struggle Over Spoiled Identities in California Board of Parole Hearings" at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting in San Francisco.
Jennifer Krebsbach's article, "Increasing Online Attendance Using Insignificantly Impactful Extra Credit as Positive Reinforcement" was recently published in the Journal of Educators Online.
Chendong presented his dissertation chapter Interethnic Personalities: Tumed Mongols and the Rise of the Chinese Communist Party at the AAS-in-Asia Conference in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
Irina Chukhray presented her dissertation research "Are school counselors the best informational resources for immigrant-origin students seeking college admission?" at the Pacific Sociological Association's Annual Conference in March.
