SCIENCE IN HUMAN CULTURE PROGRAM

Katharine Anderson - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 1995
Mentor: Harold Perkin

Field: Modern British History of Science, Published book based upon Dissertation: Predicting the Weather: Victorians and the Science of Meteorology, Current Position: Professor of History, York University, Ontario, Canada

Karl Appuhn - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 1999
Mentor: Ed Muir

Field: Early Modern European, Environment, Published book based upon Dissertation: A Forest on the Sea: Environmental Expertise in Renaissance Venice, Prizes: Herbert Baxter Adams Prize AHA, Weyerhaeuser Prize for Best Book in Conversation History, Delmas Prize for Best Book in Venetian Studies, Current Position: Associate Professor, History, New York University

Chernoh Alpha M. Bah - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2023
Mentor: Helen Tilley

Field: Global Health, Global Finance & Banking, Human Rights, International Organizations, Labor, Political Economy, Science & Technology Policy,  Dissertation: “Resolving an Empire Problem: Public Health, Convict Labor, and the Revenue Crisis in Colonial Sierra Leone, 1914-1944", Education:  B.A. in History, Sociology, and Diploma in African Studies, Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone, Current Position: Postdoctoral Research Associate in International and Public Affairs at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University.

Kevin Baker - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2020
Mentor: Ken Alder

Dissertation: “World Processors: Computer Simulation, the Limits to Growth, and the Birth of Sustainable Development", Education: M.A., History, B.A., History and Political Science, Georgia State University.

Savina Balasubramanian - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2018
Mentor: Ann Orloff

Fields: Gender, Sexuality & Reproduction and Science, Technology, Health & Medicine,  Dissertation: Communicating Contraception: Social Science and the Politics of Population Control in Cold War India, Grant: Buffett Institute for Global Studies, Education:  M.A., Sociology, Northwestern University, B.A., Sociology, Colby College, Current Position: Assistant Professor, Sociology, Loyola University

Jessica Biddlestone Woodhouse - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2019
Mentors: Sarah Maza and Ken Alder

Dissertation: “Empire in Ruins: France in Roman Africa 1830-1900", Current Position: Assistant Director of Academic and Career Advising at the Pritzker School of Law, Northwestern University.

Colin Bos - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., History - 2023
Mentor: Helen Tilley

Dissertation: Conservators of the World: Relics, Archaeology, and the State in Southwestern Nigeria, Current Position: Postdoctoral Research Associate and Lecturer.

Genevieve Carlton - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2011
Mentors: Edward Muir and Ken Alder

Field: Early Modern Italian Culture and Cartography, Published book based upon Dissertation: Worldly Consumers: The Demand for Maps in Renaissance Italy, Former Position: Tenured Associate Professor, History, University of Louisville, Current Position: Writer, Historial Novelist

William Cavert - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2011
Mentor: Ethan Shagan

Field: Early Modern British Environmental History, Book published based upon Dissertation: The Smoke of London: Energy and Environment in the Early Modern City, Prizes: Whitfield Prize from The Royal Historical Society 2017; John Ben Snow Prize in History from the North American Conference on British Studies; The Turku Prize in Environmental History from the European Society for Environmental History, Current Position: Associate t Professor, History, St. Thomas University

Teri Chettiar - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2013
Mentor: Alex Owen

Field: Modern British History, History of Human Sciences, Book to be published based upon Dissertation: "The Psychiatric Family: How Private Life Became Political in Welfare-State Britain (in press Chicago, 2020), Current Position: Associate Professor, History, University of Illinois-Urbana, Champaign

Beatrice Choi - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., - 2024 - Communications
Mentors: Claudio Benzecry and Dilip Gaonkar

Dissertation: "Inventing Technologies of Consequence: Open-Source Software and the Politics of Techoscientific Innovation in Brazil", Education: M.A., Media, Culture, and Communication, New York University, B.A., Communication and International Studies, University of California San Diego

Catherine Clepper - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Screen Cultures - 2016
Mentor: Scott Curtis

Fields: Mid-Century Film & Television, Exhibition History, Dissertation: "The Rigged House: Gimmicky, Exhibition, and Embodies Spectatorship in Mid-Century American Movie-Going", Education: M.A., Screen Cultures, Northwestern University, B.A., Film, Television, Theater & Gender Studies, University of Notre Dame, Current Position: Assistant Professor of Practice at Rutgers University, Newark

Maria Dikcis - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., English - 2021
Mentor: Harris Feinsod

Field: 20th- and 21st-Century American Literature; African American, Asian American, and Latinx Literatures; Critical Race and Ethnic Studies; Poetry and Poetics; Digital Media; Data Science; Critical Prison Studies, Dissertation: Ink, Wave, Signal, Code: Multiethnic American Poetry's Media Ecologies After 1965, Current Position: Leadig Edge Fellow, American Council of Learned Societies

Gil Engelstein - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2022
Mentor: Deborah Cohen

Dissertation: "Queer Europe: Gay Liberation Between Market and Movement", Education: B.A., History & Literature, Tel Aviv University, Israel, Current Position: Franklin Institute Fellow

Bonnie Ernst - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2018
Mentor: Ken Alder

Dissertation: “Women in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Gender, Rights, and Punishment in Michigan”, Education: M.A., Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Oxford, B.S., History, University of Chicago Current Position: Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Law, University of Florida

Mallory Fallin - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Sociology - 2022
Mentor: Steven Epstein

Field: Climate Change and Environmental Justice, Dissertation: Diagnosing the Future: Translating Climate Change into Public Health

Mary Beth Finch - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2015
Mentor: Carol Heimer

Fields: Morality, Consumers and Consumption, Culture, Religion, Gender and Qualitive Methods, Dissertation: "Selling Fair Trade: Markets, Morality and Ambiguity", Education: M.A., Sociology, Northwestern University, B.A., Sociology, University of Missouri - Columbia

Matthew Wong Foreman - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2023
Mentors: Peter J. Carroll and Melissa Macauley

Dissertation: "Science and Security: Constructing the Modern Chinese Citizen, 1900-1966", Education: BA History, Philosophy, University of Hong Kong and MSt, Global and Imperial History, Oxford University

Chelsea Frazier - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., African American Studies - 2019
Mentor: Michelle Wright

Fields: Black Feminist Theory, Environmental Thought, Dissertation: "Repurposing Queens: Excavating a Black Feminist Eco-Ethic in a Time of Ecological Peril", Education: M.A., African American Studies, Northwestern University, M.A., American Studies, Purdue University, B.A., Women's Studies, Barnard College, Current Position:  Assistant Professor of English, Cornell University

Dario Gaggio - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 1999
Mentor: Ken Alder

Field: European Social History and Technology, Book published based upon Dissertation: In Gold We Trust: Social Capital and Economic Change in the Italian Jewelry Towns, Prize: 1993 Romani Prize, Current Position: Professor, Department of History, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Claudia Garcia-Rojas - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D. - African American Studies - 2023
Mentor: Sylvester Johnson

Dissertation: "Blackness and the U.S. National Security Paradigm: Legacies of Counterintelligence and Black Liberation, 1900-Present"

Livia Garofalo - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Anthropology - 2022
Mentor: Rebecca Seligman

Dissertation: "An Uncertain Prognosis: Critical Care in Critical Times in Argentina", Education: BS and MA in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Bologna, Italy, Current Position: Researcher with the Health and Data Teams at the Data and Society Research Institute

J. Lynn Gazley - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 1999
Mentor: Carol Heimer

Field: Medical Sociology, Dissertation: "Our Particular Patients: Local Relevance in Clinical Research", Current Position: Professor of Sociology, Chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, The College of New Jersey

Bernard Geoghegan - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., School of Communications - 2012
Mentors: Sam Weber and Ken Alder

Field: History of the Information Sciences, Dissertation: "The Cybernetic Apparatus: Media, Liberalism, and the Reform of Human Sciences", Fellowship: Research Fellowship, Institute for Cultural History and Theory, Humboldt University of Berlin (2011-16), Current Position: Senior Lecturer, History and Theory of Digital Media, Kings College, London

Joseph Guisti - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Sociology 2019
Mentor: Carol Heimer

 Field: Sociology of knowledge, addiction, sociology of health and illness, and organizations and institutions, Dissertation: Discipline and Empower: "Doing Something" about Addiction in Mexico City, Current Position: Director of Data and Impact at St. Joseph Center

Darcy Hughes Heuring - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2011
Mentors: Alexandra Owen and Ken Alder

Field: Modern British and Colonial Medicine, Dissertation: “Colonial Health and the Responsibilities of Empire: Great Britain, American Philanthropy, and the Problem of ‘Improvement’ in the Early Twentieth-Century British West Indies", Current Position: Director of the Masters of Arts Program in the Social Sciences, University of Chicago

Bennett Jones - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., History - 2021
Mentors: Susan Pearson and Lydia Barnett

Dissertation: "‘The Indians Say’: Settler Colonialism and the Scientific Study of North America, 1722 to 1848" Education: BFA  School of the Art Institute of Chicago, MA in Museum Studies, University of Florida. Current Position: Postdoctoral Instructor in American History, California Institute of Technology  

Norman Joshua - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2023
Mentor: Haydon Cherry

Field: Modern Southeast Asian history, Modern East Asian history, and Modern Indonesian history, Dissertation: Fashioning Authoritarianism: Militarization in Indonesia, 1930-1965, Current Position: Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution

Robert Kiely - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 1995
Mentor: Betty Jo Dobbs

Field: Early Modern European History of Science, Dissertation: “The Architect in the Alembic: Chemistry, Neoplatonism, and Religion in Seventeenth Century English Generation Theory”, Current Position: Adjunct Professor, School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Andrew Wooyoung Kim - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Anthropology - 2020
Mentors: Christopher Kuzawa, Thomas McDade

Field: human biology, global mental health, developmental origins of health and disease, cross-cultural psychiatry and critical medical anthropology, Dissertation: Biological memories of apartheid: Intergenerational effects of apartheid-based trauma on birth outcomes, stress physiology, and mental health in Soweto, South Africa, Eduation: B.S. in Anthropology & Human Biology, Emory University, Current Position: Assistant Professor in Biological Anthropology, University of California Berkeley

Marcel Knudsen - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2018
Mentors: Leslie McCall and Robert Nelson

Field: Work and Inequality, Organizations, Dissertation: "What's in a Wage: Minimum Wage Increases and Workplace Hierarchies in the Restaurant Industry", Education: M.A., Sociology, Northwestern University, B.A., Sociology and Economics, University of Chicago

Anne Koenig - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2013
Mentor: Robert Lerner

Fields: Medieval Germany and Medical/Mental History, Dissertation: "Out of Their Minds: Madness, Medicine and Society in Late Medieval Germany"

Elizabeth Koselka - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Anthropology - 2023
Mentor: William Leonard

Dissertation: "Logics of Eating in Alicante, Spain: Biosocial Relationships Connecting Migration, Food, Stress, and Health", Education: BA University of Wisconsin, Current Position: U.S. Fulbright Postdoctoral Fellow in Spain

Jessica Koski - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2015
Mentor: Steven Epstein

Fields: Science and Technology studies; Sociology of Law; Social Movements, Dissertation:"Human Rights and the Warming World: Knowing Change as a Socio-Legal Problem"

Elizabeth Lenaghan - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Media, Technology & Society - 2012
Mentor: Wendy Griswold

Field: Communication Sudies, History of Technology, Dissertation: "Print Matters: Collecting Physical Books in a Digital Age", Current Position: Director and Associate Professor of Instruction at The Cook Family Writing Program and Assistant Director of The Writing Place, Northwestern University

Jacob Henry Leveton - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Art History - 2021
Mentor: Stephen F. Eisenman

Field: Global Modern and Contemporary Art, Dissertation: "William Blake's Radical Ecology", Current Position: Program Coordinator, Institute for Humanities Research, Arizona State University

Elise Lipkowitz - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2009
Mentor: Ken Alder

Field: Eighteenth-Century Atlantic Science, Dissertation: “The Sciences Are Never at War?: The Scientific Republic of Letters in the Era of the French Revolution, 1789-1815"

Stacy Lom - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2013
Mentor: Wendy Espeland

Field: Sociology of Culture, Dissertation: "Sometimes Less Is More: The Development and Effects of Evaluative Cultures", Education: M.A., Northwestern University, B.A. Connecticut College, Current Position: Assistant Professor, Sociology, University of Central Arkansas

Gemma Mangione - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2016
Mentor: Wendy Griswold

Field: Culture, Health and Illness, Dissertation: "Making Sense of Things: Access and The Therapeutic Turn in Museum Gardens and Galleries", Fellowship: American Association of University Women (2015), Education: M.A., Sociology, B.S., Journalism and Art History, Northwestern University

Katya Ann Maslakowski - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2022
Mentor: Deborah Cohen

Dissertation: “Men of Violence: Colonial Violence, Counterinsurgency Expertise and the end of the British Empire, 1919-1998”, Education: MA Modern British History Loyola University, MA History of Religions, University of Chicago, Current Position: Assistant Professor, The University of Southern Mississippi

Alka Menon - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Sociology - 2018
Mentor: Steven Epstein

Field: Medicine, Race & Social Identity, Dissertation: "Looking Good: Race and Cosmetic Surgery in Transnational Perspective", Grant: NSF Section of Science, Technology & Society (2016), Education: M.A., Sociology, Northwestern University, B.A., Biological Sciences, Cornell University, Current Position: Assistant Professor of Sociology, Yale University

Jessica Meyer - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2019
Mentor: Jeremy Freese

Fields: Health & Social Epidemiology, Medical Sociology, Gender, Social Inequality, Work & Occupations, Dissertation: "(Not) Working to Sleep: Employment's Contribution to Gender and Socioeconomic Sleep Differences", Education: M.S., Statistics and M.A., Sociology, Northwestern University, B.A., Sociology and Anthropology, Indiana University, Current Position: Postdoctoral Scholar, Biosocial Training Program, Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

Jaimie Morse - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Sociology - 2018
Mentor: Steven Epstein

Field: Sociology of Science, Medicine, Dissertation:"Technologies of Bearing Witness: The Politics of Knowledge Production, Commemoration, and Memory Formation in the Context of Mass Atrocities",  Fellowship: Postdoctoral Fellowship in Public Health at Yale University (2019), Presidential Fellowship, Northwestern University, Current Position: Assistant Professor, Sociology, University of California, Santa Cruz

Saheli Nath - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology/MORS - 2019
Mentor: Brayden King

Dissertation: "Some Rise by Sin and Some by Virtue Fall: Empirical Articles on Socially Responsible Investing in Financial Markets", Current Position: Associate Professor of Managment in the College of Business at the University of Central Oklahoma

Alexandra Neame - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Political Science - 2019
Mentor: Mary Dietz

Field: Political Theory and Science Studies, Dissertation: "Truth in the Milieu of Politics: Knowledge, Authority and Democratic Freedom", Grants: The International Center for the Humanities  (2017-8), UCSB, Current Position: Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science, Reed College

Guy Ortolano - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2005
Mentors: T.W. Heyck and Ken Alder

Field: Modern British Culture and Science, Published book based upon Dissertation: "The Two-Cultures Controversy: Science, Literature, and Cultural Politics in Postwar Britain", Fellowships: British Union Fellowship, de Karman Fellowship, Northwestern University Presidential Fellowship, Current Position: Chair and Professor of History, New York University

Kellie Owens - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2017
Mentor: Steven Epstein

Fields: Science and Technology Studies; Sociology of Medicine; Gender Studies, Dissertation: "Too Much of a Good Thing: Risk Perception and Practice Variation in Contemporary American Childbirth", Current Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health, New York University Grossman School of Medicine

Alison Pion - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2004
Mentor: Alexandra Owen

Field: Modern British Social and Medical History, Dissertation: “Progressive Thought and the Rhetoric of Reproduction in Late Victorian Britain"

Adam Plaiss - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., History - 2015
Mentor: Ken Alder

Field: American Technology, Dissertation: "The Rise of Technological Citizenship: Infrastructure in Progressive Era America", Prizes: Co-winner 2010 Romani Prize, Best First-Year Paper “The Creation of the American Road/Map System," 2011-12 L. B. Smith Prize - Best Teaching Assistant

Rachel Plotnick - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Media, Technology & Society - 2013
Mentor: Jennifer Light

Field: History of Technology and Communication Studies, Dissertation: "Signal and Switch: A Cultural History of the Push-Button Interface", Book: Power Button: A History of Pleasure, Panic and the Politics of Pushing, Current Position: Professor, The Media School, Indiana University Bloomington

Cassidy Puckett - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2015
Mentor: Jeremy Freese

Fields: Technological Change and Educational, Occupational and Health Inequalities, Dissertation: "The Greek Instinct: Technological Change, Digital Adaptability and Social Inequality, Education: M.A., Education, Stanford University, B.A., American Civilization, Brown University, Current Position: Associate Professor, Emory University

Jayson Maurice Porter - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2022
Mentor: Paul Gillingham

Dissertation: "Punitive Engineering: Reform, Revolution, & Reconstruction in Mexico and the United States, 1916-1924”, Education: BA Millsaps University, MA University of Oklahoma, Current Position: Post-Doctoral Associate, History, University of Maryland

Sandra F. Racek - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Art History - 2023
Mentor: Claudia Swan

Field: European medical imagery from the early modern period, Current Position: Lecturer, School of the Art Institute, Chicago

Kaelin Rapport - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Anthropology - 2024
Mentor: Adia Benton

Dissertation:"Mobile Confinement: Criminal Justice Reform, Community Supervision, and Carceral Transformations in Milwaukee, Wisconsin", Education: Master of Applied Anthropology from the University of Maryland, Current Position: Policy Analyst at The Center for Law and Social Policy.

Margarita Rayzberg - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2020
Mentor: Steve Epstein

Field: Science, Knowledge & Technology, Dissertation: Controlling the Field: Experimental Social Science and Politics of Evidence in International Development, Fellowship: Postdoctoral Fellow, Cornell University, Department of Science & Technology Studies, 2020-21, Current Position: Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Valparaiso University

Meghan Roberts - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2011
Mentors: Sarah Maza and Ken Alder

Field: French Enlightenment and Science, Published book based upon Dissertation: Living Proof: Intellectual Families and Knowledge Making in Enlightenment France, Fellowships: Jacob K. Javits Fellowship-Department of Education, Millstone Fellowship-Western Society for French History, Presidental Fellowship-Northwestern University, Current Position: Associate Professor of History, Chair of History Department, Bowdoin University

Christopher Robertson

Ph.D., Sociology - 2025
Mentor: Charles Camic

Field: Theory, Sociology of Knowledge/Ideas, Political Sociology and Social Movements, Cultural Sociology and Qualitative Methods, Dissertation: “A Fixation on Belief: Conservative Colleges and the Politics of Truth"

Aileen Robinson - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Theater and Drama - 2016
Mentor: Tracy Davis and Ken Alder

Field: Victorian Magic and Science, Dissertation: "Technological Wonder: The Theatrical Fashioning of Scientific Knowledge, 1780-1905", Grants Received: SSRC, NSF, American Society for Theater Research, Current Postition: Assistant Professor in Performance and Theater Studies, Stanford University

Talia Shabtay - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Art History - 2021
Mentor: Hannah Feldman

Field: Modern and contemporary art with a special focus on the intersections of art, technology, and knowledge production, Dissertation: Machine-Eyed Modern: Art, Science, and Visual Experience in Early Cold War America, Current Position: Research Associate Professor, University of Chicago

Ignacio Siles - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Media, Technology and Society - 2014
Mentors: Pablo Boczkowski

Published book based upon Dissertation: Networked Selves: The Trajectories of Blogging in the United States and France, Education: M.Sc., Communication Studies, University of Montreal, Current Position: Professor of Communication Studies, University of Costa Rica

Matthew Kane Sterenberg - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2007
Mentors: T.W. Heyck and Ken Alder

Field: Modern Britain, History of Science, Dissertation: "The Waste Land, Middle Earth, and the Morris Mini: Mythic Thinking and Modernity in Twentieth-Century Britain", Current Position: Assistant Professor of European History, School of International Liberal Studies, Waseda University, Japan

Adam Syvertsen - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., English - 2024
Mentor: Julia Stern

Dissertation: "A Light From Nowhere: Utopian Fiction and Politics in the Atlantic World, 1802-1859", Current Position: Visiting Assistant Professor in the English Department at Northwestern University

Christopher Tassava - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2003
Mentor: Ken Alder

Field: Twentieth-Century American Technology, Dissertation: “Launching a Thousand Ships: Entrepreneurs, War Workers, and the State in American Shipbuilding, 1940-1945", Prize: Romani Prize (1998), Current Position: Director of the Grants Office, Carleton College

Arielle Tolman - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Sociology - 2022
Mentor: Carol Heimer

Dissertation: “Prosecuting Prisoners: Criminalization of Incarcerated People in an Era of Psychiatric Deinstitutionalization", Education: BA Wesleyan University, Current Poistion: Thomas C. Gray Fellow, Lecturer in Law, Stanford Law School

Stefan Vogler - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2018
Mentor: Hector Carrillo

Field: Sociology, Dissertation: "Ruling Sexuality: Law, Expertise, and the Making of Sexual Knowledge", Education: M.A., Sociology and B.S., Finance, University of Kansas, Current Position: Assistant Professor, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Andrew Wehrman - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2011
Mentor: Timothy Breen

Field: Early America, History of Medicine, Dissertation: “The Contagion of Liberty: Medicine, Class, and Popular Politics in the American Revolution", Current Position: Professor, Central Michigan University

Devin Wiggs - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2024
Mentor: Carol Heimer

DevinWiggs2023@u.northwestern.edu

Dissertation: "Labor's Assets: Unions, Pensions, and Capital Strategies in the American Labor Movement", Current Position: Assistant Professor, Cornell University ILR School

Christine Wood - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Sociology - 2014
Mentor: Charles Camic

Fields: Sociology of Knowledge, Science and Medicine, Dissertation: "Making Gender Matter: Knowledge Ecologies, Contested Research Objects and the Tranjectory of Women's and Gender Studies in American Universities 1970-2010", Education: M.A., Sociology, New School for Social Research, Current Position: Research Assistant Professor, Feinberg Medical School, Northwestern University

Guangshuo Yang - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., History - 2022
Mentor: Peter J. Carroll

Field: Explores the changing conception of animals and its complex relationship with colonialism, nationalism, and modernity, Dissertation: Between the Animal Kingdom and Modern States: Animal Protectionism and the Transcultural Making of Chinese Modernity

Christina B. Young - Graduate Affiliate

Ph.D., Clinical Psychology - 2018
Mentor: Robin Nusslock

Dissertation: "Uncovering the Neural Bases of Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Activity, Static and Dynamic Connectivity and Machine Learning Approaches", Education: M.S., Statistics, Northwestern University, M.S., Clinical Science, Northwestern University, B.S., Psychology, University of California-San Diego, Current Position: Instructor, Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine

Vincent Yung - Cluster Fellow

Ph.D., Sociology - 2020
Mentor: Jeremy Freese

Dissertation: “From the History of Network Visualization, Indicators of Interdisciplinarity, to the Career of Metaphor: Formal & Computational Methods & Illumination of Patterns Otherwise Unknowable." Education: BA Sociology, BS Genetics, UC Berkeley