Meylin Alesandra Gonzales Huamán

Meylin Alesandra Gonzales Huamán

Doctoral Student in Sociology
Meylin Gonzales Huamán

Research Interests: Social stratification and inequality, race and ethnicity, political agency, marginalization and social movements

Meylin Gonzales Huamán is a doctoral student in Sociology. She has experience with qualitative research for policy and academic audiences on a wide variety of topics such as internal migration, ethnoracial categories and spousal dynamics. Currently, she is interested in examining the intersection of family and job search drawing from the case of Venezuela migration in Latin America.

Previous Degrees:
B.A., Liberal Arts (Concentration in Social and Behavioral Sciences), Soka University of America
M.A., Development Studies, The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

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