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21 results for "Christina Ciocca Eller"

21 results for "Christina Ciocca Eller"

Christina Ciocca Eller

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Research Interests: Social inequality / stratification, Organizations, Education, Race/Ethnicity, Culture, Urban Sociology, Mixed Methods Research.

Christina Ciocca Eller is Assistant Professor of Sociology and Social Studies (effective July 2019). She...

Bethany Varrichio

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Responsibilities: Faculty Assistant to Professors Christina Ciocca Eller, Christina Cross, Sam Donahue, Dahlia Showalter, and Adaner Usmani.

 

Inequality and Higher Education

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Culture and Social Analysis Workshop presentations by Christina Ciocca Eller Harvard University Fumiya Uchikoshi Harvard University Yuki Asahina University of Manchester

Lilly Yu

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(Sociology & Social Policy, May 2023)
Thesis Title: Distributing Representation: Nonprofit, Private, and Pro Bono Attorneys' Legal Advocacy for Immigrant Clients
Committee: Jocelyn Viterna (Chair), Mary C. Waters, and Christina Ciocca Eller
Initial...

Elena Ayala-Hurtado

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(Sociology, May 2024)
Thesis Title: 'This Isn't Quite What I Expected': Insecurity among Young College Graduates in the United States and Spain
Committee: Michèle Lamont (Chair), Alexandra A. Killewald (University of Michigan), Bart Bonikowski (New York...

Leah E. Gose

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(Sociology, May 2023)

Thesis Title: Feeding the Need: Charitable Food-Providing Organizations and Gaps in the Social Safety Net

Committee: Theda Skocpol (Chair), Christina Ciocca Eller, Mario Luis Small (Columbia University), and Margaret Weir (Brown...

Six Class of 2024 students receive prestigious Hoopes Prize

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The department would like to congratulate six graduating seniors who received the 2024 Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize. The Hoopes Prize is awarded to undergraduates on the basis of outstanding scholarly work or research, usually in the form of a senior thesis...

Education and Society

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Schools and colleges are transforming the lives of individual learners and their families. They play a core role in society. At the same time, they are continuously transformed by politics, markets, and scientific, technological, and cultural change...