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Jeremy Sutherland ’11 featured on Nice Kicks for Hybrid Nation streetwear brand Outside link
22 August 2022SOAN alum Jeremy Sutherland ’11 talked to Nice Kicks about his streetwear brand Hybrid Nation and his dedication to representing diversity through the clothing he makes. The idea and name for the brand stemmed from a late night chat with some fellow Carls when Sutherland was a student at Carleton.
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SOAN alum Mario Luis Small ’96, Quetelet Professor of Social Science in the department of Sociology at Columbia University, was featured in Columbia News on August 17th. In the profile, he discusses “how his early years in Panama and his iconoclastic view of academia have contributed to his path-breaking research on networks, urban inequality, and qualitative methodology.”
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Pamela Feldman-Savelsberg, Broom Professor of Social Demography and Anthropology at Carleton and co-director of Africana Studies, recently published “Afterword to Mothering Practices in Times of Legal Precarity” in a special issue of Ethnic and Racial Studies. The piece relates findings about how displaced women adapt their mothering practices to the uncertain legal situations in which they live to key terms and issues like agency, structure, time orientations, gendered racialization and belonging.
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Maddie Fry ’22 featured in Comps Insider for “Bringing a Friend Along” project Outside link
6 July 2022SOAN major Maddie Fry ’22 was featured in Comps Insider for their senior comps project entitled “Bringing a Friend Along,” which explores philanthropy and community life in Northfield.
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Constanza Ocampo-Raeder, professor of anthropology at Carleton, was recently interviewed by Amna Khalid, professor of history at Carleton, on an episode of Banished called “Whose Tacos? Cultural Appropriation and the Politics of Cooking and Eating Food.”
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SOAN alum Ed Liebow ’75, who is currently the executive director of the American Anthropological Association, published “Essential Wastewater Work” in Anthropology News.
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Ooi Win Wen ’22 and Clarissa Guzman ’22 featured in Carleton News for Weitz Fellowships Outside link
4 May 2022SOAN major and Cross-Cultural Studies minor Ooi Win Wen and SOAN major and Educational Studies minor Clarissa Guzman were featured in a Carleton news article called “New class of Weitz Fellows travels to Nebraska.” Ooi and Guzman, who were among the students selected for 2022-23 Weitz Fellowships, met with current fellows, the Weitz family, President Alison Byerly, and members of the Career Center as an introduction to the program and a welcome to Omaha and Lincoln.
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SOAN and Dance alum Phil Chan ’06 will deliver Carleton College’s convocation address on Friday, May 6th. As a dancer and arts advocate, he will discuss his journey navigating conversations around race, representation, and inclusion in the performing arts.
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Ooi Win Wen ’22 featured in Carleton News for Student Research and Internship Symposium presentation Outside link
13 October 2021SOAN major and Cross-Cultural Studies minor Ooi Win Wen ’22 was featured in Carleton News article “Meet three Carls presenting at the annual Student Research and Internship Symposium.” Ooi is among more than 150 students who will attend the annual Student Research and Internship Symposium and share their work in internships and research projects from the past summer.
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Izzy Durham ’12 published in Anthropology News Outside link
20 September 2021SOAN and French alum Izzy Durham ’12, a PhD candidate in anthropology at Princeton University, published a piece in Anthropology News titled “What’s So Funny about Ohio’s Vaccine Lottery?” about Ohio’s Vax-a-Million jokes.