Students
Many graduate students are also actively engaged in the Center for the Study of Social Movements. Graduate students present papers in SPAM, actively work to publish social movements related research, engage professionally as editors of Mobilizing Ideas, and are the core of the center's efforts. Below are the graduate students currently involved in the center along with their areas of research interests.
Sarah Neitz
sneitz@nd.edu
Areas of Interest: Culture, Social Movements, Sociology of Art, Revolutionary Movements, Authoritarian Regimes
Tomás Gold
Areas of Interest: Sociology of Party Politics, Culture and Social Theory, Social Movements and Digital Activism, Comparative and Historical Methods, Sociology of Knowledge and Expertise, Global and Transnational Sociology.
Luiz Vilaca
lvilaca@nd.edu
Areas of interest: Political Sociology, Social Movements, Organizations, State Administration and Policy Process
Anna Johnson
Areas of Interest: Social Movements, Culture, Religion, Tourism/Pilgrimage
Natalie Bourman-Karns
Areas of Interest: Social Movements (protests, allies, leadership), Sociology of Emotions, Power Dynamics, Quantitative Methods, Qualitative Methods
Roger Cadena
Areas of Interest: Cultural Sociology, Political Sociology, Race and Ethnicity, Sociology of Education
Jaylexia Clark
Areas of Interest: Race and Ethnicity, Social Movements, Stratification and Inequality
Chang Liu
Areas of Interest: Political Sociology, Organization, Development, Culture, Social Movement
Jamya Robinson
Areas of Interest: Race and Ethnicity, Social Movements, Sociology of Education