The Race & Ethnicity (“R&E”) training seminar is a space for students, faculty, and visiting speakers to present and discuss work-in-progress that relates to the sociological study of race and ethnicity. The seminar is facilitated by Mustafa Emirbayer, and student input is highly encouraged.
We hope to cultivate a safe, critical, and generative space for seasoned and new scholars of race to present their work and engage in conversations on reflexivity in race scholarship, how to operationalize race, and many other topics. The R&E brownbag encourages work at the intersections of race, class, and gender and frequently co-sponsors events with Femsem.
We envision the brownbag as a forum that can push us all forward as race scholars. In this vein, we hope that you will join us!
Students can enroll in Soc 987 for 1 credit, or up to 3 credits if they will present their own work in the seminar.