IRiSS welcomes its 2022 Dissertation Fellows

Congratulations to IRiSS's ninth cohort of Dissertation Fellows! Follow the links below to learn more about each Fellow's research.

• Feyaad Allie (Political Science)
  Power, Exclusion, and Identity: The Politics of the Muslim Disadvantage in India
• Sakaria Auelua-Toomey (Psychology)
  The Path of Least Resistance: Meta-Beliefs and Social Inequality
• Danielle Boles (Psychology)
  When Being Healthy Means Being White: Psychosocial Barriers to Healthy Eating among Racial Minority Americans
• Brian Higgins (Economics)
  Racial Segmentation in the Housing Market and the Racial Wealth Gap
• Amy Johnson (Sociology)
  From Deviance to Diagnosis: Cultural Meanings of Mental Health
• Soyoung Lee (Political Science)
  Valuable to Any and None: What States Fight For and Why
• Yingdan Lu (Communication)
  Road to Compliance? Online Fandom and State Mobilization in China
• Bethany Nichols (Sociology)
  The Cost of Sexual Violence: How Sexual Violence Shapes Economic Pathways
• Erik Santoro (Psychology)
  Bridging Societal Divides Through Listening
• Weronika Tomczyk (Anthropology)
  Multispecies Relationships in the Northern Provinces of the Wari Empire, Modern Peru
• Hesu Yoon (Sociology)
  The Social Construction of Neighborhood Desirability

The IRiSS Dissertation Fellowship is supported by a generous gift from IRiSS Advisory Board Member Birong Hu.