Elizabeth Kiester, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Sociology, Sociology and Anthropology at Albright College
From Reading, Pa.
From Reading, Pa.
Dr. Elizabeth Kiester specializes in Gender and Family Studies particularly within labor market organizations and globally with regard to immigration. Her most current research projects focus on the impact of COVID-19, precarious status, detention, and deportation on immigrant communities. She teaches a wide spectrum of classes including Sociology of the Family, Race, Ethnicity, Status, and Families, Parenting and Technology, and Immigration and Transnational Families. She received her PhD in Sociology from Utah State University (Logan, UT) and her BA in Political Science and Sociology from Carroll College (Helena, MT).
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Albright College faculty shared their deep expertise and original research with international audiences over the summer months of 2022: Guillaume deSyon, Ph.D., Lancaster, Pa. Professor of History Guillaume de Syon presented a paper, "Constructin...
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Elizabeth Kiester, Ph.D. was recognized for earning an academic award
Henry P. and M. Paige Laughlin Annual Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching
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Elizabeth Kiester, Ph.D. was recognized for earning an academic award
Graduate Instructor of the Year; Department of Sociology, Social Work, and Anthropology, Utah State University
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Elizabeth Kiester, Ph.D. was recognized for earning an academic award
Graduate Researcher of the Year; Department of Sociology, Social Work, and
Anthropology, Utah State University
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Elizabeth Kiester, Ph.D. was recognized for earning an academic award
Graduate Researcher of the Year; College of Humanities and Social Sciences
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