Emilce Santana
Assistant Professor
- Contact
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- santana@tamu.edu
- LASB 380
- Professional Links
- Personal Website
- Degree From
- Princeton University
- Department
- Department of Sociology
Research Interests
- Race and Ethnicity
- Immigration
- Social Stratification
Courses Taught at Texas A&M
- SOCI 317: Racial and Ethnic Relations
- SOCI 337: International Migration
Bio
Emilce Santana is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Texas A&M University. She received her doctorate in sociology with a specialization in Population Studies in 2019 from Princeton University. She came to Texas A&M in the summer of 2019 under the university’s Accountability, Climate, Equity, and Scholarship (ACES) Faculty Fellows Program. Her research interests include immigrant integration, colorism, and cross-ethnoracial relationships. She has published her work in The Sociological Quarterly, Race and Social Problems, and Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race.
Representative Publications
- Santana, Emilce. 2018. “Situating Perceived Discrimination: How Do Skin Color and Acculturation Shape Perceptions of Discrimination Among Latinos?” The Sociological Quarterly.
Representative Awards
- Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Scholars (2017-2018; 2018-2019)