CSEJ Member Affiliates
CSEJ faculty affiliates work in a variety of fields and study topics at the intersection of social, environmental, and economic justice.
Take a look at the gallery below to meet current CSEJ faculty affiliates and click their card to bring you to their research page.
Stephen Bollens
Aquatic Ecology
Tom Tripp
Psychology of workplace conflicts
Thabiti Lewis
African American literature and African diaspora culture, popular culture and race theory
Tahira Probst
Occupational health and safety; the effects of organizational change on employee health, safety and well-being; workplace diversity
Susan Finley
Educational issues associated with economic poverty and homelessness, diversity, access to education
Sue Peabody
The law of slavery, freedom and citizenship in France in the 17th through 19th centuries
Steven Fountain
Environmental history, specifically human-animal relations, Native American rights and issues, and the interactions of people and arid landscapes
Steve Sylvester
Health effects of contaminants in drinking water
Shameem Rakha
Racial and social injustice, cultural competence, student civic engagement
Sam Lohmann
Accessible learning materials; research practices; poetry and poetics
Pavithra Narayanan
Economic and social policies, civil liberties, gender and globalization
Meagan Lobnitz
Race, gender and identity social justice, access to education
Mark Stephen
The interface between citizen participation, bureaucratic politics and environmental policy
Marcelo Diversi
Decolonizing scholarship, identity development in educational contexts among disenfranchised youth and families, ethnography of street youth
Linda Mabry
Educational testing and effects on students of different income levels
Laurie Mercier
U.S. post-1945 social history and the intersections of social movements with American politics, economy and foreign policy
Kevan Moffet
Hydrology, Ecohydrology, and Landscape Dynamic
Katherine Rodela
Equity-oriented school and district leadership; social justice in education
Jerry Goodstein
Management and operations, business ethics
Elizabeth Soliday
Maternal-child health and pediatric health
Desiree Hellegers
Social movements, civil liberties, environmental justice, cultural and political organizing among homeless people
Connie Nguyen Truoc
Public/population/community health, Asian Americans, immigrants, refugees, health disparities, participatory and qualitative research
Carol Siegel
Sexuality and gender in literature, film and contemporary music
Avantika Bawa
Drawings and installations that respond to the site they occupy
Roben White
Cheyenne-Lakota activist
Julian Ankney
Coordinator of Native Programs, lecturer in English.
Linda Eddy
Director, Vancouver Nursing Programs / Associate Professor
Renny Christopher
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Paul Thiers
Associate Professor of Political Science
Andra Chastain
Assistant Professor of History
Colin Grier
Professor of Archaeology
Luz Maria Gordillo
Assistant Dean for Inclusive Excellence, Associate Professor and Program Leader of History
George Newman
Teaching Associate Professor of Physics
Johanna Phelps
Associate Professor, Director of Technical and Professional Writing
Kandy Robertson
Professor, Career Track & Writing Center Coordinator
Wendy Olson
Associate Professor of English and Director of Composition and Writing Assessment
Donna Sinclair
Adjunct Faculty of History
Catherine Van Son
Professor
Remembering Clay Mosher (1961-2022)
CSEJ honors the contributions of Sociology Professor Clay Mosher, who died unexpectedly on January 30. Prof. Mosher was a founding member and long time supporter and contributor to the Collective, who drafted CSEJ’s first Clark County Equity Report in 2010 during his tenure as Research Coordinator for the Collective. Prof. Mosher was a recipient of the 2013 Sahlin Faculty Excellence Award for Outreach and Engagement for his tireless work addressing racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
