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Carmel Price

Carmel’s Affiliate project focuses on supporting working-class students. Her project is rooted in her research on food insecurity on college campuses, which is grounded in
literature on how college often exacerbates inequality (instead of being an avenue for class mobility).

Carmel Price is an Associate Professor of Sociology and an Affiliate Faculty of the Center for Arab American Studies and the Women and Gender Studies programs at the University of Michigan – Dearborn.

Carmel’s Recent Blog Posts

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How Does Your Class Background Influence Your Teaching Practices?

Do you think about socioeconomic class when you teach? Not in terms of the content that you teach bu…

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Education, Class Mobility, and Pedagogy

My HUB Affiliate project is deeply rooted in my work on the College and University Pantries (CUP) Re…