Bio

Christine Barriento is a second year graduate student in residence. Her research interests include race, immigration, ethnicity, education, gender, class, and employment. Christine is a teaching assistant. Christine is a member of the American Sociological Association and the International Sociology Honors Society. At her undergraduate institution she received the Benjamin Mellon Mays Fellowship from 2009-2011.

Education

2011 B.A. Sociology & History, Queens College CUNY

Research

• Comprehensive Exam (in process) “Disaggregating the Latina Homogenized Identity: Structural Effects on the Latina Education Experience”
• Sociology Thesis, 2011 (Quesens College CUNY) “Why Can't We All Just Get Along: A Study of Latino Conflict in New York City”

Teaching

TA Experience
Sociology 222 – Sociology of the Family, Fall 2012
Sociology 106 – Race, Class, Gender & Ethnicity, Spring 2012
Sociology 110 – Introduction to Sociology, Fall 2011
Sociology 220 – Sociology of Amercian Culture, Fall 2011
Sociology 212 – Sociological Analysis (Fall 2010, Queens College)