Rachel Kulick, PhD

Associate Professor

Sociology / Anthropology

Curriculum Vitae

Contact

508-999-8138

508-999-8808

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Liberal Arts 392D

Education

2010

Brandeis University

PhD in Sociology

2003

Harvard Graduate School of Education

MEd in Education

1993

Union College

BS in Psychology

Teaching

Sustainability
Media Studies
Research Methods
Social Constructions of Whiteness

Teaching

Programs

Teaching

Online and Continuing Education Courses

SOA 211: Thinking through Writing

Introduction to various discipline-specific forms of writing through in-depth exploration of questions about the social and cultural world. Specific topics will vary, but all sections focus on the development of informational literacy, research, writing, and analytic skills relevant to sociological and anthropological inquiry. Required for SOA majors, may be taken before or concurrently with SOA 200.

Research

Research activities

Community-based resilience and innovation in response to climate change
Community-based approaches to food justice and building local food systems

Research

Research interests

Climate Change
Food Systems
Social Movements
Participatory Action Research

Select publications

See curriculum vitae for more publications

Rachel Kulick (2019).
More time in the kitchen, less time on the streets: the micropolitics of cultivating an ethic of care in alternative food networks
Local Environment: An International Journal of Justice and Sustainability, 24, 37-51.
Rachel Kulick (2014).
What do you see that I cannot? Peer Facilitations of Difference and Conflict in the Collective Production of Independent Youth Media
Interface: A Journal for and about Social Movements, 6, 301-327.
Rachel Kulick (2014).
Making Media for Themselves: Strategic Dilemmas of Prefigurative Work in Independent Media Outlets
Social Movement Studies, 13