Thankful that our new article is available online in NVSQ! We (@matthewbaggetta.bsky.social @bradrfulton.bsky.social @renzorivaaguero.bsky.social) test US civil society orgs’ ability to convene diverse members, thereby forming a “diversity layer” of civil society journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

The U.S. relies on immigrant physicians. What if they no longer want to come? : Shots - Health News : NPR www.npr.org/sections/sho...

Funding Uncertainty Is Hurting US Health Research — "The R&D ecosystem itself is fragile because uncertainty is a killer," said one policy expert. www.medpagetoday.com/publichealth...

Dr. Brad Fulton, one of OCE’s lab directors, was recently recognized for his research on philanthropy and racism. Congratulations, Dr. Fulton! www.linkedin.com/posts/observ...

Me: *tries to drive to campus* *immediately spins out and hits a curb* After two winters in Cambodia, this is gonna be brutal…

🤦🏻‍♂️😔😔😔

NPR has aired a story about turmoil regarding Indiana University's treatment of the Indiana Daily Student newspaper, and the lawsuit its adult advisor filed after the school fired him. The story on preserving free speech for student journalists spreads. https://loom.ly/Q_eRgcg

Just me, talking about my dissertation to anyone who will listen 😅 (and enjoying the fall foliage 🍂)

As someone who worked on student newspapers for 8+ years, I'm appalled at how IU is treating workers at the IDS. Shoutout to these students for standing up for free speech. www.idsnews.com/article/2025...

Later this month, I'll be giving a virtual talk on my forthcoming book, "Reimagining Aid" for the Hopkin's Center for Global Poverty's Future of Foreign Aid Series. Zoom link on the website below! sites.krieger.jhu.edu/cgp/future-o...

Big thank you to everyone who attended yesterday and provided feedback!

“As a medical humanist, I reject the shallow and brittle terms on which empathy is so often taught in medicine.” Rachel Pearson (@peopledoctor.bsky.social) on the place of empathy in medical education.

Spoiler: transnational organizational settings create ambiguous working conditions for healthcare professionals. In their efforts to negotiate order, interacting professionals find ways to reconfigure work roles and role relationships in ways that disrupt professional status hierarchies in medicine.

Excited to be working on my book talks schedule!

It's that time of year again-- submit to the ESS mini-conference on Health Professions Education! This year's theme is "Transforming and Repairing Health Professions Education." Deadline to submit is October 15: ess2026.exordo.com/login. See more info below 👇

I am glad to see this article in print! Here, we build a bridge between institutional theory and the theory of racialized organizations to draw attention to how social interactions provide a dynamic view of racialization in and by organizations. Check it out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Reimagine Aid, Don’t Destroy It Reya Farber, @renusingh.bsky.social, @josephharrisbu.bsky.social, @aliciay.bsky.social & team link.springer.com/article/10.1...

The Medical Sociology section of ASA has a new account up & running so we can bring you live coverage of #ASA2025! Please follow and share! @asamedsoc.bsky.social

New commentary piece in Studies of Comparative International Development with social science colleagues who study global health and international development: "Reimagine Aid, Don’t Destroy It" link.springer.com/article/10.1... @josephharrisbu.bsky.social ‪@aliciay.bsky.social + others

Check us out!

“The bill would ‘make college less affordable,’ said Lynn Pasquerella, president of the American Association of Colleges and Universities, adding that schools could become less economically and racially diverse.”

Sharing because I found this to be a useful reference when talking about the current state of higher ed with friends, family, and other people on the outside looking in www.npr.org/2025/06/10/n...

A great award for a great article, congrats @profmarycollier.bsky.social!!! 🎉

"Scientists fear that the sweeping cuts could do long-term damage to U.S. scientific research, which has long driven medical and financial progress for the nation. 'The country is going to be mourning the loss of this enterprise for decades,' said Dr. Harold Varmus.." www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

I’ve been looking forward to this conference for months! Glad to be back at Migration & Organizations, and big thank you to @profzeke.bsky.social @prithwirajc.bsky.social and the other organizers for putting together a great lineup of presentations!

Checked in and ready to present more dissertation findings this morning at SSS in Charlotte!! 😁

Goffman 🤝🏻 global health Tune into a live webinar that I will be giving with the Center for Khmer Studies this Wednesday at 9:30pm EST to see how physicians from the Global North use impression management strategies to overcome various constraints when treating patients in Cambodian NGOs 👨🏻‍⚕️🏥🇰🇭

Sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, economists and other social scientists interested in global health: Please sign & share this open letter to admin & Congressional leadership condemning the dismantling of US global health funding and institutions: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...