Sylvie Tuder
I am a PhD student in UNC's Department of Sociology and a Biosocial Trainee at the CPC with research interests in the structural determinants of population health at the intersections of race/ethnicity, gender, and sexual minority status. I use a biosocial framework to explore the ways that exposure and resistance to structural oppression become embodied across the life course through stress and resilience processes. I also consider how punishment and social control in carceral and educational institutions generate and maintain inequities in population health and mortality.
Research Interests
Population health, life course, race/racism, gender/sexuality, surveillance and social control