Graduate Fellows

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EMILY CAMPBELL
PSE Graduate Fellow 
Department of Sociology
University of Maryland


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Emily Campbell is a PhD student in the Department of Sociology and a fellow of the Program for Society and the Environment.  Emily is particularly interested in social movements and dominant identities, such as whiteness and masculinity. Her research focuses on how social movements maintain and reproduce the systems of stratification they seek to dismantle.
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DANIELLE KOONCE
PSE Graduate Fellow
Department of Sociology
University of Maryland



Danielle Koonce is a 4th year PhD student focused on social movements and race and a fellow of the Program for Society and the Environment.  Danielle is very interested in the ways in which race and geographical space impact individuals' and groups' efforts to mobilize and sustain collective action.  Danielle's research focus is primarily qualitative and she has also helped collect survey data on several large-scale resistance marches under the leadership of Dr. Dana Fisher  
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AMANDA DEWEY
PSE Graduate Fellow
Department of Sociology
University of Maryland




Amanda Dewey is a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology at the University of Maryland and a Graduate Fellow at the Program for Society and the Environment. Her research interests include environmental stewardship, environmental attitudes and values, and human-wildlife relationships.