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Sociology & Anthropology
Bridget Welch
Ph.D., Iowa State University, 2010
Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Office: Morgan Hall 403
- Phone: (309) 298-2418
- E-mail: Professor Welch
Courses
- Soc 100 Introduction to Sociology
- Soc 300 Minority Peoples
- Soc 335 Group Dynamics
- Soc 415 Social Stratification
- Soc 420G Race, Class, and Gender
- Soc 531 Quantitative Methods
Areas of Specialization
- Emotions; Identity; Latino/a Sociology; Networks; Race, Class & Gender; Research Methods; Social Psychology
Publications/Presentations
- Welch, Bridget K. 2010. "Creating a "We" in New Destination Communities: Social Identity as a Source of Social Capital." Midwest Sociological Society meetings. Chicago, IL.
- Welch, Bridget K. 2010. "On Living, Working, and Not Belonging: The Isolation of Latino/a Immigrants in a New Destination Community." Midwest Sociological Society meetings. Chicago, IL.
- Welch, Bridget K. and Anna E. Kosloski. 2010. "The Racialization of Latino/a Groups as Symbolic Interaction." American Sociological Society meeting. Atlanta, GA.
- Welch, Bridget K. and Anna E. Kosloski. 2010. "Toward a Shared Identity Theory of Race and Ethnicity: Structure and Agency in Identity Creation." American Sociological Society meeting. Atlanta, GA.
- Harrod, Wendy J., Bridget K. Welch, and Jeff Kushkowski. 2009. “Thirty-one Years of Group Research in Social Psychology Quarterly (1975-2005): Topical, Methodological, and Bibliometric Analysis.” Current Research in Social Psychology. 14(6): 75-103
- Besser, Terry L., Peter J. Korsching, Nancy J. Miller and Bridget K. Welch. 2006. “Creating Business Networks.” CD Practice. 14: 1-12.
- “Racing to the Finish: “Mario Kart” Nintendo Wii as an Active Learning Technique.” Bridget K. Welch and Anna E. Kosloski. American Sociological Association Meeting. San Francisco, CA, August 2009.
- “Emotions and the Self: Depression and Identity Change.” Alicia D. Cast and Bridget K. Welch. American Sociological Association Meeting. San Francisco, CA, August 2009.
- “Challenges Facing Latinos/as in New Destination Communities.” Session Organizer. Midwest Sociological Society Meeting, Des Moines, IA, April 2009.
- "Grief Written on the Skin: Qualitative Study of Memorial Tattoos.” Bridget K. Welch. Midwest Sociological Society Meeting, Des Moines, IA, April 2009.
Organizational Memberships/Affiliations
Sociologists for Women in Society, Alpha Kappa Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, American Sociological Association (Sections: Social Psychology; Emotions; Latino/a Sociology, Sex and Gender; Race, Class, and Gender; Teaching Sociology), Midwest Sociological Society
Professor Welch joined the Department in 2009.
