Joey Dickinson enjoys baking, crochet, and reading!
Her research interests are broadly centered around questions at the intersection of migration, race, and identity, including public attitudes toward migration and migrants as well as assimilation and social cohesion. Having spent the last two years in Austria, she is particularly interested in European attitudes toward migrants in the context of varying migration schemes, historical backgrounds, and shifts toward right-wing extremism.
Given her economics background, she is particularly excited to become more closely acquainted with the sociological lens! In addition, she is looking forward to strengthening her existing quantitative skillset and learning more about causal inference and experimental methods.
Joey’s post-graduate goals include pursuing a professorship at a liberal arts institution while also being engaged in public scholarship in the areas of migration, identity, and inequality.