Biography:
Dr. Cameron Lippard is Chair and Professor of Sociology at Appalachian State University. His research and teaching interests include race and racism, Latino immigration to the American South, War and its impacts on veterans, and research methods. His most recent publications include two new books. The Death of Affirmative Action was published by Bristol University Press and is co-authored with Dr. J. Scott Carter. The other book is an edited volume, Protecting Whiteness, published by the University of Washington Press and was co-edited with Drs. David Embrick and J. Scott Carter. He currently serves as the Vice President of Membership for AHS and is the incoming Vice President-Elect for the Southern Sociological Society.
Reflexive Statement:
As a sociologist, my duties are to investigate the structural determinants that impact our day-to-day behaviors whether it is to determine why a person picks one beer of another to drink or it is to lay bare the destruction and inequality caused by racism. I am also responsible for educating individuals who need more direction to focus their energies and passions to bring about social justice in the world. Finally, my most important duty is to encourage change for the better and AHS is the perfect location to assist me in meeting my calls as a sociologist. Moreover, it allows me to embrace my hope in the human spirit and our abilities to change the world for the better.
Dr. Cameron Lippard is Chair and Professor of Sociology at Appalachian State University. His research and teaching interests include race and racism, Latino immigration to the American South, War and its impacts on veterans, and research methods. His most recent publications include two new books. The Death of Affirmative Action was published by Bristol University Press and is co-authored with Dr. J. Scott Carter. The other book is an edited volume, Protecting Whiteness, published by the University of Washington Press and was co-edited with Drs. David Embrick and J. Scott Carter. He currently serves as the Vice President of Membership for AHS and is the incoming Vice President-Elect for the Southern Sociological Society.
Reflexive Statement:
As a sociologist, my duties are to investigate the structural determinants that impact our day-to-day behaviors whether it is to determine why a person picks one beer of another to drink or it is to lay bare the destruction and inequality caused by racism. I am also responsible for educating individuals who need more direction to focus their energies and passions to bring about social justice in the world. Finally, my most important duty is to encourage change for the better and AHS is the perfect location to assist me in meeting my calls as a sociologist. Moreover, it allows me to embrace my hope in the human spirit and our abilities to change the world for the better.
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