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Lindsey Ibanez

Asst Professor/Asst Director Center for Undergraduate Scholarly & Creative Proj

Sociology/Anthropology

College of Arts and Sciences

Area of Specialty: relational work

Contact: Henderson Learning Resources Center
Room 218

1700 SW College Ave
Topeka, KS 66621-1117
785.670.1610
lindsey.ibanez@washburn.edu

Degrees & Certifications: University of Chicago, Master of Arts; Ohio State University, Master of Arts; Ohio State University, Doctor of Philosophy

Academic History: Courses taught: The City and Urban Life, Organizations, Introduction to Sociology, Sociology of Religion, Sociological Theory, Research Methods, Sociology of Poverty

Teaching

AD 399 VA, Special Topics in AAADS
SO 100 HN, Introduction to Sociology
SO 318 VA, Sociology of Religion
SO 363 XA, Internship
SO 366 A, Directed Readings
SO 367 A, Directed Research

Scholarly Interests/Activities

Ibañez, Lindsey M. "Relational work in Nicaragua’s low-wage labor market." Socio-Economic Review 19, no. 1 (2021): 359-375.

Ibañez, Lindsey. "Job Referrals in the Global South." Contexts 20, no. 1 (2021): 36-41.

Steven H. Lopez and Lindsey M. Ibañez. "“Reinventing and Doubling Down: Resisting Downward Mobility in the New Economy.” Social Problems, forthcoming.

Ibañez, Lindsey M., and Steven H. Lopez. "“Coming Back to Who I Am”: Unemployment, Identity, and Social Support." Research in the Sociology of Work, 2018.

Ibáñez, Lindsey. "Beyond inclusiveness: institutions, cooperation and rural development." Canadian Journal of Development Studies/Revue canadienne d'études du développement 36, no. 4 (2015): 499-515.

Taylor, Jim D., and Lindsey M. Ibañez. "Sociological Approaches to Self‐injury." Sociology Compass 9, no. 12 (2015): 1005-1014.

Economic sociology, work & labor markets, poverty, urban sociology, Latin America

Service Interests/Activities: Board member, Friends of the Dominican Republic

Career Accomplishments

Retention All-Star, Center for Student Success and Retention, Washburn University

Dissertation Fellowship, American Association of University Women

Dissertation Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2018-2019

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2019-2020

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2020-2021

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2021-2022

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