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    Rhonda C. George

    Rhonda George

    Assistant Professor

    College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

    rcgeorge@uoguelph.ca

    Research Areas

    • Inequality
    • Social reproduction
    • Sociology of education
    • Sociology of sport

    About

    Rhonda C. George is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. Dr. George’s research is concerned with the social and intersectional dimensions of race, racialization, and racial stratification within social institutions such as sport, education, popular culture and medicine & health.

    Grounded in Black Studies and Critical Race Theory, her research is concerned with the ways in which Black communities, particularly Caribbean diasporic groups, experience, navigate, and resist systemic racial barriers.

    Research Interests

    • Critical Race Studies
    • Black Studies
    • Caribbean Diaspora
    • Intersectionality
    • Medical Sociology
    • Black Childhood/Youth Studies
    • Black Popular Culture

    Research Projects

    (2025-27) SSHRC Insight Development Grant, Principal Investigator