Jennifer L. Rudolph


Jennifer L. Rudolph

Associate Professor of Sociology

Joined Connecticut College: 2010

Education
B.A., St. Xavier University
M.A., Loyola University
Ph.D., University of Illinois


Specializations

Latino cultural studies

Critical race theory

Masculinity theory

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Jennifer Rudolph teaches Advanced Spanish Grammar and Composition.

Her dissertation was titled "Roncamos porque podemos: Racialization, Redemption and Mascu-latinidad."

Rudolph's research interests include U.S. Latino expressive cultures, Latino identity formation, transnationalism, urban studies, and teaching Spanish to heritage/native speakers. She is working on a documentary about the Latino first generation in Chicago.

Visit the Hispanic studies department website.

Majoring in Hispanic Studies.

Contact Jennifer L. Rudolph

P: (860) 439-2284 F: (860) 439-5332 E: jrudolph@conncoll.edu

Mailing Address

Jennifer L. Rudolph
Connecticut College
Box # SOCIOLOGY/Winthrop Hall
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320

Office

211 Winthrop Hall

Connecticut College
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320
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