
CRRES Affiliate Solimar Otero Wins Best Book Prize
CRRES Affiliate Dr. Solimar Otero won the 2021 Albert J. Raboteau Prize for the Best Book in Africana Religions for her book Archives of Conjure.
We are excited to share with you our 2021-2022 annual newsletter! Visit the page below to see a snapshot of the events, programs, and research done by the Center and our Center Affiliates this past year.
This year’s issue also includes an important announcement about CRRES leadership. Drs. Dina Okamoto and Michelle Moyd will both be stepping down from their respective roles as Director and Associate Director this summer. CRRES will continue to serve as a resource and community for scholars of race and ethnicity across campus and we look forward to what lies ahead.
The Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society (CRRES) at Indiana University in Bloomington is an interdisciplinary, academic research center. Our mission is to promote research on race and ethnicity, bring together scholars across disciplines for dialogue and collaboration, and train the next generation of scholars here on the IUB campus.
92Faculty and student affiliates
Meet Our Researchers$140,000+In Research and Travel Funded
View funded projects18Postdoctoral Fellows hosted
Learn about the programResearch and travel grants
The Center awards small grants to support faculty and graduate students conducting ongoing research on topics around race and ethnicity, with options for both research and travel.
Learn about CRRES grantsJoin a Community of Scholars
The Center brings together faculty and students who conduct or have interests in race and ethnicity research to provide opportunities for critical and intellectual engagement.
Learn about affiliatesAdvancing academic careers
The CRRES Postdoctoral Scholars Program is a fellowship program that provides emerging race and ethnicity scholars with multidisciplinary research training and mentoring opportunities.
Learn about CRRES fellowshipsCRRES Affiliate Solimar Otero Wins Best Book Prize
CRRES Affiliate Dr. Solimar Otero won the 2021 Albert J. Raboteau Prize for the Best Book in Africana Religions for her book Archives of Conjure.
CRRES Affiliates Receive Two out of Five 2022 Inclusive Excellence Awards
CRRES Affiliates Mary Murphy and Amrita Myers Receive 2022 Inclusive Excellence Award.
CRRES Affiliate Anna Acosta Russian Receives Distinguished Graduate Student Award
CRRES Affiliate Anna Acosta Russian Received the Latino Faculty and Staff Distinguished Graduate Student Award.
CRRES Affiliate J’Mauri Jackson Awarded NSF GRFP
CRRES Affiliate J’Mauri Jackson Received the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Award for proposed research on BIPOC mental health.
Dr. Mary Murphy Named 2022 Distinguished Faculty Award Recipient
CRRES Affiliate Dr. Mary Murphy has been selected to receive the 2022 Distinguished Faculty Research Award.
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