Ashley Elizabeth Drake
Social Sciences Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago
Ph.D. 2020
RO 331B
Dissertation: Militarizing Affection: The Making of the Military Working Dog Team
Sevda Numanbayraktaroglu
Assistant Instructional Professor
RO 318H
Dr. Sevda Numanbayraktaroglu specializes in the field of human development across the life span with an emphasis on the social constitution of the self and gendered emotional subjectivity. Much of her research addresses the topics of the self and language, subjectivity and social change, and language socialization. Her work focuses on Turkey, and combines ethnographic, quantitative, and discourse analytic methods.
Kelsey London Robbins
Social Sciences Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago
Undergraduate Preceptor
Ph.D. 2021
Rosenwald 331A
humdev-preceptors@lists.uchicago.edu
Dissertation: Remaking Irish Catholicism: Moral Authority, Reproductive Politics, and the State
Shenghe (Lily) Ye
Social Sciences Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago
RO 318H
University of Chicago, B.A. Linguistics
Research interests: Sociocultural and linguistic anthropology; U.S. education; science, inequality, and democracy; data production and knowledge production; professions and expertise; American pragmatism