Katy Habr

The competitive program gives advanced doctoral students the chance to design and teach a course in their area of expertise. Katy's course will be "Power, Technology, and the Future of Work." Congratulations, Katy!

Katy is a co-winner of the Labor and Labor Movements section's 2024 Distinguished Student Paper Award. The award is in recognition of her paper "Towards a Gig Economy: A Case Study of Non-Platform Firms’ Use of Platforms in California’s Grocery Industry.”

The two PhD students accepted the 2023 Mayer N. Zald Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Student Paper Award from the Collective Behavior and Social Movements section of the American Sociological Association for their paper "A Convergence of Crises: Sudden Employment Loss and Black Lives Matter Protest Attendance During the COVID-19 Pandemic." Congrats!