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So'Phelia Morrow

So'Phelia Morrow

PhD Student. Social Work/Sociology Candidate

I am concerned with exploring and understanding the association between wealth and health among Black women (e.g., the stress from a heavy debt burden leading to negative health outcomes). My research has expanded to include understanding how systems such as racial capitalism influence wealth accumulation and health among Black women. I am also interested in understanding the social conditions and factors that contribute to and exacerbate racial and gender health disparities that affect Black women’s health (e.g., experiences of gendered racism, intracommunity violence). My research is rooted in understanding social conditions as fundamental causes of disease and lies at the intersection of Social Work, Public Health, and Sociology.

Dissertation Title

expected winter 2025

Education

Year Degree   School
2017 MSW University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
2016 MPH University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
2013 BS University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Year Description
2024 - Winter Rackham Doctoral Intern Fellowship
2024 - Winter Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics Emerging Inequality Scholar Award
2023 - Fall Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant
2023 2023 Public Voices Fellow on Advancing the Rights of Women and Girls
2021 Association Public Policy Analysis and Management - Equity and Inclusion Student Fellowship
2019 Rackham Graduate School - Scholar-Activist Award
2018 - Sp/Su Inter-University Consortium for Social and Political Research Diversity Award

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