Dom Adams-Santos
Dom Adams-Santos is the managing director of the Center for Racial Justice at the Ford School and an Anti-Racism Collaborative Postdoctoral Fellow at the National Center for Institutional Diversity. Additionally, she serves as special assistant to the associate dean for academic affairs. Dr. Adams-Santos is a qualitative researcher who centers questions of sexuality, intimacy, and belonging in the digital era. Specifically, she seeks to understand how individuals navigate the racial, gender, and sexual politics of digital and urban landscapes in their search for intimacy and community. She has published articles on digital sexuality and intimacy in Sexualities and Sociology Compass. As a queer woman of color scholar, Dr. Adams-Santos is especially invested in mapping the contours of urban and digital placemaking among racialized and gendered sexual minorities, the subject of her dissertation project. She earned her PhD in sociology with a certificate in gender and sexuality studies from Northwestern University.
Teaching
Dr. Adams-Santos will be teaching Racial Foundations of Public Policy in Fall 2024.
Educational background
- PhD in sociology, Northwestern University
- BA in sociology, cum laude, Smith College
Educational background
- PhD in sociology, Northwestern University
- BA in sociology, cum laude, Smith College
