Quintin Gorman, Jr. is a sociology doctoral candidate and graduate research assistant in the Racism and Racial Experiences (RARE) Workgroup at Rice University in Houston, Texas. His research interests include the intersection of racial attitudes, racial identity, and second-class citizenship. His dissertation project uses original multiple-item scales to examine the contemporary meaning, prevalence, and significance of Du Boisian double consciousness among Black adults.
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Research Areas
Racial Attitudes; Racial Identity; Second-Class Citizenship; Social Psychology; W.E.B. Du Bois
Education
M.A. in Sociology, Rice University, 2021
B.A. with Honors in Sociology and Political Science, McMurry University, 2018
Societies & Organizations
Alpha Chi Honor Society
Alpha Kappa Delta, Sociology Honor Society
Association of Black Sociologists
Society for the Study of Social Problems
Southern Sociological Society
Honors & Awards
Fellow, Lodieska Stockbridge Vaughn Fellowship, Rice University School of Social Sciences, 2024-2025
VITAL Scholar, University at Buffalo Visiting Future Faculty (VITAL) Program, 2023
Fellow, American Sociological Association (ASA) Minority Fellowship Program (MFP), 2023-2024
Scholarship Recipient, Statistical Training and Research Techniques (STaRT@Rice), Rice University School of Social Sciences, 2022