Sabah Uddin
Assistant Professor, Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies
Bowie State University
Project: “Exploring the Art of Digital Protest: The Unbecoming of British Muslims”
This project explores the ways in which British Muslims make use of digital media for an active process of both “unmaking” and “self-making,” and examines how expressive digital technologies can enable and restrict performances of identity.
Fall 2022
![Eun-Jeon Hong, a Korean woman with shoulder-length dark hair and glasses, is smiling. She is wearing a navy blue top with a stone-colored blazer on top.](https://inclusionimperative.umbc.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/542/2022/05/Headshot_EJ-Han-250x300.jpg)
Associate Professor, Communications
Salisbury University
Project: “Female Korean-American small business owners or employees’ interracial/interethnic experiences at workplace”
This project studies Korean American women’s interracial and interethnic lived experiences in the workplace, and considers how the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated racism, impacted the economic health of small businesses, and complicated gender dynamics.
Spring 2023