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Williams College - Women's Studies
Assistant Professor at Williams College
Higher Education
Gregory
Mitchell
Williamstown, Massachusetts
BIOGRAPHY
Gregory is an Assistant Professor at Williams College in Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies and affiliate faculty in the Department of Anthropology & Sociology. He studies sex worker migration, prostitution, race, and discourses of sex trafficking as well as the effects of public policy approaches. At present, he is conducting research funded by the National Science Foundation to examine how states incentivize particular narratives and performances of nationalism in their attempts to police sex workers, especially during global sporting events. His first book, Tourist Attractions: Performing Masculinity & Race in Brazil's Sexual Economy, is an ethnography of men who sell sex in several cities in Brazil and is forthcoming from University of Chicago Press.
His research on sex work, race, sexual migration, trafficking, and sexual economies in Brazil has been published in GLQ (forthcoming), Porn Studies (forthcoming), The Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Annual (forthcoming), American Ethnologist, The Journal of Popular Music Studies, and The Wagadu Journal of Transnational Feminist Studies, as well as in several edited volumes in Brazil and the United States. Recent and upcoming lecture venues include Oberlin, Amherst, Rice University, and Cambridge University.
Gregory has received awards from the NSF, Ford Foundation, and twice from American Anthropological Association. He also received the Lila Heston Award for Performance Studies and an award for outstanding graduate research from the National Professional Association of Communication Arts & Sciences. In 2010, he was inducted into the prestigious Faculty Honor Roll for excellence in teaching at Northwestern. His courses include introductory seminars in women's, gender and sexuality studies; performance and gender theory; masculinities; ethnographic methods; sexual economies; global sexualities; and queer of color criticism.
Mellon Graduate Fellow, Doctoral Candidate
Departmental Affiliations:
Gender Studies
Performance Studies
Ethics and Civic Life
Administrator AG IV
Principal Eligibility (Principal Preparation & Development Office)
Assistant Professor of Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Gregory worked at Williams College as a Assistant Professor of Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies
PhD
Gender Studies, Performance Studies
Mellon Graduate Fellow, Doctoral Candidate
Departmental Affiliations:
Gender Studies
Performance Studies
Ethics and Civic Life
MA
Social Science (Cultural Anthropology)
MS, BS
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