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Amy D'Unger is a sociologist specializing in the areas of race, class, gender, inequality, social policy, and social control, particularly in relation to eugenics and crime. Her research examines the impact of neighborhood social disorganization, peer networks, family structures, and school ties on delinquency and crime throughout the life course. Currently, she is investigating the role of involuntary sterilization in the South as a tool of informal social control, especially during the Civil Rights Movement. D'Unger has contributed to academic journals such as the American Journal of Sociology and the Journal of Quantitative Criminology, focusing on themes including criminal careers, gender offending, and feminist criminological theory. She was recently recognized for her work with an award from the National Academic Advising Association for excellence in academic advising at Georgia Tech. D'Unger is involved in leadership roles within various academic councils and is dedicated to advancing education within honors programs. Her teaching experience includes a wide range of sociology courses at Georgia Tech, reflecting her commitment to fostering an inclusive and vibrant academic community.
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