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Shanell Sanchez is an Associate Professor in the Criminology and Criminal Justice department at Southern Oregon University, joining the faculty in 2016. Her career includes roles as Assistant Professor at Colorado Mesa University (2013–2016) and teaching positions at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2008–2013).
- PhD in Sociology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2012)
- MA in Sociology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2009)
- BA in Criminal Justice (with Sociology minor), University of Northern Colorado (2007)
Dr. Sanchez's research focuses on Crime and Deviance, Latino/a Immigration, Minority Health, and Social Inequality. Her work combines qualitative methods to examine intersections of immigration, maternal health, and institutional trust.
Her recent publications (2016–2018) span topics including Latina immigrant maternal health disparities, midwifery experiences, prescription drug misuse, and pedagogical innovations in criminology. These works appear in journals like Women’s Reproductive Health and Journal of Health Disparities Research & Practice.
