Gabriel Lotarski
Gabriel is a Doctoral student in the Department of Sociology. She completed her MA in Sociology from Wayne State as well as the Bridge Graduate Certificate in Public Health while completing her doctoral coursework. Gabriel's research broadly focuses on religious identity, coping, and infertility.
In her time at Wayne State she has worked as a Graduate Student Assistant in the Graduate School, a Graduate Teaching Assistant, and as an adjunct instructor in the Public Health Department. Additionally, Gabriel has worked as a research assistant with Collegeville Institute on a project funded through the Lily Endowment. Gabriel is the recipient of the Allen Goodman and Janet Hankin Endowed Scholarship in Health Economics/Health Sociology, the Thomas C. Rumble Fellowship, and the Shirley Falconer Slayman Memorial Scholarship.
Research interest(s)/area of expertise
Religion, Race and Ethnicity, Health, Mental Health, and Infertility
Education
- BA, Sociology, Michigan State University, 2016
- MA, Sociology, Wayne State University, 2019
- BGC in Public Health Practice, Wayne State University 2021
Awards and grants
Allen Goodman and Janet Hankin Endowed Scholarship in Health Economics/Health Sociology
Thomas C. Rumble Fellowship
Shirley Falconer Slayman Memorial Scholarship
Ruth Simms-Hamilton Award