Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Kendall Sanders is a second-year graduate student in the Department of Sociology at the University of Georgia, where she is completing her master’s thesis, Power Outside of the System: Nonprofits and the Fight for Equitable Informal Education. Her research is supported by the Franklin Arts and Sciences, Franklin Forward Research Grant. A rising race scholar, Kendall’s research interests lie at the intersection of race, media, and education. She currently serves as a Teaching Assistant and has delivered guest lectures in her department, experiences that have strengthened her commitment to pedagogy. Education Education: B.A. Sociology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2024 Research Research Areas: Race and Ethnicity Sociology of Education Research Interests: Race and Ethnicity | Education | Media | Inequality Grants: Franklin Forward Research Grant, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences - University of Georgia (CO-I: $750, Awarded), 2025 Grant funding was used to support master’s thesis research by providing participant incentives.
