Christine Capili (she/her) is a Filipina American sociologist, PhD candidate, and Graduate Teaching Fellow in the Department of Sociology at the University of Oregon (Eugene, OR) where she also earned her MA. She earned her BA in sociology at Baylor University (Waco, TX). Her research focuses on race & ethnicity, identity and identification, political sociology, quantitative methods, and demography. Capili’s dissertation, “Creating Panethnicity: How Discrimination and Ethnonational Identity Affect Racialized Political Alignments,” examines the salience of ethnonational and panethnic attachment and its relationship to discrimination, generational status, and political alignments in the United States.

Email: ccapili [at] uoregon.edu