Lingxiao Chen

Lingxiao Chen

PhD Student at Emory Sociology

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publications

Published in Social Problems, 2025

Recommended citation: Xu, Bin, Lingxiao Chen, and Xueqia Zhang. 2025. “How to Say ‘Black Lives Matter’ in Chinese?: Race, Democracy, and Discourses of a Movement.” Social Problems.
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teaching

Culture and Society

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  • Designed and led weekly lab sessions, teaching students how to use MAXQDA for qualitative coding and interview analysis
  • Guided students in developing research questions centered on global health topics
  • Graded assignments, held office hours, and assisted Dr. Monique Hennink with ad hoc responsibilities

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  • Designed and led weekly lab sessions, teaching students how to use MAXQDA for qualitative coding and interview analysis
  • Guided students in developing research questions centered on global health topics
  • Graded assignments, held office hours, and assisted Dr. Monique Hennink with ad hoc responsibilities