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Alexia Angton, Ph.D is listed as Assistant Professor at University of Arkansas, based in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at uark.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Alexia Angton, Ph.D.
Alexia Angton, Ph.D previously worked as 2018-2021 Professional Presentations at Alexia Angton Speaking Engagements and 2014-2017 Professional Presentations at Alexia Angton Speaking Engagements. Alexia Angton, Ph.D holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Sociology from Iowa State University - College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences.
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About Alexia Angton, Ph.D
Dr. Angton believes that everyone has a purpose in life and hers is to serve others. She has committed to serving others in every capacity possible. This is evident through her scholarship, teaching, leadership in clubs and organizations, and her current and future professional goals. Dr. Angton's research and teaching interests include race, class, gender, intersectionality, crime, education and inequality.
Listed skills include Teaching, Gender Studies, Leadership, African American History, and 11 others.
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Assistant Professor
2018-2021 Professional Presentations
2021 | Angton, Alexia, Rashelle Litchemore and Angela Mott. PUSHOUT - A Private Film Screening for Youth, Mentors Parents and Educators and Panel Discussion, hosted by Matriiarch in Tampa, FL. 2020 | Angton, Alexia. “Black Feminist Criminology and Female Offending” guest lecture for Gender and Crime course, taught by Shannon Harper at Iowa State University.2020 | Jen Casper, Alexia Angton, Celine Ayala, Alexis Grant-Panting, and Kim Troung-Vu. “Teaching as Women of Color Graduate Instructors.” panel presented at the Sociologists for Women in Society 2020 Winter Meeting, San Diego, CA. 2019 | Doug Valentine, Angton, Alexia, and Deborah Burns. “Difficulties to Graduate Student Teaching.” panel presented at the 2020 Midwestern Sociological Society Meeting, Chicago, IL. 2019 | Manali J. Sheth, Alexia Angton, Hildah Makori, and Ariel Jetty. “What Could We Have Done?”: Epistemic Injustices Constraining WNBPoC Learning in Higher Education Classrooms.” paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. 2018 | Salisbury, Jason, Manali J. Sheth, and Alexia Angton. “District Leaders’ Resistance to Youth of Color Leadership as an Investment in the Whiteness of School Leadership.” paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration annual meeting, Houston, TX.2018 | Angton, Alexia. “GRO: Planting the Seed of Social Justice Programs at Iowa State University.” a workshop presented at the Thomas Hill Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity, Ames, IA.2018 | Angton, Alexia, Carmen Jones, Tyanez Jones, Hildah Makori, and Claudia Young. “In Order for Unicorns to Succeed: We Need Reparations!” a panel presented at the Thomas Hill Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity, Ames, IA.
2014-2017 Professional Presentations
2017 | Angton, Alexia. “How to Get Away with the Scandalous Representation of Black Women in Television.” paper presented at the Women’s and Gender Studies Conference: Transforming Gender and Society, Ames, IA.2017 | Angton, Alexia, Adriana Martinez, Sam Nimmo, and Arie True-Funk. “Seeing Gender on the Daily: A Content Analysis of Gender in Iowa State’s Campus Newspaper.” paper presented at the Women’s and Gender Studies Conference: Transforming Gender and Society, Ames, IA2017 | Evonnia Woods, Alexia Angton, Kristin McCowan, and Elba Moise. “When Academia is Not Enough for Feminists of Color in Graduate School” panel, “In All Ways a Woman”: Creating Space for Liberation in Academia paper presented at the National Women’s Studies Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD.2017 | Evonnia Woods, Alexia Angton, Kristin McCowan, and Elba Moise. “Connecting Graduate Student Teaching, Research, and Activism.” panel presented at the Sociologists for Women in Society 2017 Winter Meeting, Albuquerque, NM. 2016 | Angton, Alexia. “Racial Discrimination as a Risk Factor of Offending for African American Girls: Linking Ethnic-Racial Socialization and Offending.” paper presented at the 2016 Midwestern Sociological Society Meeting, Chicago, IL.2014 | Angton, Alexia. “Not My Fault: Blame Externalization is the Psychopathic Feature Most Associated with Pathological Delinquency among Confined Delinquents” paper presented at the 2015 Midwestern Sociological Society Meeting, Omaha, NE.
Visiting Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE 2020-2021 Department Vision and Sociology Major Realignment and Planning2021 Advised/Mentored Honors Student Senior Thesis
Instructor
2019-2020 Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies (online) Instructor of Record2019 Social Class and Inequality (online) Instructor of Record
Graduate Student
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE2019 Graduate Student Representative on Criminology Assistant Professor Hiring Committee2014-2016 President of Alpha Kappa Delta National Honors Society (AKD) – Gamma Chapter2015-2016 Secretary for Student Organization of Sociologists (SOS)2015-2016 Graduate Student Representative for the Curriculum Committee2014-2015 Social Committee Chair of Student Organization of Sociologists (SOS
Graduate Teaching Assistant
2017-2019 / Gender Justice Teaching Assistant/ Recitation / Instructor2015-2017 / Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies / Teaching Assistant / Recitation-Instructor
Teaching Assistant
2014 | Gender and Sex in Society Temporary Instructor2013-2015 | Deviant Behavior Teaching Assistant
Adjunct Instructor - Criminological Theory (Online)
Criminological Theory (online)
Yobcc Youth Leader (Ames, Ia)
Taught middle school and high school youth at Body of Christ Church, planned youth and church-wide events, planned and attended monthly leadership meetings
Iowa State Football - Recruiting And Football Operations Student
Served through both the Paul Rhoads and Matt Campbell coaching eras. Responsibilities include serving as an assistant to football coaches and support staff to perform filings, mailings, data entry and small projects; organizational tasks, interacting with football recruits and their families during events and games; and assisting coaches as needed. Service was recognized with a very memorable and nice Cyclone send-off.
Gro Co-Facilitator
Served as a co-facilitator of a small group of undergraduate students coming from diverse backgrounds to have engaged conversations on race, intersectionality, power, privilege and oppression. Duties included creating lesson plans and activities to get the students thinking about how these concepts function on campus, nationally, and internationally as well as implement social justice actions.
Youth Voice For Equity And Justice Project
Co-instructor and researcher for a social justice, equity, and youth participatory action research (YPAR) course with Des Moines Public Schools. Assist students with multiple marginalized identities (grades 9-12) develop critical consciousness and a research plan and project to address issues in DMPS and offer solutions to the district as a student advisory council.
Gro Co-Facilitator
Served as a co-facilitator of a small group of undergraduate students coming from diverse backgrounds to have engaged conversations on race, intersectionality, power, privilege and oppression. Duties included creating lesson plans and activities to get the students thinking about how these concepts function on campus, nationally, and internationally as well as implement social justice actions.
Alexia Angton, Ph.D education
Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Sociology
Master Of Science - Ms, Sociology
Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Criminal Justice, Minors: African American Studies And Women’S Studies
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Alexia Angton, Ph.D works for University of Arkansas.
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Alexia Angton, Ph.D is listed as Assistant Professor at University of Arkansas.
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Alexia Angton, Ph.D is based in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, United States while working with University of Arkansas.
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Alexia Angton, Ph.D has worked for University Of Arkansas, Alexia Angton Speaking Engagements, Drake University, Iowa State University - College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences, and University Of South Dakota.
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Alexia Angton, Ph.D holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Sociology from Iowa State University - College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences.
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Alexia Angton, Ph.D is listed with skills including Teaching, Gender Studies, Leadership, African American History, Sociology, Criminology, Research, and Intersectionality.
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