Specialization:
Race, Ethnicity, and Religion, Muslims and Islamophobia, Politics, Cultural Sociology, South Asian Americans, Qualitative Methods
Education:
B.A., University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Bio:
Sabiha Mohyuddin (she/her) is a PhD candidate in sociology at UCSB. She studies the intersections of race, ethnicity, and religion, politics, and culture. Her dissertation project examines how Muslim American political campaigns running in the 2026 midterm elections employ categories of race, ethnicity, and religion in their efforts to win political positions.
Courses:
As teaching assistant:
SOC 108C, Methods of Cultural Analysis
SOC 108F, Studying People Firsthand
SOC 108G, Methods in Research in Global and International Sociology
SOC 108ST, Research Methods:
SOC 108ST, Feminist Qualitative Methods
SOC 1, Introduction to Sociology
SOC 105E, Environmental Sociology
SOC 124, Sociology of Immigration
SOC 128, Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
SOC 130SG, Sociology of Globalization
SOC 130ST, Development and Alternatives
SOC 131, Political Sociology
SOC 149, Self and Identity
SOC 185DG, Theories of Globalization and Development