Melanie Gast

Assistant Professor

University of Louisville

United States

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Dr. Melanie Gast is an Assistant Professor at the University of Louisville, USA. Her research focuses on language ideologies, racial and gender disparities in educational settings, and the intersectionality of race and class in the context of college counseling. Her recent publications explore issues such as bilingual peer mentoring, the experiences of marginalized mothers in educational systems, and the historical struggles for educational equality among diverse racial groups.

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Articles (11)

Racial and gender disparities in faculty perceptions of discrimination, exclusion, and inequities across department and university levels.

Negotiating Language Ideologies in Adolescent Bilingual Peer Mentoring

“Giving Back”: Filipina and Latina Mothers’ Intersecting Burdens in Schools and Community-Based Organizations

The Bricks before Brown: The Chinese American, Native American, and Mexican Americans’ Struggle for Educational Equality

Liberating Our Writing: Critical Narratives and Systemic Changes in Education and the Social Sciences

Racialization of ’ESL students’ in a diverse school and multilingual Latina/o peer mentors

Racialized moments in qualitative interviews: confronting colour-blind and subtle racism in real time

Racialized moments in qualitative interviews: confronting colour-blind and subtle racism in real time

Reconceptualizing College Knowledge: Class, Race, and Black Students in a College-Counseling Field

“You’re Supposed to Help Me”: The Perils of Mass Counseling Norms for Working-Class Black Students

Making requests: Filipina/o and Latina/o immigrant claims-making and racialization

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Lara Perez-Felkner

Yohimar Sivira-Gonzalez

Sarah Ovink

David Roelfs

Trisha A. Douin

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