The Russell Sage Foundation is pleased to welcome the new class of 2022-2023 visiting scholars (listed below), along with Margaret Olivia Sage scholars Thomas C. Holt, Margaret Beale Spencer, and Claude Steele, visiting researchers Annie Chung, Ran Hassin, Mona Lynch, Mignon R. Moore, and Paul Osterman, and visiting journalists Sarah Carr, Louise Story, and Anna Louie Sussman. 

While in residence, RSF visiting scholars, researchers, and journalists pursue writing and research projects of programmatic interest to the foundation at its headquarters in New York City. Among the research topics of this multi-disciplinary group are race, health disparities, incarceration, geographic shifts in poverty, judges’ emotions and decision making, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on low-wage service workers with children. The 14 visiting scholars for 2022-2023 are:

• Scott W. Allard (University of Washington)
• Elizabeth Ananat (Barnard College)
• Jennifer Chudy (Wellesley College)
• Philip Garboden (University of Hawai’i at Mānoa)
• Colin Gordon (University of Iowa)
• Jennifer Klein (Yale University)
• Trevon Logan (Ohio State University)
• Terry Maroney (Vanderbilt University)
• Natasha Quadlin (University of California, Los Angeles)
• Adam Reich (Columbia University)
• Eva Rosen (Georgetown University)
• Lara Shore-Sheppard (Williams College)
• Jennifer M. Silva (Indiana University)
• James Thomas (University of Mississippi)