Elizabeth Bogumil is a Ph.D. candidate at UC Riverside and a CSU Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program scholar specializing in medical sociology and political economy and global social change. She is also earning a Designated Emphasis in Public Policy.

Her research explores health, well-being, and access to resources as they are shaped by social, built, and natural environments. Currently, her dissertation, Mutual Aid & Social Support in the Time of COVID-19: An (Anti) Organizational Ethnography, weaves together discussions about neighborhood-based resource networks, organizational resource networks/ecologies, and organizational change by exploring how informal organizations serve as social support networks in times of crisis and disaster.

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