Clare Evans

Professor Clare Evans is recognized for excellence in the field of Sociology, with a particular focus on Disability Studies and Global Health. As an Associate Professor at the University of Oregon, she brings a wealth of knowledge and a deep commitment to understanding the complex social dynamics that influence health and disability across the globe. Professor Evans's research interests are deeply rooted in exploring the intersections of disability and health within various sociocultural contexts. Her work often examines how societal structures and policies impact the lived experiences of individuals with disabilities, aiming to foster more inclusive and equitable health systems. Through her research, she seeks to challenge traditional narratives and advocate for transformative changes in both academic and policy-making circles. In addition to her research, Professor Evans is dedicated to teaching and mentoring students, encouraging them to critically engage with sociological theories and methodologies. Her office, located in 606 PLC, is a space where students can discuss their academic pursuits and receive guidance on their research projects. She is available for consultations by appointment on Fridays, providing personalized support to her students and colleagues alike.