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• Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award - American Anthropological Association (01/01/2020-12/31/2020)

• Ph D in Cultural Anthropology, Southern Methodist University (2015)
• MA in Cultural Anthropology, Southern Methodist University (2011)
• MA in Sociology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (2009)
• BA in Anthropology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania (2006)

• Embodied Pathways of Emotional Distress and Birth Complications among Immigrant Women on the US-Mexico Border Ethos 48 4 (2021), Carina Heckert.
• The Intersections of Intimate Partner Violence and Legal Violence among Pregnant Immigrant Women on the US-Mexico Border Affilia 36 1 (2021), Isabela Solis, Carina Heckert.
• The Bureaucratic Violence of the Health Care System for Pregnant Immigrants on the United States-Mexico Border Human Organization 79 1 (2020), Carina Heckert.
• Ethnographic Reflections on Communicative Inequities, Global Health Relationships, and Two Decades of HIV in the Bolivian Press Global Public Health 14 3 (2019), Carina Heckert, Timothy Wright, Estefania Hernandez, Victoria De Anda.
• Syndemics in Symbiotic Cities: Pathogenic Policy, Border Thinking, and the Production of Health Inequities across Borders Journal of Borderlands Studies (2019), Carina Heckert.
• Travesti Subjectivity and HIV Care: The Collision of the Global LGBT Rights and Evangelical Ex-Gay Movements in Bolivia Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology 24 2 (2019), Carina Heckert.
• Fault Lines of Care: Gender, HIV, and Global Health in Bolivia Rutgers University Press (2018), Carina Heckert.
• Robert Wyrod’s AIDS and Masculinity in the African City: Privilege, Inequality, and Modern Manhood City and Society 30 3 (2018), Carina Heckert.
• Kathryn Rhine’s The Unseen Things: Women, Secrecy, and HIV in Northern Nigeria Gender and Society 31 4 (2017), Carina Heckert, Ophra Leyser-Whalen.
• Blaming Machismo: How the Social Imaginary is Failing Men with HIV Medical Anthropology 36 2 (2017), Carina Heckert.

• “The Mental Health Burden of the US-Mexico Border Closure on Pregnant Women with Cross-Border Familial Ties.” (2021), Carina Heckert, Cathy Roman.
• “Emotional Distress, Maternal Health, and the Syndemics of Deportability on the US-Mexico Border.” (2018), Carina Heckert.
• “Syndemics in Symbiotic Cities.” (2018), Carina Heckert.

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