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Caroline Hale (she/her) is a Sociology PhD student and Graduate Student Research Assistant broadly engaged in research across subfields of gender and sexuality, social theory, inequality, culture, and knowledge. Questions that motivate her are: which social categories—and at what point—are considered to be natural? How do institutions produce ideas about gendered bodies and behaviors? How do dating dynamics evolve and shift across contexts? Caroline earned her B.A. with Honors from the University of Washington in Sociology and Environmental Studies, where she developed award-winning research projects in both of her majors.