Carrie Seay-Fleming

Carrie Seay-Fleming is a doctoral candidate in the sociology department at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Her research focuses on the social, environmental, and health-related challenges faced by the rural poor, with a geographic focus on Latin America. Her dissertation research is a qualitative study of development interventions and social movement approaches to the food insecurity and malnutrition problem in Guatemala. She also teach- es undergraduate courses in environmental sociology and food systems. Seay-Fleming holds a Master of Social Work in international social and economic development from Washington University in St. Louis.