Sang Kil

Professor
Department of Justice Studies
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Winner of 2021 Outstanding Academic Title: Media and Communication, Choice (the publishing unit of the Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association) for “Covering the Border War” (Lexington Press): 2022.
Top Paper Award for "Border Symptoms and Border Operations: Militarization, Criminalization and Diseased Body Politic Discourse of Late Capitalism," in Ethnic and Racial International Communication Section (Co-sponsored with Global Communication and Social Change), International Communication Association, Washington DC: 2019
CHHS Lifetime Faculty Service Award, SJSU: 2018-2019.
Future of Minority Studies Mellon Fellow: 2005-2006.
Davis-Putter Scholar-Activist Fellow: 2003-2004.
ASU Faculty Women’s Association’s Distinguished Achievement Award: 2002-2003.
Ethnic Minority Fellow for the American Society of Criminology: 2001-2002.