Rianne Almontaser

Executive Assistant to the Chair of the Asa\'s Sociology of Religion Section @American Sociological Association

Clinton, NY, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2025 — Present

Executive Assistant to the Chair of the Asa\'s Sociology of Religion Section @American Sociological Association

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Design and pilot a survey for the section\'s membership on serviceOrganize the committees and awards contact information

EDUCATION

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Harvard University

Secondary School Program

2026 — 2026

University of York

Study Abroad Semester, Cognitive Psychology and Psycholinguistics

2023 — 2027

Hamilton College

Bachelor of Arts - BA, Psychology, Sociology

2019 — 2023

Deerfield-Windsor School

High School Diploma

ABOUT RIANNE ALMONTASER

Hello! My name is Rianne Almontaser, and I am currently a junior at Hamilton College, double-majoring in sociology and psychology. On campus, I am a peer mentor for the First-Year Peer Mentoring Program and the President of Pretty Tough, a fitness club for women and non-binary students. I love helping incoming students get adjusted to college life and creating safe spaces for them to engage in the activities they are passionate about!I am currently working as a research manager for a 5-year-long sociology research project, studying the effect of environmental policy on farmers in upstate New York, Sweden, and New Zealand. I also design and pilot surveys for the American Sociological Association, as an executive intern to an ASA Section Chair, Professor Jaime Kucinskas. I am a research assistant for Professor Jennifer Borton\'s Social Psychology lab and a department worker for the Hamilton Psychology/Neuroscience Departments. I am also an intern for the Central New York Psychological Association, helping with updating website material and attending board meetings.This summer, I conducted an independent research project under the Sociology Department, interviewing voters on their past experiences with voting and how they can be improved. I will be presenting this research at the Levitt Summer Research Fellows session and the NY6 Undergraduate Research Conference at St. Lawrence University.

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