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    Balikis Gbadamosi Kadiri

    Balikis Gbadamosi

    Department of Sociology and Criminology
    Graduate Student
    Campus:
    Kent
    Contact Information
    Email:
    bgbadamo@kent.edu

    Biography

    I am a Master’s student in Sociology at Kent State University, specializing in Medical and Mental Health Sociology. My research sits at the intersection of childhood adversity and health — exploring how life experiences shape mental and physical health outcomes across the life course.

    My core research interests include:

    Medical and Mental Health Sociology
    Life Course and Aging
    Childhood Adversity and Trauma
    Health Inequalities
    Quantitative and Qualitative Method


    I am passionate about understanding how structural and social factors contribute to health disparities, and how early adversity leaves lasting imprints on individual wellbeing.

    Education

    B.S. Sociology and Criminology, Lagos State University, Nigeria, 2023

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    PDF icon Balikis Gbadamosi CV(2026)_v2.pdf
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