PhD Candidate & Teaching Fellow
Sociology
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Mackintosh-Corry Hall, C503
PhD Candidate & Teaching Fellow
Sociology
³ÉÈË´óƬ University
Mackintosh-Corry Hall, D410B
Assistant Professor
B.A. (Gazi/Turkey), M.A. (Kocaeli/Turkey), D.Phil (Kassel/Germany)
Sociology
³ÉÈË´óƬ University
Congratulations to Martine Rondeau (PhD), Joseph Stieb (MA), and Sixue Lui (BA Hons) who are recipients for the 2023 Canadian Sociological Association's Outstanding Graduating Student Award.
“Ten faculty and staff members who were nominated this year and in previous rounds of the program, are being honoured as recurring, ‘Superstar’ Champions for Mental Health. Superstar Champion sociology teaching assistant Megan Ingram told the Student Mental Health Collective that they “recognize students as people with expansive lives, of which their academic work is just one part.
Dr. Nicole Myers comments on Canada's bail system in an address to the Justice Committee.
Part of Dr. Saulnier's research focus is how police use of technology affects relationships with the communities they serve. In this chapter, she describes how historically interpersonal interactions between police and citizens are changing to take on technologically mediated or automated forms, and how these changes relate to discussions of race and policing.
