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Professor Judith Taylor on the #MeToo Movement

August 28, 2018

Professor Judith Taylor published an article on TheConversation.com discussing the impact of the #MeToo movement on the average workplace. She presents eight strategies we can utilize in our every day lives to address and/or prevent toxic work environments.

Congratulations to Professor Clayton Childress on the 2018 Mary Douglas Prize from the ASA!

August 28, 2018

Congratulations to Professor Clayton Childress whose book, Under the Cover: The Creation, Production, and Reception of a Novel, was recently awarded the 2018 Mary Douglas Prize for Best Book in the Sociology of Culture.

PhD Graduate Kat Kolar on the Concept of Resilience

August 23, 2018

PhD graduate Kat Kolar published an article in the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction that explores the theoretical concept of resilience and its role in social science research.

PhD Graduate Kat Kolar and Professor Patricia Erickson on Coping Strategies of Street-Involved Youth

August 23, 2018

PhD graduate Kat Kolar and Professor Patricia Erickson, in collaboration with Donna Stewart (University Health Network), published an article in the Journal of Youth Studies. The article examines lived experience, mental health, and coping strategies among "street-involved youths."

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U of T at the 2018 American Sociological Association Annual Meeting

August 02, 2018

This year, 13 faculty members and 19 graduate students from Sociology at the University of Toronto are presenting papers at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociology Association in Philadelphia.

Congratulations to Professor Jooyoung Lee on the 2018 Charles Horton Cooley Book Award!

July 12, 2018

Professor Jooyoung Lee's book, Blowin' Up: Rap Dreams in South Central, recently received the 2018 Charles Horton Cooley Book Award from the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction (SSSI).

Retirement and its Discontents: New Book by Professor Michelle Pannor Silver

July 12, 2018

Why do people avoid retiring?

Recent PhD Jonathan Koltai, Professor Ronit Dinovitzer, and Professor Scott Schieman on Well-Being in the Legal Profession

June 01, 2018

PhD Candidate Jonathan Koltai, Professor Ronit Dinovitzer, and Professor Scott Schieman published an article in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior. Their article examines the differences in mental health between high and low-status lawyers.

PhD graduate Kat Kolar and Professor Patricia Erickson on Abstaining from Cannabis Use

June 01, 2018

PhD graduate Kat Kolar and Professor Patricia Erickson, in collaboration with Andrew Hathaway (University of Guleph), Amir Mostaghim (University of Guelph), and Geraint Osborne (University of Alberta), published an article in Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy. The article explores the attitudes of Canadian undergraduate

PhD Graduate Alexandra Rodney and Professor Josée Johnston on Ethical Eating and Class

May 31, 2018

PhD Graduate Alexandra Rodney and Professor Josée Johnston, in collaboration with Professor Michelle Szabo (Sheridan), published an article in the Journal of Consumer Culture. Their article analyzes how class background affects ethical consumption choices regarding food.

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