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Congratulations to Marie-Lise Drapeau-Bisson, recipient of a postdoctoral SSHRC Grant

March 21, 2022

Marie-Lise Drapeau-Bisson, PhD Student at the University of Toronto, recently received a postdoctoral SSHRC Grant for her project "Books and Unusual Archives: An Analysis of Intimate Feminist Memory Work in Québec", supervised and hosted by Ann Cvetkovich at the Pauline Jewett Institute for Women and Gender Studies at Carleton.

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PhD Student Jillian Sunderland interviewed by 'The Medium' on Social Media Activism

December 16, 2021

Sociology PhD Student Jillian Sunderland and an SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier scholar at the University of Toronto was recently interviewed by Dalainey Gervais from ‘The Medium’.

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PhD student Kayla Preston on far right groups, populism and the federal election

September 14, 2021

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article on The Conversation. A political sociologist studying de-radicalization, Kayla wrote about the threat of far right groups in Canada and their potential impact on the federal election. We have included an excerpt of the article below.

Miloš Broćić and Professor Dan Silver publish on the Impact of Georg Simmel

September 14, 2021

PhD student Miloš Broćić and Professor Dan Silver have recently published an article on the reception of Georg Simmel in the Annual Review of Sociology. The article explores the importance of Simmel's work for urban and conflict studies since 1975. Miloš Broćić is a doctoral candidate in the department of Sociology.

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Congratulations to graduate students receiving SSHRC fellowships

August 03, 2021

This year, eight of our PhD students received funding from SSHRC. This funding will provide them with support for one to four years.

PhD student Gordon Brett recently published a piece titled "A Sociology of 'Thinking Dispositions'"

July 13, 2021

PhD student Gordon Brett recently published a piece titled "A Sociology of 'Thinking Dispositions'" on the academic blog Culture, Cognition, and Action (culturecog).

Three Sociology graduate students receive Harney fellowships for 2021

July 13, 2021

Congratulations to Jessica Stallone, Samia Tecle, and Man Xu, PhD students in Sociology, for receiving the R.F. Harney Graduate Research Fellowship in Ethnic, Immigration, and Pluralism Studies at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Policy.

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article titled "The Black Pill: New Technology and the Male Supremacy of Involuntary Celibate Men"

June 15, 2021

PhD student Kayla Preston recently published an article titled "The Black Pill: New Technology and the Male Supremacy of Involuntary Celibate Men" in the journal of Men and Masculinities. This article examines the arguments that heterosexual incel men make regarding their attempts in finding a partner.

PhD student Fernando Calderon Figueroa, a finalist in the CRDCN National Policy Challenge

June 02, 2021

Congratulations to PhD student Fernando Calderon Figueroa, for making it to the final round of the Canadian Research Data Centre Network (CRDCN) National Policy Challenge. This challenge gives emerging researchers the opportunity to present their research findings on a policy problem of their choice.

PhD student Anson Au recently published, "How US Fed monetary policy is putting Hong Kong’s economy at risk"

May 26, 2021

PhD student Anson Au recently published an op-ed on South China Morning Post titled "How US Fed monetary policy is putting Hong Kong’s economy at risk". In this article, Anson analyzes the latest developments in the U.S. Federal Reserve policy and the three threats it poses to Hong Kong's economy.

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