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Philip Badawy hired for Tenure Track Position at the University of Alberta

June 14, 2022

On July 1, 2022, PhD candidate Philip Badawy will join the University of Alberta’s Department of Sociology as a tenure track Assistant Professor. His dissertation, which will be defended in August, is titled “A ‘Holy Grail’ of Work and Economic Life?

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How to improve the lives of subsidized housing tenants - Professor Prentiss Dantzler partners with Toronto Community Housing

April 14, 2022

One of the common goals that brings together University of Toronto Sociology Professor Prentiss Dantzler and the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) is to find ways to provide tenants with affordable places to live.

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Professor Sandy Welsh quoted in Global News story on workplace harassment and violence

April 13, 2022

Global News published a story on March 30, 2022 covering the findings of a new study which was the result of a partnership between researchers from the University of Toronto, Western University, and the Canadian Labour Congress.

Professor Patricia Landolt on the impact of Covid-19 on non-status migrant workers

March 31, 2022

Sociology Professor Patricia Landolt recently contributed to a City News story about the impact of Covid-19 on the health and finances of non-status migrant workers.

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Professor Ito Peng begins new Partnership project titled "Care Economies in Context: Towards Sustainable Social and Economic Development"

July 15, 2021

Professor Ito Peng received news earlier this spring that she has received funding for a second large partnership project.

Congratulations to Professor Patricia Louie, winner of the Outstanding Graduating Sociology Student, PhD Award

June 02, 2021

Congratulations to Professor Patricia Louie, winner of this year's Outstanding Graduating Sociology Student, PhD Award! This award was created by the Canadian Sociological Association in 2013 to help Sociology Departments recognize their top graduating students.

Professor Scott Schieman was recently quoted on the BBC website for the article “Why remote work has eroded trust among colleagues”

March 18, 2021

Professor Scott Schieman was recently quoted on the BBC website in an article entitled, “Why remote work has eroded trust among colleagues”.

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new co-authored article “Partisanship fuels what people with disabilities think about COVID-19 response” was recently in the National Post

March 15, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new co-authored article “Partisanship fuels what people with disabilities think about COVID-19 response” was featured in the National Post. Professor Pettinichio and Professor Michelle Maroto conducted a national survey of people with chronic health conditions and disabilities during the pandemic examini

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new article “COVID-19 affects the mental health of those already most vulnerable in society” was featured in the Toronto Star

March 09, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio’s new article “COVID-19 affects the mental health of those already most vulnerable in society” was featured in the Toronto Star. Professor Pettinicchio examines the negative impacts from COVID-19 on those with disabilities and chronic health conditions.

Professor David Pettinicchio's featured by Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences

February 12, 2021

Professor David Pettinicchio was recently featured in an article posted on the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences website.

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