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Jooyoung Lee speaks on CBC Regina about gun amnesties

January 27, 2017

Jooyoung Lee is a faculty member at the University of Toronto, teaching at the St. George Campus. His research focuses on gun violence. On January 26, Professor Jooyoung Lee joined host Sheila Coles and Regina police chief Evan Bray in a discussion about gun amnesties on the Morning Edition, a Regina CBC radio program.

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Akwasi Owusu-Bempah in Spacing Toronto on Pride and Black Lives Matter

January 25, 2017

Professor Akwasi Owusu-Bempah is a faculty member at the University of Toronto, Mississauga with expertise in the area of race and policing. This piece, written with Mariana Valverde of the Centre for Criminology, was published in Spacing Magazine on January 25, 2017.

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Just how much do book prizes matter?

January 17, 2017

Book prizes play a monumental role in contemporary literary culture. Not only do they boost sales for winning and short-listed authors, they also help to define what is seen as “quality” in literature.

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Professor Jooyoung Lee talks guns on Pulse 107.7

January 17, 2017

Professor Jooyoung Lee recently spoke with Kash Heed on 107.7 Pulse FM talking about gun violence, mental health and the victims of crime. Pulse 107.7 is a radio station located in the Fraser Valley in British Columbia. The Kash Heed show is a public affairs morning show.

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Ping-Chun Hsiung’s "Lives and Legacies"provides interactive instruction in qualitative interviewing

January 11, 2017

Teaching the skills needed for qualitative interviewing poses particular challenges. Students need to learn how to frame and ask questions, how to practice reflexivity, and how to analyze interview data. Such skills cannot be learned simply by reading about them in a textbook.

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From Science: Twas the Night before grant deadline

January 06, 2017

This appeared in Science on Dec. 21, 2016. Maybe I'll make a Canadianized and social science appropriate version for next year. If I can find a rhyme for SSHRC...

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Congratulations to Kim Pernell, recipient of 2016 Richard J. Hernstein Prize

January 06, 2017

Congratulations to Professor Kim Pernell whose PhD dissertation was recently awarded the Richard J. Herrnstein Prize from Harvard University. Professor Pernell finished her dissertation in the spring of 2016 before joining us at the University of Toronto (St. George) this summer. The Richard J.

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Scott Schieman on BNN: rethinking work-life balance

January 06, 2017

Professor Scott Schieman was recently interviewed by the Business News Network on a segment about Work-Life Balance.

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"What if I don't take my meds?" Amy Klassen's research has the answer

January 06, 2017

Congratulations to Doctoral Candidate Amy Lynn Klassen who recently published an article about the governance of non-compliant psychiatric patients under the law, and its implications for understanding capability and risk. She thanks SSHRC for funding the research that resulted in this publication.

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Does Diversity Work?

December 20, 2016

UTM Sociology Professor Ellen Berrey was recently profiled on the UTM Research News page. The full story is available on the UTM website. We have pasted the beginning of the piece here:

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