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Congratulations to PhD students Dana Wray and Laila Omar on receiving Best Student Paper Award and Honourable Mention from the Canadian Sociological Association

May 09, 2019

The Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) has awarded their Best Student Paper prize to PhD student Dana Wray, with an Honourable Mention going to another of our graduate students, Laila Omar. Both of the papers were originally papers written for the Second Year PhD Research Practicum course.

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Congratulations to recent PhD Alexandra Rodney, recipient of a SSHRC postdoctoral award

April 30, 2019

Alexandra Rodney, who completed her PhD in the Department of Sociology in 2017, has been awarded a Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Postdoctoral Fellowship to pursue research in the Department of Sociology at Ryerson University for the 2019-2010 academic year.

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Ph.D. Candidate Timothy Kang on "Same Routines, Different Effects: Gender, Leisure, and Young Offending"

April 22, 2019

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PhD Candidate Lawrence Williams on an Evolution-Informed Sociology

April 22, 2019

Ph.D. Candidate Lawrence Williams, in collaboration with Scott K. Montgomery, published an article in Frontiers in Sociology. The article is entitled, "Synthesizing Proximate and Distal Levels of Explanation: Toward an Evolution-Informed Sociology."

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PhD Candidate Jean-François Nault and Professor E.-Martin Meunier on Quebec and Its Relationship to Catholicism

April 22, 2019

PhD Candidate Jean-François Nault, in collaboration with Professor E.-Martin Meunier, has published an article in Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses, entitled "Is Quebec Still a Catholically Distinct Society within Canada?

Undergraduate Awards - 2017-18

March 27, 2019

The Department of Sociology offers a number of awards to outstanding undergraduate students. On March 13^th the Department of Sociology at St. George Campus celebrated our undergraduate student’s achievements and presented the recipients with their awards. Congratulations to all 2017-18 recipients.

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PhD graduate Tony Zhang and Professor Brym publish on Tolerance of Homosexuality in 88 Countries

March 19, 2019

Ph.D. graduate Tony Huiquan Zhang and Professor Robert Brym have published an article in Sociological Forum. The article studies how tolerance of homosexuality is jointly shaped by individual educational attainment and political freedom.

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Professor Neda Maghbouleh's study highlighted by U of T News for International Women's Day

March 15, 2019

International Women's Day was March 8th and U of T News celebrated this day by highlighting some of the excellent woman-centred research at the University of Toronto. Among these is the research conducted by Professor Neda Maghbouleh with her co-investigators Professors Melissa Milkie and Ito Peng.

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Report from Professor Brym's survey of Jews in Canada released

March 15, 2019

On March 12th, Professor Robert Brym, S.D.

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Meet the Professor: Christian Caron

March 04, 2019

The Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto has a diverse faculty of professors who have a wide range of experiences. While they share backgrounds in sociology and its intersecting disciplines, each faculty member has individual experiences that have shaped their academic careers.

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