Asst. Professor of Criminal Justice, @QueensUSoc & @ubishops Alumni, 2019 3M National Student Fellow
Kingston, ON
Joined January 2017
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Did a couple of interviews today in solidarity with @defundlapolice - long story short, don't get fooled by "community policing"...
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Hoping to speak with a few more folks! You’re eligible to participate if you identify as trans or gender expansive, are 16-24 years old, and have been unhoused at any point in the past year in Southern Ontario. Please share widely! @PhDVoice @QueerCrimASC #LGBTQ #homelessness
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Delighted to recognize the authors of 3 articles nominated for the @ISSOTL / @TLI_ISSOTL Nancy Chick Article of the Year! #ISSOTL22
ALT The shortlisted nominations for the Nancy Chick Article of the Year Award for Volume 9, published in 2021, are: Joe Bandy, M. Brielle Harbin, and Amie Thurber. “Teaching Race and Racial Justice: Developing Students’ Cognitive and Affective Understanding.” Ingie Hovland. “The Importance of Making-While-Reading for Undergraduate Readers: An Example of Inductive SoTL.” Karen Manarin, Christine Adams, Richard Fendler, Heidi Marsh, Ethan Pohl, Suzanne Porath, Alison Thomas. “Examining the Focus of SoTL Literature—Teaching and Learning?”
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I’ve been contemplating the connections between the deprofessionalization of caring/pink collar jobs, such as the k12 educators mentioned below, and extending that to pernicious erosion of status of teaching and learning staff in Canadian higher ed through #StudentsAsPartners 🧵
Excited to share my paper now out in the Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice focused on how the portrayal of police use of force in reality television contributes to broader narratives surrounding crime!
I find that force and excessive force are portrayed frequently, with significant racial disparities in excessive force. This is my first sole-authored publication and represents just over 2 years of work! Read here (or dm for pdf): utpjournals.press/toc/cjccj/…
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Opinion | Too much academic research is jargon-laden mush. Here’s why my Substack is all amateur sociology with a lot of buzzwords I learned in college.
Along with some incredible other scholars (@tariajadi, @anita_acai, @DrPatMaher) I'm running for the STLHE Board of Directors–with a shared vision for emphasizing meaningful anti-racist action in Canadian higher education.
We believe in the power of STLHE to bring together practitioners and scholars, and also to influence the broader landscape of Canadian PSE. However, there is still a lot of work that needs to be done–we must critique awards systems, student representation, conferences, and more.
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for the first time in years, I am enthusiastic about the potential for the STLHE board to bring transformative change to #cdnpse.
In this election, I am proud to support:
⭐️ @tariajadi
⭐️ @anita_acai
⭐️ @ethan_pohl
⭐️ @DrPatMaher
#stlhesapes2022 let’s VOTE THEM IN
So, that opportunity I mentioned is this: I'm running for the STLHE Board of Directors alongside a few friends (@ethan_pohl, @DrPatMaher, @anita_acai) with a shared vision to shift STLHE towards meaningful anti-racist work in teaching and learning. #STLHESAPES2022
Ethan Pohl retweeted
So, that opportunity I mentioned is this: I'm running for the STLHE Board of Directors alongside a few friends (@ethan_pohl, @DrPatMaher, @anita_acai) with a shared vision to shift STLHE towards meaningful anti-racist work in teaching and learning. #STLHESAPES2022
Don't let anyone ever tell you that you can't do anything with a Sociology degree
13 years after entering the NBA, Stephen Curry is a college grad.
Stephen completed his final semester of coursework this spring and will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Sociology from Davidson College.
Congrats to the Class of 2022!
ALT illustration of stephen curry wearing a graduate cap
This one's spicy...extremely excited to see this published after years of work with incredible collaborators @tariajadi, @heathercurrll, Théo, Jason, Maureen, and Christl. We explore the joy, disappointment, solidarity, and dismissal experienced when creating anti-racist demands.
