Sociology Full Time Faculty

Currently Teaching:

• 2205B-001 Statistics for Sociology
• 2236A-001 Population Studies
• 4416G-001 9373B-001 Migration

Currently Teaching:

• 4469F-001 / 9153A-001 Sociology of Work
• 9587B-001 MA Sociological Research

Currently Teaching:

• 2143E-001 Minority Groups
• 4410G-001 Globalization, Democracy and Change
• 4420F-001 / 9166A-001 Race, Class and Colonialism

Currently Teaching:

• 4408G-001 Advanced Sociology of Health
• 9263B-001 Selected Topics in Health

Currently Teaching:

• 2281A-001 International Migration in a Globalized World

Currently Teaching:

• 2140-002 Social Problems
• 2172A-001 Advertising and Society
• 2172A-002 Advertising and Society
• 2172B-001 Advertising and Society
• 2172B-002 Advertising and Society
• 2235-001 The Family

Currently Teaching:

• 4400A-001 / 9001A-001 Introduction to Multivariate Statistics

Currently Teaching:

• 3347F-001 Current Issues in Stratification
• 9147B-001 Social Inequality

Currently Teaching:

• 2202-001 Sociology of Aging
• 3315G-001 Work and Policy in an Aging Society

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2239-001 Social Inequality
• 4434G-001 / 9139G-001 Social Movements and Protest

Graduate Supervision: M.A. and Ph.D.

Catherine Corrigall-Brown's current research interests include social movements, political sociology, social psychology, Indigenous politics, environmental politics, and contentious political participation.

on sabbatical 2012-13

Faculty Profile

Graduate Supervision

James Côté's current research interests include youth studies, the sociology of education, and identity studies. 

Currently Teaching:

• 2139A-001 Social Inequality and Financial Security

office hours: by appointment

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 3362G-001 Sociology of Utopia
• 3404F-001 Modern Sociological Theory
• 4401F-001 Everyday Life
• 9005B-001 Contemporary Social Theory

Graduate Supervision

Michael Gardiner's current research interests include theories of affect (especially boredom), the everyday, utopia, and dialogical social theory (the work of Mikhail Bakhtin in particular).

ON LEAVE Dec 2011-Jun 2013

Graduate Supervision

office hours: Mon. 10:00-12:00

Currently Teaching:

• 2212B-001 Women and Third World Development
• 2239-650 Social Inequality
• 3341F-001 The Social Construction of Gender

office hours: by appointment

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2253B-001 Administration of Criminal Justice
• 3323F-001 Genocide
• 4432G-001 Forensics and Criminal Investigation
• 9135F-001 Contemporary Issues in Criminology

Graduate Supervision

Laura Huey's current research interests include policing, victimization, homelessness, surveillance, theoretical criminology, and qualitative methodology.

office hours: Wed 1:00-3:00 pm

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2144A-001 Sociology of Education
• 2206B-003 Research Methods in Sociology
• 3307F-001 Investigating the Social World: Qualitative Research
• 4450G-001 Education and Society / 9155B-001 Sociology of Education

Graduate Supervision

Wolfgang Lehmann's current research interests include work, education, and social inequality. His main research focus is on the interplay between structural factors and individual agency in school-work transitions.

office hours: Tues 11:00-12:30, Wed 11:00-12:30

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2240E-001 Survey of Sociological Theory
• 2240E-002 Survey of Sociological Theory
• 2240E-003 Survey of Sociological Theory

Graduate Supervision

Charles G. Levine's current research interests include social psychology, ego development, critical theory and the history of sociological theory.

office hours: Mon 11:30 to 1:30, Wed 11:30-1:30

Currently Teaching:

• 1020-001 Introduction to Sociology
• 1020-002 Introduction to Sociology
• 1021E-001 Introduction to Sociology
• 2259-001 Sociology of Deviance
• 2259-650 Sociology of Deviance
• 3358G-001 Women and Crime
• 4437F-001 Advanced Sociology of Deviance

Currently Teaching:

• 2279B-001 Development & Health Inequalities
• 4441A-001 Demographic Analysis / 9331A-001 Population Research Methods
• 9007B-001 (Advanced) Multivariate Statistical Analysis

office hours: Mon 3:00-5:00 p.m.

Currently Teaching:

• 2151A-001 The Evolution of Cities
• 2151A-002 The Evolution of Cities
• 2152B-001 Life in the Contemporary City
• 2152B-002 Life in the Contemporary City
• 2205A-001 Statistics for Sociology
• 2205A-002 Statistics for Sociology
• 2205A-650 Statistics for Sociology
• 2206A-650 Research Methods in Sociology
• 2206B-001 Research Methods in Sociology
• 2206B-002 Research Methods in Sociology

office hours: Mon 2:30-3:30 p.m. Thur 1:30-2:30 p.m.

Currently Teaching:

• 2233-001 Social Psychology
• 2234E-650 Social Psychology
• 3357F-001 Crime and Deviance in the Workplace
• 3357G-001 Crime and Deviance in the Workplace
• 3404F-002 Modern Sociological Theory
• 3404G-001 Modern Sociological Theory
• 4405F-001 Seminar in Sociological Theory
• 4405G-001 Seminar in Sociological Theory

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2106A-001 Technology and Society
• 3301G-001 Internet and Society

Graduate Supervision

Anabel Quan-Haase's current research interests include computer-mediated communication, the networked society, social networks, and new media and social change. Her current research projects examine how young people use instant messaging, Facebook, mobile phones and other communication tools and what the social consequences are for their social relations, community, and social capital.

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2270A-001 Foundations of Social Theory
• 2271B-001 Survey of Contemporary Theory
• 9002A-001 Classical Sociological Theory
• 9190B-001 The Social, The Ethical, The Global

Graduate Supervision

Scott Schaffer's current research interests include contemporary and global social theory, the sociology of development, and resistance movements. His research is currently focused on understanding the interplay between sociological theory, social policy, and social change.

Currently Teaching:

• 3308G-001 Work and Health Across the Life Cycle
• 9258A-001 Sociology of the Life Course

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Graduate Supervision

Jerry White's current research interests include the social determinants of well-being for aboriginal communities in Canada.

office hours: Mon 12:30-3:00 p.m.

Faculty Profile

Currently Teaching:

• 2140-001 Social Problems
• 4478F-001 / 9004A-001 Advanced Program and Policy Evaluation

Graduate Supervision

Paul C. Whitehead's current research interests include the studies of the determinants and impact of social cohesion on the health and other population outcomes of First Nations and other aboriginal communities as well as evaluation of social programs and government policies.

Currently Teaching:

• 3306A-001 Investigating the Social World: Quantitative Research
• 3306B-001 Investigating the Social World: Quantitative Research
• 9003B-001 Quantitative Research Methods