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Professor, Graduate Program Director Areas of Expertise: Health-care system; Gender, age, class, ethnicity, homosexuality and health; Women’s diseases, men’s diseases and expenditures; Health-care expenditures; Sociology of science and medicine; Breast cancer and childhood causes Biography: Academic Interests: gender, health, medicine, research methods. 519.884.0710 ext.3516 Professor, Sociology and MA CAST Areas of Expertise: Sociology of women and gender; Feminist theory; Psychoanalytic feminism; Transgender theory 519.884.0710 ext.3682 Professor, Associate Dean: PhD Program (Jan 1 - June 30, 2013) Areas of Expertise: Social policy especially welfare policy; Workfare; Poverty; Precarious Labour Market; Single Mothers; Women and Gender; International development, international aid; Non-profit organizations Biography: Dr. Caragata teaches in the areas social policy and community development. Her doctoral teaching includes epistemology and the production of knowledge. … 519-884-1970 ext.5219 Professor, Inside-Out Canada Assistant Coordinator Areas of Expertise: gender and crime; Women’s imprisonment; Women's Mental health; Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy Biography: I have been in the social work field for over twenty years working as a residential counsellor for sexually abused young women, a sexual abuse therapist in an Aboriginal Community Health Centre, and as therapist at the Kingston Prison for… 519-884-1970 ext.5220 Associate Professor Areas of Expertise: Race/anti-racism; Race and education; Race and securitization; Race gender; Imperialism/War on terror; Racialized youth; Canadian Muslim studies - Muslim youth and identity post 9/11, Islamic schools; Muslim women's studies - Islamic feminism, hijab, identity, representation Biography: Research Areas: … 519.884.0710 ext.3267 Associate Professor, Psychology Areas of Expertise: Early word learning; Early mathematics learning; Numeracy and mathematics acquisition; Mathematics education; Longitudinal study of language & mathematics development; Gender differences in cognitive development; LittleCounters Biography: Joanne Lee is a developmental psychologist specializing in mathematics learning and early childhood education. She joined the Department of Psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University in July 2006, after receiving her Ph.D. from the University of… 519-884-0710 ext.3875 Associate Professor Areas of Expertise: Canadian poetry and poetics Canadian history through literature Elegy theory, affect theory, feminist theory Gender and sexuality theories Biography: Books: … (519) 884-0710 ext.ex. 2931 Assistant Professor Areas of Expertise: United States history, particularly 1790-1877; Antislavery and abolition; Women's and gender history; History of the Old Northwest/U.S. Midwest; History of activism, reform movements, and grassroots politics; Race in the United States, especially pre-1900; Rights in the US, especially pre-1900; Biography: Academic Interests … 519-884-0710 ext.2092 Associate Professor Areas of Expertise: Feminist media history Canadian communication history Gender and communication Media and moral regulation Television and media studies Biography: My current SSHRC-funded research project investigates three women's magazines appearing in Canada in the early decades of the twentieth century: Canadian Home Journal, Everywoman's World, and Woman's Century. … 519-884-1970 ext.2302 Contract Academic Staff Areas of Expertise: Institutionalized Sexism and Racism; Deviance; Violence; Recidivism and Gender; Fear of Crime; Moral Panics Social Control |
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