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Canada Versus America Job Market
December 8, 2021
Posted in Panel Discussion, Past Webinars, Professional Development, Student Subcommittee
Tagged Careers
CASE & CSA Webinar Series: Minority Education
January 27, 2022 9:00am PT / 10:00am MT / 11:00am CT / 12:00pm ET / 1:00pm AT / 1:30pm NT
Posted in Research Clusters, Research Reports, Sociology of Education, Upcoming Webinar
Tagged Education, Race and Ethnicity, Teaching
CSA & CASE Webinar Series: Experiential Learning
Posted in Past Webinars, Presentations, Sociology of Education
Tagged Education, Teaching
Effective Social Media Use for Grad Students
October 20, 2021
The Challenges of Doing Education Research in Canada
October 14, 2021
Posted in Past Webinars, Research Clusters, Research Reports, Sociology of Education
Tagged EDID, Education, Research Methods, Teaching
Career Pathways of Sociology Graduate Students
Thursday, September 16, 2021
Posted in Past Webinars, Professional Development, Research Reports
Tagged Careers, Students
Racial Inequalities in the Times of COVID-19: Sociological Perspectives on the Social Production of Racial Inequalities in the Canadian Context
View the recording The crisis of public health generated by covid-19, has exacerbated many social inequalities in the Canadian context. In this webinar, Carleton graduate students in Sociology and instructor from the seminar “Race, Class and Ethnicity in Contemporary Societies” … Continue reading
Posted in Past Webinars, Research Reports
Tagged COVID-19, Inequalities, Race and Ethnicity
On Writing Theory Seminar and Workshop
Posted in Panel Discussion, Past Webinars, Professional Development, Research Clusters, Social Theory, Student Subcommittee, Workshop
Tagged Careers, Students
Publishing & Public Sociology
Publishing is consistently recognized as the “universal currency” of academia, but the process behind the product remains unclear for many graduate students. At the same time, growing awareness about the importance of sharing scholarly outputs with the wider public has … Continue reading
Posted in Panel Discussion, Past Webinars, Professional Development, Student Subcommittee
Tagged Careers, Students