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Preview of From draft to article: The process of publishing in an academic journal
Professional Development Webinar 2020

From draft to article: The process of publishing in an academic journal

The process of publishing an article in an academic journal.
Preview of Writing a Successful Conference Abstract: Practical Tips to Getting Your Abstract Accepted
Professional Development Webinar 2020

Writing a Successful Conference Abstract: Practical Tips to Getting Your Abstract Accepted

Dr. Kate Butler talks through the do’s & don’ts of conference abstract writing.
Preview of Opportunities in Sociology
Professional Development Publication 2019

Opportunities in Sociology

The Canadian Sociological Association is pleased to present a resource students co-produced with the University of British Columbia.

Our Opportunities in Sociology pamphlet presents an easily accessible guide to labour market opportunities for students graduating with a BA in Sociology.
Preview of The Future Lives of Sociology Graduates
Research Publication 2017

The Future Lives of Sociology Graduates

Using a variety of data sources from Statistics Canada, we paint a historical portrait of the discipline by charting how many people, and who, become sociologists.
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