PhD candidate Rose Xueqing Zhang receives FHSS Congress Student Merit Award
The award recognizes and celebrates graduate students who present their work at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Prof. Amanda Cheong recognized by ASA section awards
She has received two awards and multiple honourable mentions for three of her articles from American Sociological Association.
Emma Nguyen explores adoption of English names in honours thesis
Her study investigates how students select English names and the impact of this decision on their overall “success” in Anglo-Saxon countries.
PhD candidate Rose Zhang receives Nan Lin Graduate Student Paper Award
Rose was awarded for her paper, “Racing Against a Hidden Clock: The Prospective Motherhood Penalty and Gendered Ageism in China’s Workplace.”
Emma Nguyen, Alexander Murphy, and Emma Dierkes win SURC 2025 awards
The judging panel was comprised of past Honours students and members of the Sociology Students Association.
Do civil rights claims actually resonate? Prof. Irene Bloemraad investigates in new study
The study examines whether civil rights appeals are effective for diagnosing social problems and building support for government intervention.
Honours student Lulu Wang explores impacts of diplomatic upbringing on children of foreign service officers
Her honours thesis examines how a mobile lifestyle influences the identity and worldview of the children of diplomats into adulthood.
PhD candidate Manlin Cai and Prof. Sylvia Fuller publish new policy brief on care and work responsibilities
The Vanier Institute brief reviews the current regulations for key employment rights to routine caregiving responsibilities.
Infrastructure and Integration Lab explores experiences of immigrants with social service organizations
The Infrastructure and Integration Lab, run by Prof. Sean Lauer, released a new evidence brief on their recent scoping review.
PhD candidate Manlin Cai publishes lead-authored paper on online dating among Chinese immigrants
The study explores how time-related expectations and experiences shaped participants’ perceptions of (in)efficiency with online dating.