Carly Hamdon is a PhD Candidate at the University of British Columbia Department of Sociology, whose research interests include climate change, cultural consumption, social stratification, and gender. Her dissertation analyzes how climate change is reshaping the Canadian wine industry.

Hamdon, C. (in press). Deservingness on the Front Lines: How Volunteers Navigate Moral Judgments in Emergency Food Distribution. Canadian Review of Sociology.

Tony, S., Hamdon, C., & Huddart, E. (in press). Masculinity, Femininity, and Support for Climate Policy. Environmental Sociology.

Huddart Kennedy, E., & Hamdon, C. (2023). Do People Who Drive Trucks Care About the Environment? Contexts, 22(3), 18–23. https://doi.org/10.1177/15365042231192496

2023-2027: SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship

2022-26: Four Year Fellowship (4YF) for Ph.D. Students, The University of British Columbia

2022-26: Faculty of Arts Graduate Award (Ph.D.), The University of British Columbia

2022: President’s Academic Excellence Initiative Ph.D. Award, The University of British

2021: Canadian Student Masters Scholarship, The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC CGM)

2020: Graduate Student Scholarship, Department of Sociology, The University of British Columbia

2017: Undergraduate Theory Essay Award, Department of Sociology, University of Alberta

2016-18: Jason Lang Scholarship

2015-16: Dean’s Honour List, Faculty of Arts, University of Alberta

Teaching Assistant

The University of British Columbia

Sociology 102: Inequality and Social Change

Sociology 217: Research Methods

Sociology 230: Shopping, Society, and Sustainability

Sociology 314: Sociology of Masculinity

Sociology 352: The Organization of Work

Sociology 361: Social Inequality

Sociology 387: Drugs and Society