Thursday, January 20 2022 This presentation outlines current explorations to mapping out what it means to do Experiential Education (EE) with the Jane Finch community. Historically, EE is often done in the community with little to no community feedback or inclusions on the effectiveness and implications of EE on residents, organizations, groups, and the community at […]
We regret that the event is now full and there is no longer a wait list. We had to cap registration to keep the small group discussions manageable. Please do not be discouraged, you will have other opportunities to share your experiences. The Graduate Student and Postdoc Subcommittee of the President’s Advisory Council – Equity, […]
Media data collection using R 4 May 2021, 10-3pm EST (Eastern Standard Time) Register by April 27, limited spots Facilitators: Professors Cary Wu and Muyang Li, Sociology Part I. 10-12pm, R basics. Professor Wu This workshop will cover the basics of R programming (e.g., data importation, data visualization, and simple regression analysis). Part II. 1-3pm, […]
The Resource Centre for Public Sociology Methods Clinic Coding qualitative data Thursday 15 April 2021, 1-3pm Register by April 8 or until full, limited spots Facilitators: Professor Nancy Mandell, Sociology PhD Students Jana Borras and Janice Phonepraseuth, Sociology Coding is a critical process in analyzing qualitative data in which data are sorted, labelled, and organized […]
[Virtual] Roundtable: What does the Atlanta Tragedy Mean? Korean Diaspora Speaks March 24, 2021 (Wed): 6:30-8:00pm EST Register in advance: https://utoronto.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAof-GhpjkiH9P9lxbsePThh2nV8XfaNUo- Roundtable Participants: Michelle Cho (East Asian Studies, U of T), Hae Yeon Choo (Sociology, U of T), Laam Hae (Politics, York), Hong Kal (Visual Art and Art History, York), Ann Kim (Sociology, York), Eunjung Lee (Social Work, U of T), Yoonkyung Lee […]
15 April, 1-3pm Topic: Coding qualitative data Facilitator: Professor Nancy Mandell with doctoral students, Jana Borras and Janice Phonepraseuth, Sociology Registration opens March 17, limited spots 4 May, 10-3pm Topic: Media data collection using R Facilitators: Professors Cary Wu and Muyang Li, Sociology Registration opens April 19, limited spots The RCPS Methods Clinic […]
This Methods Clinic has been cancelled. 16 March, 2-4pm Topic: Institutional ethnography Facilitator: Professor Eric Mykhalovskiy, Graduate Program Director, Sociology. Registration now closed York Sociology faculty and graduate students have priority, and registrants not in Sociology will be confirmed first-come-first-served for spots available after the deadline. For more information, please contact socrcps@yorku.ca.
Thursday, February 25 5 - 7 p.m. EST Trump as Vector: Pandemic Denialism and the Anti-Lockdown Revolt Mike Davis is Distinguished Emeritus Professor at the University of California, Riverside (USA). His numerous publications include City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles (Verso, 1990), and Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the […]
A collaboration between the Resource Centre for Public Sociology (RCPS) in the Department of Sociology and the Harriet Tubman Institute (HTI),York University Tuesday 9 February 2021, 11:30–1:00pm Register by February 5 Zoom link will be sent out February 8 Professor Joseph Mensah, Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, York University, Toronto Social (In)justice, Racism, and the COVID-19 Pandemic: […]
Online data collection: Challenges and strategies Facilitator: Professor Christopher Kyriakides, Sociology 1 February, 12-2pm Topic: Online data collection challenges and strategies Facilitator: Professor Christopher Kyriakides, Sociology Registration now closed. York Sociology faculty and graduate students have priority, and registrants not in Sociology will be confirmed first-come-first-served for spots available after the deadline. For more information, […]