Sociology News

The Ontario Child Health Study 2014 has been released, including research by Dr. Jinette Comeau, Sociology professor from King’s, on the prevalence of child and youth mental disorders.

The Centre for the Multidisciplinary Applied Research at King’s (MARK) will be hosting a networking event designed to promote community-university partnerships.

Gregoire Bouchard and Cedric Joseph are two King’s students out of six Mustangs who will play at the 2018 U SPORTS Valero East-West Bowl.

Graduating fourth-year students visited the United Nations headquarters in New York City to attend the Commission on the Status of Women.

Promise Holmes Skinner, ‘10, is a senior manager with Aboriginal Legal Services. She talks to CBC news about criminal justice reforms.

The newest club on campus is the King’s Dance Company. Auditions happen this week.

Dr. Derek Silva discusses the practice of nations spying on the general public.

King’s students and Western Mustang’s football players are honoured at U Sports All-Canadian gala.
 

Dr. Don Kerr, professor of sociology, discusses net gains and losses of population in London in London Free Press.

A new study by the Poverty Research Centre at King’s University College shows that only about half of working adults have a full-time permanent jobs with benefits.

Lead researcher Dr. Joe Michalski research on the health and social impacts of having sub-standard work in London.

Dr. Don Kerr discusses poverty and growth in the London area.

Dr. Don Kerr discusses London's current unemployment rate. 

Sociology professor Dr. Don Kerr discusses how many parts of Canada’s income-mobility map are shaped by immigration.

Dr. Joe Michalski’s survey results on employment in London.

Violette Hammad takes the throne as KUCSC president starting May 1st.

Research by Dr. Don Kerr and Dr. Tracy Smith Carrier over the past 18 months for the London Poverty Research Centre at King’s looks at boomers, aging, mental health and the rise in disability support.

Dr. Don Kerr analyses immigration patterns as part of his sociological research at King’s.

The dynamics associated with people’s intellectual blinders and, more formally, the study of “selection bias,” “confirmation bias,” and the social construction of “truth” in this blog by King’s Acting Associate Academic Dean.

SJPS 3210G or Soc 3398G - Globalization and Citizenship in the Dominican Republic includes an eight-day immersion to the Dominican Republic. 

King's pays tribute to nine faculty authors and their scholarly monographs at the annual celebration of Faculty Book Launch, 2013-14.

Dr. Matthew Yeager, King’s Sociology professor, was recognized by the Division on Critical Criminology of the American Society of Criminology.