Join the Department of Sociology and Anthropology for a seminar featuring guest speaker Dr. Sylvia Bawa, Associate Professor of Sociology at York University.
How can global human rights discourses move us away from traditional ways of thinking about progress and social justice? How do decolonization and self-determination related to solidarity rights call us to think about our existence in relation to each other?
Studies at the graduate level traditionally guide students through a series of predetermined steps (from writing a literature review and research proposal, to conducting research and producing academic outputs) which often leave little room to reflect on how to make our work accessible and actionable outside academia.
Join students in the Graduate Mentorship Program as they explore Publishing in the Social Sciences and Humanities with Research and Scholarship Librarian, Christopher Popovich.
"The program aims to create a safe space for graduate students, faculty and staff to build community, exchange knowledge, insights, and experiences"
— Abii Barrett | Inclusion Advisor
This event is open to all graduate students of CSAHS and COA. Registration required!
