Sociology and Legal Studies

Tweets from the Department of Sociology and Legal Studies at the University of Waterloo

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

These surveys are great data for analyses of all types of research questions in the social sciences!

For more details, visit the ISSP Canada website: https://t.co/QpLIgaL2wH

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

Canada is back in the ISSP (The International Social Survey Programme)! Surveys are conducted annually on diverse topics relevant to the social sciences, and can be accessed for free via the GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences: https://t.co/lHSAAQWo7e

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

JLS Seminar: Law and Campus Encampments, June 19 at 2 p.m. EDT via Zoom

Dr. Irina Ceric will be speaking on the topic of "‘PRIVATE’ PROPERTY, PUBLIC FORCE: THE LEGAL REGULATION OF CAMPUS ENCAMPMENTS”

Register here: https://t.co/2fIVmoMxsY

Questions: [email protected]

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The Princeton Review: Virtual LSAT Personal Statement Workshop

Thinking law school? Join this virtual LSAT Personal Statement Workshop Feb. 15th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Learn about the application process and ask any questions that you may have! To register: https://t.co/eghHoIZxHB

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

JOIN US TONIGHT: Bingo Night with the Soc Society (no registration required)

Join us for an in-person bingo night tonight at 5:30 pm in the Hagey Hall Cube! Mingle with your peers and build new connections. Offering snacks and refreshments as well. No registration is required.

[University of Waterloo @UWaterloo]

#UWaterloo commemorated the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation last Friday with a commitment polishing ceremony & other events on campus to affirm the University’s commitment to decolonization, indigenization and reconciliation.

More: https://t.co/ASjeOoW1z0 | #NDTR2023🧡

[University of Waterloo @UWaterloo]

The Hagey Lecture is coming up this Thursday at 8pm in the Theatre of the Arts! @uwaterlooARTS @WaterlooSci

Registration: https://t.co/VdNMcJFYVT

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

Clarice Ward, a 4th year Legal Studies student and 17-year veteran of the construction industry, has been named as Kitchener-Waterloo's Woman of the Year in the Professionals over 40 category.

Read more here: https://t.co/vXYrZeM9jz

[University of Waterloo @UWaterloo]

The following support and resources are available for students and staff in regards to today’s incident on campus.

[University of Waterloo @UWaterloo]

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day, also known to many as the summer solstice.

This is a time for celebration and knowledge-building around the rich diversity, history and experiences of Indigenous Peoples and communities.

🔗 https://t.co/AcYKsIPWv6 | #NIPD 🧡🪶

[Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme @swilk033]

Congrats to all our 2023 @SOCLSUW grads!

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

The Joint University of Waterloo–St. Jerome’s University Legal Studies Seminar presents: “Policing in the time of 'Reconciliation'", presented by Dr. Tia Dafnos of the University of New Brunswick.

Join us on June 15th @12pm through the zoom link below:
https://t.co/ciC9LKAO7v

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

Are Canadian police becoming more militarized? @SOCLSUW PhD student Tandeep Sidhu examines the relationship between police tactical units and public trust: https://t.co/ojShZtXpeR

[Robert Fantina @RobertFantina]

Please watch and share widely.
India's G20 meetings in Kashmir - camouflaging settler colonialism
https://t.co/v6liK8aqkE

[University of Waterloo @UWaterloo]

In his work as an assistant professor in #UWaterloo's Department of Sociology and Legal Studies, Dr. Adam Ellis is now practicing an approach to teaching and learning that aims to undo the very systems that pushed him to the margins. More: https://t.co/qCO1lp51Ps

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

“Certainly it was not an opportunistic smash-and-grab.”

$20M theft of gold and other items at Pearson International Airport required insider knowledge. Dr. Phil Boyle sits down with the Toronto Star to discuss.

https://t.co/tivB25bbPY

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

Associate Professor Rashmee Singh in @ConversationCA: The grieving mother of a murdered teen pleads for a stronger social safety net. https://t.co/s582idbWlI @uwaterlooARTS

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The grieving mother of a murdered teen pleads for a stronger social safety net.
https://t.co/6PtD5bjcPX

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Just published by University of Toronto Press - Neoliberal Contentions. SUZAN ILCAN’s chapter is on Situating Noncitizenship: Humanitarian Aid, Self-Reliance Schemes, and Migrant Agency: https://t.co/dfSL7I4CQa

[Sociology and Legal Studies @SOCLSUW]

On 21 March Assistant Professor Lai-Tze Fan (@lychee_fan) will be presenting 'EQ vs IQ: Testing Gendered AI in Apple's Siri'! @uwaterlooARTS

[Sherman Centre For Digital Scholarship @macscds]

🤖🖥️ Virtual Lecture | March 21

Have you noticed that AI assistants like Siri and Alexa tend to be voiced by women?

This is no coincidence. Learn why at Dr. Lai-Tze Fan's virtual lecture.

All are welcome! Register for @lychee_fan's talk: https://t.co/AOTyuHr6yo