In addition to teaching in Sociology, I have taught in community-based settings and played a variety of academic teaching roles in disciplines ranging adult education, anthropology, disability studies and equity studies, gerontology and women’s studies.
Graduate Thesis Committees
- Emily Hubley – “Examining End-of-Life Care within Long-Term Care Facilities in the Context of Nova Scotia”
Family Studies and Gerontology, Mount Saint Vincent University, 2019-present - Anne Gillies – “The Role of Family Councils in Long Term Care Facilities in Nova Scotia”
Family Studies and Gerontology, Mount Saint Vincent University, 2019
Course Development
- FSGN 3450 Care Policies
Family Studies and Gerontology, Mount Saint Vincent University.
Course Instructor
- SOCI 2630 Sociology of Health and Illness
Sociology, Trent University - SOCI 4420 Aging and the Lifecourse
Sociology, Trent University - SOCI 4430 Key Aspects in Sociological Analysis
Sociology, Trent University - FSGN 1101 Introduction to Gerontology
Family Studies and Gerontology, Mount Saint Vincent University - DST 613 Strategies for Community Building
School of Disability Studies, Ryerson University
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