With files from Susan Hickman Andrea Doucet has spent the past decade examining house-husbands. These are the men who forgo, if only temporarily, climbing the career ladder, in favour of raising... More
by Nicole Findlay Stumbling across a 1947 pamphlet promoting a children’s play, put Robyn Smith on the path to a postdoctoral fellowship in Berlin. The doctoral candidate in the Department of... More
New Faculty Profile – Sam Maghimbi Carleton hosts renowned visiting scholar In his poem “To a Mouse” Robert Burns opined “…the best-laid schemes of mice and men / Gang... More
by Nicole Findlay Carleton University medical anthropologist Jen Pylypa is looking beyond the latest advances in drug therapies to cultural interpretations of health and illness, and initiatives for... More
SSHRC Grant 2006 – Research Profile Aaron Doyle, Department of Sociology and Anthropology Project Title: “Risk, Fear, Blaming, Punitiveness and the Public” Aaron Doyle will be... More
by Cindy Robinson Aaron Doyle, an assistant professor in Carleton’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology, was honoured with a Capital Educators’ Award in front of a capacity crowd at... More
Xiaobei Chen is researching the adoption of Chinese children by European-Canadian parents. Chen, an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology has combined her interviews... More
The Centre for Equity in Health and Society (CEHS) has honoured Daiva Stasiulis, a professor within the Department of Sociology and Anthropology with the Wilson Head Research Award for her book... More
Snowdrifts shaped by the prevailing winds always point West-Northwest and fresh seal meat is the main antidote to freezing temperatures. These are just a few things Claudio Aporta knows from his... More
