Teaching Assistant, SOCB26: Sociology of Education
University of Toronto · Prof. Ann Mullen
My research examines how family, social networks, organizations, culture as capital, institutional volatility, and race work together to create conditions in which some families are better positioned to convert uncertainty into opportunity.
I work across teaching and research in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto. My teaching focuses on the sociology of education — how schools reproduce or interrupt inequality — and my research looks at the informal structures, like youth sport, where families build strategy, identity, and opportunity outside the classroom.
Teaching Assistant, SOCB26: Sociology of Education
University of Toronto · Prof. Ann Mullen
Research Assistant, SOCA06 Syllabus Comparison Project
University of Toronto · Dr. Bahar Hashemi
Academic Advisor / Admissions Interviewer
University of Toronto
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Youth Basketball & Family Navigation Study
Field interviews with parents and youth athletes · see recruit.html
Hacking the Syllabus