I am a sociolegal researcher who combines insights from critical race, punishment, and abolition theories to examine issues of racial and social justice, the purpose of punishment, and the impacts of societal structures on differently situated groups. My approach to research is firmly rooted in praxis, and I work closely with the communities who inform my research to cultivate projects from the ground up.
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Degrees
PhD Sociology, Queen's University
Research Interests
Sociology
, Law and Justice, Punishment, Sentencing and Criminal Law, Critical Race Studies
I am a sociolegal researcher who combines insights from critical race, punishment, and abolition theories to examine issues of racial and social justice, the purpose of punishment, and the impacts of societal structures on differently situated groups. My approach to research is firmly rooted in praxis, and I work closely with the communities who inform my research to cultivate projects from the ground up.
Degrees
PhD Sociology, Queen's University
Research Interests
Sociology
, Law and Justice, Punishment, Sentencing and Criminal Law, Critical Race Studies
Current Courses
| Term |
Course Number |
Section |
Title |
Type |
| Fall/Winter 2024 |
AP/SOSC4350 6.0 |
A |
Law and Society Honours Seminar |
SEMR |
| Fall/Winter 2024 |
AP/SOSC4352 6.0 |
A |
Social Dimensions of Criminal Law |
SEMR |
