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Matthew Tegelberg

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Department of Social Science

Associate Professor
Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Social Science (ISS) Program

Office: 717 Ross Building South
Phone: 416 736 2100 Ext: 30125
Email: mtegel@yorku.ca
Primary website: Research
Secondary website: The Climate Source

Matthew Tegelberg is an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Science at York University. His research and teaching interests range from environment and climate justice to global tourism and the role of technologies in social movements. His research contributions appear in a range of different academic journals, books, and edited volumes.

Degrees

PhD, Cultural Studies, Trent University
MA, Communication and Culture, York University and Ryerson University
BA, Communication Studies and History, York University

Appointments

Faculty of Graduate Studies

Research Interests

Global/Climate Change , Science and Technology, Tourism, Climate Justice, Social Movements, Nature

Current Research Projects


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    Funders:
    Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies Grant for International Collaborations, York University

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    Funders:
    Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies Minor Research Grant, York University

Approach to Teaching


Past courses taught:

  • SOSC 1000 9.0 - Introduction to Social Science
  • SOSC 2560 6.0 - Ideology and Everyday Life
  • SOSC 2007 6.0 - Representing Climate Change
  • SOSC 3714 3.0 - Cities and Climate Change
  • SOSC 3006 6.0 - Technology and Social Movements
  • SOSC 4001 6.0 - Critical Issues in Tourism Studies


    • Current Courses

    Term Course Number Section Title Type
    Fall/Winter 2024 AP/SOSC1142 9.0 A Climate Change and Society LECT


    Matthew Tegelberg is an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Science at York University. His research and teaching interests range from environment and climate justice to global tourism and the role of technologies in social movements. His research contributions appear in a range of different academic journals, books, and edited volumes.

    Degrees

    PhD, Cultural Studies, Trent University
    MA, Communication and Culture, York University and Ryerson University
    BA, Communication Studies and History, York University

    Appointments

    Faculty of Graduate Studies

    Research Interests

    Global/Climate Change , Science and Technology, Tourism, Climate Justice, Social Movements, Nature

    Current Research Projects


      Project Type: Funded
      Funders:
      Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies Grant for International Collaborations, York University

      Project Type: Funded
      Funders:
      Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies Minor Research Grant, York University

    Approach to Teaching


    Past courses taught:

  • SOSC 1000 9.0 - Introduction to Social Science
  • SOSC 2560 6.0 - Ideology and Everyday Life
  • SOSC 2007 6.0 - Representing Climate Change
  • SOSC 3714 3.0 - Cities and Climate Change
  • SOSC 3006 6.0 - Technology and Social Movements
  • SOSC 4001 6.0 - Critical Issues in Tourism Studies


    • Current Courses

    Term Course Number Section Title Type
    Fall/Winter 2024 AP/SOSC1142 9.0 A Climate Change and Society LECT