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Carolyn Brooks is an Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan in the Department of Sociology, specializing in criminology, particularly intimate partner violence, social control, and resilience among youth. Her research focuses on the dynamic interplay of social control mechanisms and marginalization, tackling issues such as immigration, settler colonialism, and digital surveillance. She co-edited 'Critical Perspectives on Social Control and Regulation in Canada' and contributed to 'Marginality and Condemnation: A Critical Introduction to Criminology.' Carolyn teaches various courses including 'Foundations of Sociology' and 'Introduction to Criminology.' She is actively involved in supervising graduate students, guiding their research in sociology. Her significant contributions to academia were recognized with multiple teaching awards, including the USSU Teaching Excellence Award. Additionally, Carolyn has successfully supervised numerous theses in her area of expertise, focusing on the sociological dimensions of violence, crime, and identity.
University of Saskatchewan • Saskatoon, SK
Teaching and researching in sociology, focusing on criminology.
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