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Jana Grekul is a prominent criminologist and critical feminist scholar with decades of research and teaching experience in criminology and sociology. She serves as the director of the University of Alberta's Bachelor of Arts in Criminology program and has previously directed the Arts Pedagogy and Research Laboratory. Grekul’s work critically examines topics such as gang desistance, gendered pathways in prisons, and the intersection of victimization and criminalization. Her recent research includes SSHRC-funded studies on the reintegration of formerly incarcerated women and the sterilization of immigrant Indigenous women in Canada, Peru, and Indonesia. Grekul’s commitment to excellence in both research and teaching is demonstrated by numerous accolades she has received, including the McCalla Professorship and the Rutherford Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. She actively engages with the community and serves on various boards aimed at improving social services. In her spare time, Jana enjoys spending time outdoors and caring for her pets.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Teach courses in sociology and criminology and lead the Bachelor of Arts in Criminology program.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management