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Ken Moffatt is a Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University in the School of Social Work and an Adjunct Professor at McMaster University. His academic pursuits focus on reimagining modes of learning, pedagogy, and practice, particularly through arts-based reflective practice. Moffatt has conducted extensive research on how new managerialism and neoliberalism impede innovative educational approaches in postsecondary settings. He held the Jack Layton Chair in the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services from 2018 to 2022. His publication record includes significant works such as 'Poetics of Social Work' and 'Postmodern Social Work', both published by prestigious university presses. He also serves as an editor for 'Troubled Masculinities'. His current interests involve community engagement and social justice, particularly through SSHRC-funded projects like 'Crafting Community' in collaboration with Dr. Reena Tandon. Moffatt's work encompasses cultural studies, postmodern theory, and issues of gender, aiming to explore the creation of meaning in contexts influenced by global neoliberalism.
Toronto Metropolitan University • Toronto
Teaching and research in the area of Social Work.
McMaster University • Hamilton
Engagement in teaching and collaboration with social work program.
Department of Chemical Engineering