Spotlight

School of Administrative Studies Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah publishes new paper that explores improving human performance in dynamic tasks with debriefing-based interactive learning environments

York University microbiologist Dasantila Golemi-Kotra discusses misleading claims that the new COVID-19 mRNA vaccine would cause female sterilization

John Eastwood, associate professor in the Dept. of Psychology, offers advice on how to combat relationship boredom during COVID-19 in Psychology Today

Rod MacRae, associate professor of food policy in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, talks about migrant workers in Bitter Harvest: The story of the pandemic and people who pick our food, a new documentary from CBC's The Fifth Estate

Associate Professor Leeat Granek's research is featured in Hope Edelman's new book called The Aftergrief

Associate Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein publishes research on racialized people, women, and social enterprises

Esther Greenglass, a psychology professor at York University, discusses how to talk to family about cancelling holiday plans during the pandemic

Healthy, culturally appropriate food is directly tied to First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities' access to land and waters, much of which has been interrupted by colonization and industry, EUC Prof Lisa Myers tells CTV News

Sidebar: Teaching Commons Blog for Nov. 30

Listen to Professor Rachel Silver discuss anthropologies of gender, sexuality and policy in the Faculty of Education's Research Minute

York Fellow Syed Imran Ali speaks to the Globe and Mail about the Safe Water Optimization Tool, a new humanitarian data analytics tool that the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research has developed in partnership with Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF/Doctors Without Borders)

York Science Prof. Dasantila Golemi-Kotra on what to consider when wearing mittens and scarves in cold weather during a pandemic

Claire Mallette, associate professor in the School of Nursing, co-authored a chapter on compassion and healthcare education within a technological age in a newly published book

The Tubman Talk Series presents York sociology Professor Sylvia Bawa. She will deliver a talk titled, "(Re)Calling the Future: African Women, Culture and Decolonization," Nov. 19

The aging of the political class illustrates how (old) age is now accepted generally in the public domain, says Professor Thomas Klassen about Biden's election win