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The Scoop: Professor Sonia Lawrence to deliver Marlee Kline Lecture in Social Justice Jan.15 at UBC's Peter A. Allard School of Law

Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Sonia Lawrence to deliver Marlee Kline Lecture in Social Justice Jan. 15 at UBC's Peter A. Allard School of Law


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The Scoop: Graduate student publishes book "White Unwed Mother: The Adoption Mandate in Postwar Canada"

York University PhD student Valerie Andrews publishes book White Unwed Mother: The Adoption Mandate in Postwar Canada


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The Scoop: Book launch on Jan. 24 for Professor Lisa Farley's new book

Faculty of Education Professor Lisa Farley will celebrate her new book Childhood Beyond Pathology during a book launch event, Jan. 24


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The Scoop: Karen Bridget Murray

Karen Bridget Murray, associate professor of politics, published an article on epigenetics and politics in the colonial present in the Canadian Journal of Sociology


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The Scoop: Professor Mary Wiktorowicz published the article "Transnational pharmacogovernance: Emergent patterns in the jazz of pharmaceutical policy convergence" in the journal Globalization and Health

Professor Mary Wiktorowicz published and article on transnational pharmacogovernance in the journal Globalization and Health


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The Scoop: Osgoode student Alana Robert is one of six women who received an award from Gov. Gen. Julie Payette in commemoration of a landmark gender equality case.

Osgoode student Alana Robert is one of six women to receive an award from Governor General Julie Payette in commemoration of a landmark gender equality case


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The Scoop: Dennis Raphael

Research by Faculty of Health Professor Dennis Raphael was featured in a CBC story about Sudbury's "poverty challenge"


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The Scoop: International Space Station research by Prof. Laurence Harris is profiled on NASA's website

International Space Station research project by Prof. Laurence Harris is profiled on NASA's website


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The Scoop: New York Times book critic highlights York University Professor Christina Sharpe's book as 'most valuable discovery' in 2018

New York Times book critic highlights York University Professor Christina Sharpe's book as 'most valuable discovery' in 2018


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The Scoop: York PhD candidate Lauren Wolman recognized for leadership in sport

York PhD candidate Lauren Wolman was named in the Lead Thru Sport's 52 Strong Female Leaders in Sport


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The Scoop: VISTA and CVR researcher Rick Wildes explores the research areas of computational vision, 3D vision and robotics in healthcare in the final Research2Reality video

VISTA and CVR researcher Rick Wildes explores the research areas of computational vision, 3D vision and robotics in healthcare in the final Research2Reality video


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The Scoop: Professor Joanne Jones from the School of Administrative Studies has been named a Fellow by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, her profession's highest distinction

Professor Joanne Jones, from the School of Administrative Studies, has been named a Fellow by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, her profession's highest distinction


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The Scoop: Associate Professor Jen Gilbert wrote an article titled "Responding to sexual violence in schools: What can educators learn?" for The Conversation Canada.

Faculty of Education Associate Professor Jen Gilbert wrote an article titled "Responding to sexual violence in schools: What can educators learn?" for The Conversation


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The Scoop: Faculty of Health Assistant Lecturer Roberta Timothy wrote an article on criminalizing HIV in 'The Conversation'

Faculty of Health Assistant Lecturer Roberta Timothy wrote an article on criminalizing HIV in 'The Conversation'


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The Scoop: Prof Parissa Safai was interviewed on CBC Radio's Cross Country Checkup program about the disturbing practice of athlete hazings in which female athletes are just as vulnerable as male athletes

Faculty of Health Professor Parissa Safai was interviewed on CBC Radio about the practice of athlete hazings in which female athletes are just as vulnerable as male athletes