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Ruth Lue, a doctoral student in Sociology, is exploring through her research and practice how Canada’s changing population and social environment contribute to – or mitigate – health inequalities.
Sociology professor Dr. Cathy Holtmann and adjunct professor Dr. Mayme Lefurgey are part of a national network researching how women from rural communities survive high-risk domestic or intimate partner violence.
Sam Nemeroff, a recent graduate of UNB Sociology’s master’s program, gained acclaim for his research on far-right extremism, earning a top spot at an international data visualization competition.
Sociology professor Dr. Neeru Gupta has published new research on the state of the oral health workforce in Canada. The study quantified geographic, gender, and other types of imbalances in the dental workforce to help inform responses to service gaps.
In a world where the spotlight often highlights progress and acceptance, Canada's queer community has its own set of unique challenges. The need for increased understanding and support is at the heart of their journey.