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LA&PS researchers receive more than $2.3M in SSHRC funding

Researchers in 91亚色鈥檚 Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS) have received more than $2.3 million in funding from the  (SSHRC).

A total of 20 projects led by LA&PS faculty were announced as recipients of the 2020 Insight Grants (19 awards valued at a combined $2,145,491) and 2020 Partnership Development Grants (one award valued at $199,951).

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Twenty research projects out of the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies were awarded more than $2.3 million in SSHRC 2020 Insight Grants and Partnership Development Grants

The Insight Grants support long-term research initiatives for two to five years, while the Partnership Development Grant will support a one- to three-year project organized through formal collaborations with public, private and not-for-profit organizations.

鈥淟A&PS researchers are contributing crucial knowledge across the many disciplines of social science and humanities,鈥� said LA&PS Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies, Ravi de Costa. 鈥淪SHRC Insight Grants enable leading experts to undertake original and innovative kinds of inquiry, and our colleagues鈥� success in this program is a testament to the strength and depth of research going on in the Faculty.鈥�

LA&PS researchers are investigating important topics, including social implications resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, connections between language and community in Canada, overlooked demographics in social policies and more.

鈥淟A&PS is steadfast in its commitment to research excellence and to building on this excellence going forward. Across the Faculty, our instructors are at the forefront of their respective fields 鈥� enriching our understanding of the humanities, social sciences and professional studies in meaningful ways,鈥� said LA&PS Dean J.J. McMurtry. 鈥淕rant funding from SSHRC will help us continue to accomplish this goal. I鈥檓 excited to congratulate this year鈥檚 recipients.鈥�

LA&PS 2020 Insight Grant recipients (principal investigators):

  • Lalaie Ameeriar, Department of Anthropology;
  • Amelie Barras, Department of Social Science;
  • Antoine Djogbenou, Department of Economics;
  • Alan Durston, Department of History;
  • Jonathan Edmondson, Department of History;
  • Ratiba Hadj-Moussa, Department of Sociology;
  • Eva Haque, Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics;
  • Mark Hayward, Department of Communication & Media Studies;
  • Michael Herren, Department of Humanities;
  • Eva Karpinski, School of Gender, Sexuality & Women鈥檚 Studies;
  • Ruth King, Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics;
  • Maria Liegghio, School of Social Work;
  • Carmela Murdocca, Department of Sociology;
  • Andrea O鈥橰eilly, School of Gender, Sexuality & Women鈥檚 Studies;
  • Selcuk Ozyurt, Department of Economics;
  • Carolyn Podruchny, Department of History;
  • Andrey Stoyanov, Department of Economics;
  • Leah Vosko, Department of Politics; and
  • Xueqing Xu, Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics.

LA&PS 2020 Partnership Development Grant recipient (principal investigator):

  • Marcello Musto, Department of Sociology.

See the complete lists of  and  recipients on the SSHRC website.