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Latest funding
- $84,671
Erasure and Epistemic Injustice: Autistic Professors and Institutional Governance in Canadian Universities
SSHRC · 2026 · Principal investigator
- $64,826
Workload Creep in the Social Sciences and Humanities in Canadian research-intensive universities
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $261,383
Workload Creep in the Social Sciences and Humanities in Canadian research-intensive universities
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
Erasure and Epistemic Injustice: Autistic Professors and Institutional Governance in Canadian Universities
Principal investigators: Kouritzin, Sandra
Workload Creep in the Social Sciences and Humanities in Canadian research-intensive universities
Principal investigators: Kouritzin, Sandra
Keywords: workload; university; academic identity; globalization; neoliberalism
Workload Creep in the Social Sciences and Humanities in Canadian research-intensive universities
Principal investigators: Kouritzin, Sandra
Keywords: workload; university; academic identity; globalization; neoliberalism
A national comparison of services for immigrant children and youth
Principal investigators: Kouritzin, Sandra G.
Keywords: immigrant children and youth; policy; national context
Interpreting collaboratively classroom interactions involving Aboriginal students
Principal investigators: Kouritzin, Sandra
Keywords: Aboriginal education; interaction patterns; ethnography; sociolinguistics; collaborative inquiry; language and culture
An international comparison of social-suggestive norms in foreign language teaching
Principal investigators: Kouritzin, Sandra
Keywords: foreign language learning; social suggestive norms; socio-cultural context
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