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Humanities, Social Sciences & Social Justice Education (HSSSJE)

A gateway to the world of opportunities in HSSSJE studies

HSSSJE 2012-13 Admissions is Still Open: See Prospective Students

Formerly the department of Sociology and Equity Studies in Education (SESE) and the department of History and Philosophy (H&P), the NEW department of Humanities, Social Sciences & Social Justice Education (HSSSJE) now vibrantly represents the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary humanities and social sciences in education of these two departments. Read more.

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2 HSSSJE Faculty Positions - search underway
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Graduate Student Staff Assistant - Outreach and Orientation
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HSSJE Webite: www.oise.utoronto.ca/hsssje

HSSSJE Student Caucus website: http://hsssjestudentcaucus.wordpress.com/

Address: Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and Social Justice Education (HSSSJE),
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto, 252 Bloor St W., 12th fl,
Toronto, Ontario Canada M5S IV6

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:45-5:00 pm General inquiries: hsssje.admin@utoronto.ca

HSSSJE Calendar

HSSSJE Spotlight

Leithwood Awardee

Paloma Villegas, HSSSJE 2012 Graduate
Winner of the 2012 Leithwood Award for OISE outstanding Thesis of the Year

John Portelli

HSSSJE's Dr. John Portelli has been awarded the 2013 David E. Hunt Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching.

Lauren Bialystok, "Early Career Faculty Colloquium: Education as Ethics." The Office of Associate Dean Research, OISE, March 2013.

HSSSJE Seminar Series: Inaugural Lecture with Philosopher and Professor Robert Gibbs on "An Epistemology for Urban Universities". Look out for the next seminar in the series!

Professor, Monica Heller, recently appointed President-Elect of AAA and Collaborator, University of Oslo

Assistant Professor, Martin Cannon, Works on Indigenous Studies, Canada's Indian Act and Life at-a-glance

Associate Professor, Tanya Titchkosky's authored a new book titled The Question of Access: Disability, Space, Meaning.

Rethinking Creativity, Congresss 2012