Halifax. 2002 The Canadian Anti-Stalking Law: Emerging Issues in Cases Involving Intimates (with Jan Cavicchi) Halifax. Canadian Law and Society Association, The Social Construction of Wife Abuse as a Crime: 19th Century Lessons for 20th Century Activists Toronto. Canadian Women’s Studies Association, Who Are We Teaching? (with Michele Dalhousie Conference on University Halifax. Learning and Teaching, A Genealogical Study of Wife Abuse as a Crime Canadian Law and Society Association, Vancouver. Regulating Intimacy: Judicial Discourse in Cases of Wife Assault Canadian Sociology University of Toronto. and Anthropology Association, 2001 Conceptualizing Violence Against Women as a Gendered Crime: Directions for Future Theory Université Laval Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, (I) What I Know Now That I Wish I’d Known Then—Surviving the First Year of Teaching Saint Mary’s University. New Faculty Orientation 2000 Gendering Criminology: Implications for Research on Violence Against Women York University, Toronto. LaMarsh Graduate Student Symposium, 2000 Conceptualizing Violence Against Women as a Crime: Directions for Future Gendered Theory York University, Toronto. Interdisciplinary Feminist Colloquium, 1999 The Social Construction of Wife Abuse as a Crime: 19th Century Lessons for 20th Century and Activists Toronto, 1999. American Society of Criminology, before Blood in the Archives: Spousal Homicide in 19th Century Ontario York University, Toronto, 1999. York Sociology Graduate Association Conference, Predicting Sexual Harassment: Results from a National Telephone Survey Carleton University, Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Ottawa, 1999. A Short History of Wife Abuse: Tales from the Archives Graduate Student’s Criminology University of Toronto, 1998. Association Conference, Researching Sexual Harassment in the Workplace LaMarsh Graduate Student Symposium, York University, Toronto, 1998. Trials, Tribulations and Researching Nineteenth Century Spousal Homicide, York Toronto, 1998. University Interdisciplinary Feminist Colloquium, Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: The Experiences of Canadian Women Toronto, 1997. Sociologists Against Sexual Harassment, Innovative Models for Child Protection Teams Conflict Resolution and Violence: Causes and Consequences, Halifax, 1994. Interaction '94, TEACHING Student Supervision Primary Supervisor- M.A. Students
Halifax. 2002 The Canadian Anti-Stalking Law: Emerging Issues in Cases Involving Intimates (with Jan Cavicchi) Canadian Law and Society Association, Halifax. The Social Construction of Wife Abuse as a Crime: 19th Century Lessons for 20th Century Activists Canadian Women’s Studies Association, Toronto. Who Are We Teaching? (with Michele Dalhousie Conference on University Learning and Teaching, Halifax. A Genealogical Study of Wife Abuse as a Crime Canadian Law and Society Association, Vancouver. Regulating Intimacy: Judicial Discourse in Cases of Wife Assault Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, University of Toronto. 2001 Conceptualizing Violence Against Women as a Gendered Crime: Directions for Future Theory Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Université Laval (I) What I Know Now That I Wish I’d Known Then—Surviving the First Year of Teaching New Faculty Orientation Saint Mary’s University. 2000 Gendering Criminology: Implications for Research on Violence Against Women LaMarsh Graduate Student Symposium, York University, Toronto. 2000 Conceptualizing Violence Against Women as a Gendered Crime: Directions for Future Theory Interdisciplinary Feminist Colloquium, York University, Toronto. 1999 and before The Social Construction of Wife Abuse as a Crime: 19th Century Lessons for 20th Century Activists American Society of Criminology, Toronto, 1999. Blood in the Archives: Spousal Homicide in 19th Century Ontario York Sociology Graduate Association Conference, York University, Toronto, 1999. Predicting Sexual Harassment: Results from a National Telephone Survey Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Carleton University, Ottawa, 1999. A Short History of Wife Abuse: Tales from the Archives Graduate Student’s Criminology Association Conference, University of Toronto, 1998. Researching Sexual Harassment in the Workplace LaMarsh Graduate Student Symposium, York University, Toronto, 1998. Trials, Tribulations and Researching Nineteenth Century Spousal Homicide, York University Interdisciplinary Feminist Colloquium, Toronto, 1998. Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: The Experiences of Canadian Women Sociologists Against Sexual Harassment, Toronto, 1997. Innovative Models for Child Protection Teams Conflict Resolution and Violence: Causes and Consequences, Interaction '94, Halifax, 1994. TEACHING Student Supervision Primary Supervisor- M.A. Students
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