Chris McCormick, Criminology mccormic@stu.ca ... or crimprof or drchris

Courses: 2023/24 
2253Historical      3013Theory2  3503Wrongful 
3103Qual2    3403Discourse  3703Toxic

2024/25, sem1: 3503Wrongful 4513Ethnography
sem2: 3103Qual2 3563Visual 3703Toxic

 
Courses are in-person, however they use a hybrid format which is interactive and indepth. Courses blend face-to-face interaction, with online asynchronous activity, such as video ppts, study guides, and engagement exercises. Using the text and posted materials timeshifts class into a more flexible reality.
Orientation video 14mins
PROPOSAL video
15 mins 
PROJECT video ~10mins

 
Photo:  We are at the bridge... i
n the distance, thru the fog, lies where we are heading ... we do not know what we will find there, but we are open to adventure...

"Teaching is more difficult than learning because what teaching calls for is this: to let learn. The real teacher, in fact, lets nothing else be learned than learning. His conduct, therefore, often produces the impression that we properly learn nothing from him, if by "learning" we now suddenly understand merely the procurement of useful information."       From: What is Called Thinking, 1968, Heidegger


Photo left: Buss & Russ at the river... in the moment
2022/23, on sabbatical...
 bridge
Course Resource Groups: Visual and Cultural Criminology   Wrongful Convictions Research   History, Crime and Society   Society and Spectacle
COURSE TEXTS:  INTRO      THEORY     HISTORY     DANGER     CORPORATE     WRONGFUL