About
Carlos Torres is a Sessional Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto. He teaches courses such as SOC211H5, and has been involved in specialized modules like SOC401H5 (Doing Public Sociology) and SOC423H5 (Identity Crime). His work focuses on sociological theory, public engagement, and issues related to social justice and inequality. Torres is based at the Mississauga campus in room MN6209.
Education details are not explicitly stated in the provided text. His research interests, while not detailed, can be inferred from his course involvement, emphasizing applied sociology, criminological perspectives, and the intersection of identity with social structures.
No grants, awards, or publications are listed in the current profile. His contributions are primarily pedagogical, with a focus on undergraduate education in sociology and criminology.