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Deborah White is a Professor of Sociology at Trent University specializing in feminist interdisciplinary research at the intersection of science, medicine, and law. Her work focuses on institutional and technological responses to sexual violence, particularly medico-legal interventions such as forensic examinations and anti-rape technologies. She holds a BA from Toronto Metropolitan University, MA from University of Toronto, and PhD from Carleton University.
- Teaches courses including SOCI 1001H (Introduction to Sociology), SOCI 3460H (Culture & Society), and SOCI 4410H (Sociology of Culture & Knowledge)
Current research projects include international collaborations examining anti-rape technologies, forensic medical provision in rural areas, and comparative studies of police evidence handling. Notable achievements include co-authoring a WHO-commissioned global study on medico-legal evidence and winning an award for a blog translating research into public discourse.
- Recent grants: Collaborative projects with Scotland, Canada, and U.K. institutions
Supervision focuses on gender-based violence and social justice topics. Office located at Otonabee College 231.
