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Dr. Sarah Clancy is an Associate Professor at McMaster University, affiliated with the Department of Health, Aging and Society and the Social Psychology Program. She is an award-winning educator recognized for her innovative courses and mentorship.
- PhD in Sociology (McMaster University, 2011)
- MA in Sociology (University of Guelph, 2007)
- B.A. (Hons) in Sociology (McMaster University, 2005)
Sarah's research explores intersections between health and social deviance, with a focus on children's identity formation, media's role in crime perception, and health disparities in incarcerated populations. She also investigates historical aging narratives and pedagogy for student research skill-building.
Her recent publications highlight student-partnered pedagogical innovations and knowledge translation strategies in public health. As a teaching-stream professor, she has developed initiatives like the ABC's Skills Workshop and student-run Social Psychology Research Conference series.
Scientific awards:
- MSU Excellence in Teaching Award (Faculty of Social Sciences, 2022)
Sarah supervises undergraduate research projects and serves as Faculty Advisor for the McMaster Undergraduate Journal of Social Psychology. She leads the creation of student-developed capstone resource guides and has secured grants like the MacPherson Institute Teaching & Learning PALAT Grant (2021-2022).
