Ontario Tech Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

10/16/2026

Today we celebrated the fall Class of 2026. They received a complimentary mug to commemorate this special occasion! We are proud of you! Off to start a new chapter! Congratulations!

10/13/2026

10/01/2026

🇨🇦 Join us for a Dean’s Public Lecture with The Honourable Bob Rae!

Ontario Tech’s Faculty of Social Science and Humanities invites you to an evening with Bob Rae as he discusses Canadian sovereignty and ideas for a vibrant democratic future.

📅 Wednesday, October 21
🕖 7 to 9 p.m.
📍 The Regent Theatre

🎟️ Registration details are available through "Events" in our bio.

09/24/2026

We are pleased to present our 2025-2026 Annual Report which highlights faculty and student research, awards, accomplishments, and events. Feel free to peruse!

A snapshot of research, events, awards, and accomplishments from 2025-2026.. PDF to flipbook converted using heyzine.com

09/05/2026

Welcome first year students to the Ridgeback family!

Ww also need to thank the faculty, staff and upper year students who planned and participated to help welcome our newest ridgebacks!

The day is not over! There is more fun to be had! Tell us your favourite moment.

09/05/2026

08/19/2026

August 26 is Dog Day! Don't forget to DMs photos of your dog and their name to have them featured!

08/14/2026

Alumni Spotlight: Nataliya Juddi ✨

Nataliya graduated from FSSH in 2024 with a degree in General Psychology. Through her practicum with the CityStudio program at Durham Region Municipality, she gained hands-on experience, explored a career path she hadn’t considered before, and built connections that helped open doors after graduation.

Her practicum manager later served as a reference, helping Nataliya land her dream job.

08/13/2026

We’re celebrating two FSSH students who presented their summer research at the Undergraduate Student Research Award Showcase.

Tracey MacKenzie, a Political Science graduate, worked with Professor Alyson King and Daniella Simo on *Cultural and Sociodemographics of Academic Integrity: Exploring the Data*. Their video received the showcase’s Most Engagement Award after reaching more than 300 views. Tracey will begin graduate studies at York this September.

Arkyn Kornell, a Communications and Digital Media Studies graduate, worked with Professor Janette Hughes on *Ontario Tech: Women in the AI Machine*, a podcast project. Arkyn is also heading to graduate school in Europe.

Congratulations to Tracey and Arkyn on their research and everything that comes next. Swipe through to learn more about their projects.