Dr. Harpreet Aulakh
Education:
PhD: Sociology, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
MSc: Sociology, Punjab Agricultural University, Punjab, India
BSc: Punjab Agricultural University, Punjab, India
Teaching:
- CRJS 1013 - Diversity Issues and the Criminal Justice System
- CRJS 2002 - Indigenous People and the Canadian Criminal Justice System
- CRJS 5001 - Honours Seminar
- CRJS 2003 - Young Persons in Conflict with the Law
- Regularly supervise Honours students
Scholarship:
Dr. Aulakh's primary research interests are:
- Youth crime and youth justice
- Youth resiliency
- Young gangs
- Intersections of race, ethnicity, and the criminal justice system
- Indigenous People and Justice
- Critical criminology
- Qualitative methods
Research Projects:
- Exploring Experiences of Hope and Hopelessness with Indigenous Youth involved in the Canadian Corrections System, Funded by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) (March 4, 2019); awarded February 1, 2020 ($22,823.00). Co-PI
- Calgarian's view on crime, justice, and crime prevention, Funded by Calgary John Howard Society (March 1, 2020). PI
Recent Publications:
Book chapter:
Aulakh, H.K., & Haag, J. (2020). Racialized Youth Crime and Justice in Canada. In Youth Justice: A Canadian Overview, 3rd edition (pp. 319-348). Don Mills, Ontario, Oxford University Press
Book:
Boyington, D., Aulakh, H., Kazarian, S., and Roberts, J. (2017). Diversity and Indegenous Peoples in Canada, 3rd edtion. Toronto, Ontario, Emond Montgomery Publications.
Service:
- Honours Coordinator, Bachelor of Arts - Criminal Justice ( Honours Stream), Mount Royal University
- Board Member, Calgary John Howard Society
- Vice President, BowMount Youth Justice Committee, Calgary Youth Justice Society
- Member, Student Human Research Ethics Committee (SHREC), Mount Royal University