Dr. Marlene Santin
Dr. Marlene Santin
Professor
Faculty of Applied Health & Community Studies
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Biography
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Teaching & Research Interests
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Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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Grants
Teaching Interests
- Quantitative Methods
- Program Evaluation
- Qualitative Methods
- Criminology
- Social Inequality
- Social Theory
- Program evaluation
Research Interests
- Examining human trafficking risk and prevention. Advancing program evaluation methods for child and youth social programs.
Conference Presentations
Santin, M., Dempsey, J., Do, J. (2022-06-22). Hearing their Voices: A Qualitative Exploration of Survivor Perspectives on Human Trafficking Risk and Prevention in Canada. The Qualitatives. St. John's , Canada.
Santin, M. (2022-10-26). Hearing Their Voices: A Qualitative Exploration of Human Trafficking Survivors in Canada. Sheridan Creates Conference . Mississauga , Canada.
Santin, M. (2022-10-27). Innovative Program Evaluation Approaches: Creating a Digital Game-Based Tool to Evaluate Child and Youth Anti-Human Trafficking Program. Safe City Mississauga Crime Prevention Conference. Mississauga , Canada.
Santin, M. (2015-06-16). The Managed Heart Revisited: Exploring the Effect of Institutional Norms on the Emotional Labor of Flight Attendants Post 9/11. . Qualitative Conference. London , Canada.
Journal Articles
Santin, M., Kelly, B. (2018). Participant observation at 30,000 ft.: The highs and lows of studying flight attendants post 9/11. .SAGE Research Methods Cases. .
Santin, M., Kelly, B. (2017). The Managed Heart Revisited: Exploring the Effect of Institutional Norms on the Emotional Labor of Flight Attendants Post 9/11.Journal of Contemporary Ethnography , Vol 46(Issue 5).
Grants
"Hearing their Voices: A Qualitative Exploration of Human Trafficking Survivors in Canada ". Sheridan . SRCA . $10,000. 2020.
Marlene Santin (Principle Investigator), Marlene Santin (Principle Investigator), Julie Dempsey, Jasmine Do ."Innovative Program Evaluation Approaches: Creating a Digital Game-Based Tool to Evaluate Child and Youth Anti-Human Trafficking Programs ". Sheridan . SRCA Grant . $10,000. 2022.
Marlene Santin (Principle Investigator), Julie Dempsey (Principal Investigator), Andrew Hladkyj (Principal Investigator), Cassie Petersen (Graduate Student), Sakshi Reddy (Graduate student) .
