Kelsea Perry
Education
Teaching Assistantships:
SOCI 100 (full year course)- Introduction to Sociology with Kerry Greer
SOCI 250- Crime & Society with Chris Mackenzie
SOCI 285- Citizenship & Identity with Stefano Gulmanelli
SOCI 361- Social Inequalities with Shayna Plaut
SOCI 371- Classical Theory with Craig Meadows and Kerry Greer
SOCI 480- Urban Ethnographic Field School with Tom Kemple and Kerry Greer
SOCI 410- COVID & Society with Katherine Lyon
About
https://ca.linkedin.com/in/kelseaperry
Research
Research Interests: security, privacy & surveillance online; theoretical criminology, mass incarceration, inequality, power, and risk.
My primary research interests include: security & surveillance, such as cyber-security, corrections, and theories of social control; inequalities, especially as perpetuated by the criminal justice system; as well as textual and media analysis and the expression of power through texts. My PhD work focuses on mapping out networks of humans and more-than-humans as connected by surveillance technologies and the COVID-19 virus.
Publications
Ricciardelli, R., Perry, K., & Carleton, N. (forthcoming July, 2017). Prison officer orientations and the implications for responsivity with incarcerated youth. In J. L. Ireland, C. A. Ireland, M. Fisher, & N. Gredecki (Eds.), The Routledge International Handbook of Forensic Psychology in Secure Settings. Routledge.
Ricciardelli, R., & Perry, K. (2016) Responsivity in practice: Prison officer to prisoner communication in Canadian provincial prisons. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 32(4), 401-425.
Kelsea Perry (2021): Damsels and darlings: decoding gender equality in video game communities, Feminist Media Studies, DOI: 10.1080/14680777.2021.1883085
Kelsea Perry, Rosemary Ricciardelli (2021) Working with Incarcerated Youth: Emotional Labour and Moral Wages, The British Journal of Criminology, 61(4) Pages 1026–1043, https://doi.org/10.1093/bjc/azaa107
Additional Description
Research Interests: online security, privacy & surveillance ; theoretical criminology, mass incarceration, inequality, power, and risk.
My primary research interests include: security & surveillance, such as cyber-security, corrections, and theories of social control; inequalities, especially as perpetuated by the criminal justice system; as well as textual and media analysis and the expression of power through texts. My PhD work focuses on mapping out networks of humans and more-than-humans as connected by surveillance technologies and the COVID-19 virus.
-https://ca.linkedin.com/in/kelseaperryGrad Student