Dr. Grenier welcomes graduate students with interests in social gerontology, late life transitions and the social construction and lived experiences of aging. Graduate students will be offered opportunities to work in collaboration with ongoing research teams and networks. Former graduate students have explored topics such as aging with a disability, embodiment, loss, identity, the meaning of home in late life, transitions to retirement, to name a few.
Amanda Grenier
University of Toronto
Teaching
Graduated Doctoral Students and Former Postdocs
- Stephanie Hatzifilalithis Completed 2022
Intergenerational relations in later life: Theory, co-Housing, and social dynamics
Completed PhD (McMaster University)
- Igor Gontcharov 2017-2019
Understanding KMb across large networks: a participatory project (postodcotral, fellow, AGEWELL)
McMaster University, Postdoctoral Fellow
- Ilyan Ferrer PhD Completed 2018
Aging in the context of immigration and care labour: The experiences of older Filipinos in Canada
Completed PhD (McGill University)
- Jessica Pace 2015-2017
- Marjorie Silverman PhD Completed 2013
Bodies that care: A microethnography of family caregivers of older adults
Completed PhD (McGill University)
- Emilie Raymond PhD Completed 2013
Completed PhD (McGIll University)
Courses
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Winter2022
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Winter2021
SWK 4634H Family Practice Across the Life Cycle: Caregiving and Older Adults