Dr. Ayesha Mian Akram

PhD

Pronouns: she/her

Assistant Professor (Teaching)

ayesha.mianakram@ucalgary.ca

Phone number

PhD Sociology/Social Justice, University of Windsor, 2024

MEd Educational Policy Studies, University of Alberta, 2012

BEd Elementary Education, University of Alberta, 2009

Sociology - Social Inequality & Social Justice

Qualitative Methodologies & Research

Critical Muslim Studies

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

Course number	Course title	Semester
SOCI 413	Qualitative Research Methods	Winter 2024; Fall 2024
SOCI 485.3	Topics in Social Theory - Critical Feminist Theory	Winter 2024; Winter 2025
SOCI 375	Sociology of Ethnicity & Racialization	Fall 2024; Winter 2025
LWSO 337	Self-Regulation	Winter 2024; Winter 2025
LWSO 335	Equality Issues	Fall 2024

Navigating triple consciousness in the diaspora: An autoethnographic account of an Ahmadi Muslim woman in Canada. Mian Akram, A. . Religions. (2022)
“All of this happens here?”: Diminishing perceptions of Canada through immigrants’ precarious work in Ontario. Hande, M. J., Mian Akram, A., & Condratto, S. . Journal of International Migration and Integration. (2019)
Embracing the spiral: Researcher reflexivity in diverse critical methodologies. Mao, L., Mian Akram, A., Chovanec, D., & Underwood, M. L.. International Journal of Qualitative Methods. (2021)

Critical reflections on workload and labour: Navigating graduate school as a racialized Muslim mother during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mian Akram, A. . (2024)
I am not a problem, I am Canadian: Exploring Canadian Muslim women’s experiences of “being Canadian”. Mian Akram, A. . (2018)