Howard Doughty:
CLASS OF 1958
Highland Creek SchoolClass of 1958
Scarborough, ON
York UniversityClass of 1967
Toronto, ON
West Hill Collegiate InstituteClass of 1963
Toronto, ON
Howard's Story
Got a bunch of university degrees. BA - Glendon College (1967) + post grad degrees in political science (University of Hawai'i & York University) and in history and philosophy from the University of Toronto.
Taught at the University of Hawai'i, York University, Seneca College, and Hawai'i Pacific University; lectured at Kapiolani Community College, McMaster University, Queen's University, University of Lethbridge, Grant MacEwan University, St. Mary's University, Johnson County Community College (Kansas), etc., presented papers at 100-plus academic/professional conferences from Halifax to San Diego and from Vancouver to Orlando.
Wrote some - about 600 articles and reviews in peer-reviewed journals from the 'Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology' to the 'International Journal of Adult & Vocational Education,' 'Popular Music and Society,' etc., etc. ...plus about a dozen books, most recently ''Soft Science: Introduction to Sociology' & 'Soft Science: Notes and Readings in Cultural Anthropology' (both for Kendall-Hunt, Dubuque, IA) and 'Discourse & Community" and "Culture and Difference" (both for Guernica...Expand for more
Editions, Toronto), as well as chapters in several collections of essays on the political economy of higher education (mainly through IGI Global, Hershey, PA & Nova Science Publications, New York, NY).
Edited some: (e.g., "Bridges: Explorations in Science, Technology and Society" (1986-1991), The College Quarterly," (1992-1997) and served as Book Review Editor of "The Innovation Journal". (1998-2021) and 'The College Quarterly' (2001-2017).
Oddest thing? Received Canada 150 Citizenship Award from the Parliament of Canada for "Thought Leadership" (whatever our noble leaders imagine THAT to be!).
Proudest thing? I've been a trade union activist and elected local, regional, and provincial official for most of the past 50 years ... currently shop steward for OPSEU Local 560 and contributor to the Union magazine, "In Soldarity" since 2014 and the Canadian Association of University Teachers' Bulletin since 2016.
Funniest thing? I was a string reporter for KPOI-FM in Honolulu in 1969 and reported "live from Woodstock" ... yes, THAT Woodstock.
Best thing? My daughter - now a lawyer and provincial government auditor.
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