Iga Mergler is a professor in the Criminal Justice department at Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.

Iga Mergler Is a PhD Candidate in Sociology at McMaster University. She holds an MA degree in Cultural Studies from Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland and an MA degree in Sociology and...

Iga Mergler- is a PhD candidate at McMaster University in the Sociology Department, in her work she focuses on conspiracy theories, anti-genderism and the new media in Poland.

Iga Mergler. PhD Student. Graduate Students Department of Sociology. [email protected]; Area(s) of Interest: Individual and Society; Race and Ethnicity

Apr 30, 2019 · Light work, but she marks the worksheets pretty hard. Discussion posts are easy, the paper is marked by other students (so easy 90+). The worksheets and group papers are marked more strictly, but still an easy grade booster. I took it last semester, its a very easy course.

Jun 21, 2022 · It's a really easy course and takes very little effort each week. The only problem is she's a pretty strict marker. Easy 10 or higher. It was easy to do well, but difficult to get the very top marks that get you a 12. Ended up with a 10, and I remember a lot of the marks taken away were for what could be characterized as differences in perspective.

Jul 24, 2020 · Iga Mergler Iga Mergler is a PhD Candidate in Sociology at McMaster University. Search by keyword… Politics; Donald Trump’s Next Trick to Win Reelection: Attack George Soros?

Course Syllabus AN242 Race, Ethnicity & Nationalism Department of Anthropology, Arts, Waterloo Winter | 2024 Instructor Information Course Director| Iga Mergler Contact Information (imergler@wlu) Weekly Office Hours| Mondays 10:00-11:00, DAWB 5- Course Information Race, Ethnicity & Nationalism, second year Course location, meeting times and days: Mon. and Wed. 11:30pm: -12:50pm; BA 111 ...

Jul 16, 2020 · Philanthropist George Soros has become a favourite target of right-wing groups that support Donald Trump. (AP Photo/Ronald Zak) When future scholars write the history of the administration of Donald Trump, he may end up being called — among many other things — the conspiracy theorist president.