Incoming Students 2011-2012

PhD

Stephanie Dotto

Acting off the Track: The De- Railed: Theatre Collective and Counter-Hegemonic Memory Practices

Mary Anne Martin

The Evolution of a Community Food Hub: Does a New Approach to Food Systems Mean a New Approach to Gendered Work?

Derek Newman-Stille

Bloods and Crips: Canadian Urban ‘Dark’ Fantasy and the Exploration of Disability Through the Lens of the Monstrous Protagonist

Anne Showalter

Aging into Adulthood on theCanadian Big Screen at The Turn of the Millennium: From Control and Trauma to Agency in Alterity

MA

Julia Anderson

The Istanbul Principles for Civil Society Effectiveness: Understanding Canada’s Contribution and Legacy

Kerry Bebee

Examining Responses to Prenatal and Postpartum Education Programs by Indigenous women and Program Facilitators: Envisioning New Support Networks in Indigenous Communities

Patricia Carson

Indigenous People and the Criminal Justice System: Murder Trials in Pre-Confederation Canada

Kimberly Demers

Environmental History of the Chapleau Crown Game Preserve, Chapleau Ontario

Heather Duncan

Representation of Canadian History in Ontario Secondary School Textbooks

Ben (Robert) Fawcett

Toward Urban Aboriginal Governance? Exploring the Intergovernmental Relationship between the City of Saskatoon and Muskeg Lake Cree Nation

Bryan Jordan

Identity amongst Canadian Expatriate Teachers in Korea

Tim Querengesser

Identity in the Northwest Territories