Daniel L. Overmyer, PhD, FRSC
Professor Emeritus
Chinese philosophy and religions, local religion in Chinese villages
Richard Price, PhD
Professor
international relations, role of norms and ethics in world politics, norms limiting warfare, chemical weapons taboo, ban against landmines
David Pokotylo, PhD
Associate Professor
Heritage conservation
Peter Petro, PhD
Professor
Russian, Czech, Slovak literature, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy
Stephen Partridge
Assistant Professor
Middle Ages
Kyung-Ae Park, PhD
Associate Professor and Co-Director, Centre for Korean Research
Korean politics (North and South Korea), U.S.-Korean relations, Korean unification
Thomas Salumets, PhD
Associate Professor
German and Estonian, theory, figurational sociology and Norbert Elias
Alain-Michel Rocheleau, PhD
Assistant Professor
French cinema, French and Quebecois theatre, Anglican Church and Roman Catholic Tradition
W. Craig Riddell
Professor Emeritus
Labour economics (wages, employment, unemployment), labour relations (unionization, collective bargaining), social policy: education, training, income support programs (unemployment insurance, welfare)
Laurie Ricou
Professor
Canadian literature, British Columbia, Pacific Northwest writing, regionalism, environment/ecology and literature
Allen G. Sens, PhD
Professor
War, armed conflict, international security, international conflict management, Canadian foreign policy, weapons, nuclear weapons, peacekeeping, arms control
Mark Schaller
Professor
Psychological process underlying the advancement of science, psychological processes in the formation of group stereotypes and intergroup prejudice, psychological foundations of culture
Katherine Sirluck, PhD
Instructor
Shakespeare, Renaissance drama, feminist theory, cultural anthropology, language, gender politics, contemporary drama, poetry
Patricia A. Shaw
Professor
Founding Chair, First Nations and Endangered Languages Program
First Nations languages, endangered languages, language revitalization, community capacity-building for language sustainability, archival research for endangered Aboriginal languages
Mark Vessey
Associate Professor
Classical/Christian literary culture in late antiquity, European Renaissance, church fathers (i.e. Augustine, Jerome), Erasmus, bible and book history
Michael Byers
Professor
Canada Research Chair in Global Politics and International Law
Politics, government, defense, military, Arctic, sovereignty, United States, human rights, civil liberties, terrorism, international, United Nations, NATO, Middle East, arms control, nuclear, treaties, diplomacy, environment, climate change, law
Catherine Wilson
Professor
General ethics, social and political philosophy, history of philosophy, philosophy of science, philosophy of biology
Robert Silverman
Professor Emeritus
Piano music, Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, Chopin, Bach, Liszt, Rachmaninoff
Hector Williams, BA Hons, MA, PhD
Professor Emeritus, Classics and Classical Archaeology
Fifty years of experience in maritime archaeology in Mediterranean and Arctic; classical archaeology in Greece and Turkey. Maritime history of Canada. Maritime museums (on board of Vancouver Maritime Museum for 30 years). Vampire archaeology (National Geographic tv special). Atlantis (once regular on CBC radio and tv on Atlantis stories).
W. Peter Ward
Professor
History of health