Rhodri Windsor-Liscombe, PhD
Professor Emeritus
Art and architectural (and cultural) history, especially 18th-20th-century North American and British
Paul L. Hewitt, PhD, R. Psych.
Professor
Perfectionism
Simon Donner
Professor
Climate change, climate change policy, ocean conservation, marine science, coral reefs, water pollution, nutrient pollution, climate change adaptation, Pacific Islands, sustainable development, global warming, greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases
Zhichun Jing, PhD
Associate Professor
Canada Research Chair in Pacific Asia Archaeology
archaeology, ancient China, ancient technologies, jades, geoarchaeology, prehistory, bronze, Shang civilization, early Chinese civilizations, Bronzes, material culture, anthropocene, early urbanization, ancient cities, ancient globalization
Gavin Paul, PhD
Instructor
Shakespeare, renaissance drama, comic book and comic strip literature
Derek Gregory, MA, PhD (Cambridge), FBA, FRSC
Peter Wall Distinguished Professor
Aerial violence, Afghanistan, attacks on hospitals, bombing (past and present), casualty evacuation, civilian casualties, drone warfare, medical care in conflict zones, Syria, war
Stanley Coren
Professor Emeritus
Canine behavior, and human/animal bonding
George Hoberg
Professor
Energy policy (oil sands, transition to clean energy), climate policy, environmental policy, governance (including role of First Nations in decision-making), global warming, greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases
Dr. Allan Tupper
Professor
Canadian politics, Western European Politics, Canadian Federalism (Aboriginal, Federal, Municipal, Provincial), Public Management (program delivery), Political Ethics
Timothy Stainton, BSW, MSW, PhD
Professor and Director, Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship
Disability, intellectual disability, ethics, social policy, inclusion
Errol Durbach
Professor Emeritus
Theatre topics generally, Ibsen, Shakespeare
Dennis Danielson
Professor
Cosmology, science and religion, John Milton, Copernicanism
Ian Hill, PhD
Assistant Professor
Rhetoric, persuasion, argumentation, technology, weapons, interrogation, political economy, war rhetoric, conflict rhetoric, dissent, mass movements
Lorraine Weir, PhD
Professor
Tsilhqot’in Title case, Oral history evidence in Canadian courts, Oral history, “Time immemorial” in Indigenous contexts, First Nations, Indigenous literature
Michel Ducharme
Associate Professor
Canadian history before Confederation, Quebec history, liberalism and nationalism in Canada and Quebec
Margot Leigh Butler
Academic Director
Vancouver Downtown Eastside, community education, free community education with Downtown Eastside residents who experience marginalization, poverty, addictions and education, community-university relationships, representation, cultural studies, critical and creative pedagogy, interdisciplinarity, site-specific art, collectives, implicatedness, activism
Peter Graf
Professor
Memory, prospective memory, morality of memory, memory and aging, cognitive changes across the lifespan, memory in Alzheimer’s disease
Jerry Wasserman, PhD
Professor Emeritus
Canadian theatre, history of theatre, Vancouver film, blues music
Gerald Baier, PhD
Associate Professor
Canadian politics, federalism, constitutional law, courts, federal-provincial relations, political parties in Canada, Canadian government
Alan Jacobs
Professor
European politics, European public policy, German politics, British politics, U.S. politics, U.S. public policy, European and U.S. welfare state, pensions, health care