Dr. Avery Everhart
Assistant Professor
transgender, LGBT, law & policy affecting trans people, health systems and services, geographic information science, public health, transgender health, gender-affirming healthcare, science of sex and gender, demography, human rights, the right to health, sexual and reproductive health and rights
Dr. Celia Edell
Postdoctoral Fellow
Scapegoating, blame, oppression, accountability, internet relations, online shaming, feminism, epistemology, witches, feminist ethics, ignorance
Dr. Mary Chapman, PhD, MA, BA Hon. English
Professor, Dept. of English
Academic Director, Public Humanities Hub
US literature, 19th-century women writers, suffrage, women in politics, public humanities, humanities education, Sui Sin Far, Onoto Watanna, Chinese Canadian history, literary canon, Chinese Canadian writers, modernism, poetry,
Kyle Frackman, PhD
Associate Professor
German, Germany, Austria, Scandinavia, Sweden, Finland, literature, film, cinema, theory, cultural studies, gender, sexuality, social justice, teaching, East Germany
Dr. Tiffany Potter, PhD
Professor of Teaching
eighteenth-century British literature and theatre (1660-1820), television, popular culture, women and popular culture (current and historical), eighteenth-century captivity narratives, “The Wire,” “Battlestar Galactica,” teaching, research on university teaching,
Laura Hurd, MSW, PhD
Professor
Aging, ageism, health, illness, social exclusion
Sharalyn Orbaugh
Professor and Graduate Advisor
Associate, IGRSJ
Modern Japanese culture (literature, film, manga, animation, kamishibai), East Asian women’s issues, anti-racist pegagogy
Alain-Michel Rocheleau, PhD
Assistant Professor
French cinema, French and Quebecois theatre, Anglican Church and Roman Catholic Tradition
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
Robert Daum
Faculty Associate
Dialogue, public engagement, community engagement, conflict management,diversity, religion, Jewish law, Jewish ethics, gender, sexuality, rhetoric, equity, inclusion, religious authority, history of Judaism, Talmud, Bible, biblical interpretation, translation, cultural studies, ancient and medieval Hebrew literature, critical theory, creativity, innovation, racism
Scott Anderson
Assistant Professor
Philosophy, ethics, political philosophy, coercion, privacy, women’s issues, feminism, autonomy, prostitution, sexual harassment, sexual assault
Blye Frank, PhD
Dean and Professor
Boys’ and men’s sociology of health, masculinities and schooling, gender and schooling, sexualities and schooling, professional development in education
Dr. Elizabeth Saewyc, PhD, RN, FSAHM, FCAHS, FAAN, FCAN
Professor and Director
SOGI education, LGBTQ2S+ health, adolescent health, nursing, public health nursing, trans and non-binary youth, homeless youth, stigma and discrimination, youth sexual health, youth mental health, adolescent substance use,
Prof. Judith Daniluk, MSc, PhD
Professor Emeritus
Women’s sexuality, reproductive health and decision-making, psychosocial consequences of infertility, voluntary and involuntary childlessness, delayed childbearing, fertility knowledge and awareness, egg freezing to delay childbearing,
Jessica Stites Mor, PhD
Associate Professor
Latin American history, international solidarity
Patrick Moore
Associate Professor
Anthropological linguistics, languages of North America, sub-Arctic ethnography, ethno-history, gender
Dr. Carellin Brooks, PhD Oxon
Lecturer
communications, oral presentations, academic writing, creative writing, women’s and gender studies, literature, fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction,
Mary Bryson
Professor
Technology, media, cultural studies, gender, queer theory, deviance studies, post-colonial pedagogies
Gage Averill, PhD
Dean
Popular music, Caribbean music, barbershop harmony, sound, music and power, music and politics, ethnomusicology, world music
Kim Snowden, PhD
Lecturer
Folk & fairy tales, social justice & feminism, vampires in popular culture, monstrosity in literature & film, science fiction & fantasy, young-adult literature, contemporary fairy tales, fairy-tale film, social media, television, film & pop culture, social networks, social networking