Raymond Pai
Lecturer of Cantonese Language and Culture
Cantonese, Cantonese learning, Cantonese teaching, language and culture, heritage language, language pedagogy, language identity, language ideology, language testing, language technology
Craig Hart
Director, Mineral Deposit Research Unit
Mineral exploration, gold deposits, copper, exploration methods, global resources, Yukon, China, Mongolia, Alaska, Ring of Fire, tectonics, magma, mineral deposits, ore, assay
Susanna Braund
Professor
Latin literature, Roman culture, epic poetry, satire, drama, emotions, later reception of ancient literature and culture, myth, modern poetry, translation
Kabir Bhalla
Graduate Research Assistant
Fungi, microscopy, fungal pathogens, fungal disease, immunology, immune system
Jan Hare
Associate Professor
Aboriginal youth mobility, Aboriginal family and community perspectives on early literacy, literature, identity construction and urban Aboriginal youth
Danilo Caron
Engineer in Training
Decolonizing civil engineering, incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing within engineering design and delivery
Dr. Amanda Cardoso
Lecturer
Accents, sociolinguistics, phonetics, dialects, accent bias, perception of accents, vowel pronunciation, English in British Columbia, English in the United Kingdom
Douglas Altshuler
Assistant Professor
Animal flight, biomechanics, motor control, vision, hummingbirds, biological diversity
Dr. Carellin Brooks, PhD Oxon
Lecturer
communications, oral presentations, academic writing, creative writing, women’s and gender studies, literature, fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction,
Linda Li
Professor
Harold Robinson/Arthritis Society Chair in Arthritis
Arthritis, knowledge translation, implementation science, health services research, medical help-seeking, e-health, lifestyle interventions, physical activity, patient engagement in research
Dr. Li’s research centers on improving the care for people with arthritis and empowering patient self-care. Her work focuses on the integration of online, mobile, and wearable tools in health care. Examples of her work include the use of interactive decision aids for improving communication between patients and health professionals, and the use of wearables and apps to personalized physical activity levels for patients. Dr. Li’s work in knowledge translation has also led to new studies on the benefits of engaging patients as partners in the full spectrum of research process.
Dr. Victor Brar
Adjunct Professor
Educational Leadership, K-12 education, School governance, Social reproduction, Inequality in education
Joseph Ragaz, MD
Clinical Professor, Medical Oncology
Breast cancer, population trends and control, breast cancer incidence, mortality trends in China versus Canada, hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer, molecular testing (signatures) of human malignancies – and its practical use
Roger Wilson
Professor Emeritus
Archaeology of the Roman world, especially Sicily, Britain and north Africa
Dr. Robert Rouse, PhD
Associate Professor
medieval, middle ages, anglo-saxon, romance, geography, sexuality, medievalism, fantasy literature, game of thrones, colonialism, spatiality, spatial studies, eco-criticism, environmental humanities,
Prof. Ramon Victoriano
Assistant Professor
Dominican Republic, Dominican Literature and Culture, Dominican and Haitian relations, Dominican Diaspora, Caribbean Literatures, Caribbean Diasporas, Afro-Latinidad, Global Blackness
Michael Tenzer
Professor, Ethnomusicology
Music cultures of the world, rhythm, music and human evolution, music and cultural critique, jazz, Indonesian music, contemporary art music
Robert Taylor
Director of Bands
Music, concert band, wind ensemble, music education, conducting
