Dr. Betty Bastien:
Teaches in the Faculty’s Southern Alberta region, working with students from both the Virtual Learning Circle the and Learning Circle programs.
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Dr. Lindsay Crowshoe:
of the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Medicine will lead the Canadian component of the collaboration.
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James S. Frideres:
is the Program Head for the International Indigenous studies, with research interests in the Aboriginal people in Canada.
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John. W. Friesen:
Multicultural education, Native education, Applied Anthropology in Relation to Minority Groups, Language and Culture, and Teaching as a Profession.
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Yvonne Hebert:
Her current research projects focus on the impact of French language immigration on the redefinition of an urban francophone community.
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Gail McNicol Jardine:
has research interests in Ociolinguistics, Applied Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication.
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Manuel (Les) Jerome:
has interests in Aboriginal Issues and Practice, Social Work Practice, Family Practice, Child Welfare.
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Brian Patrick Kooyman:
has research interests in Lithic Use-Wear, Faunal Analysis, and Paleoethnobotany.
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Karen McCullough:
Her doctoral research focused on the prehistory of the ancestral Inuit Thule culture on the central east coast of Ellesmere Island in the Canadian High Arctic.
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Gerald Anthony Oetelaar:
His research interests include: Method and Theory, Settlement Patterns, and Archaeology of Eastern Woodlands.
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Jacqueline Ottmann:
My research interests include First Nations and indigenous leadership and governance, First Nations leadership development, First Nations education, and organizational culture and change.
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J. Rick Ponting:
Research interests include: First Nations, Canadian Race and Ethnic Relations, Alberta Society, Canadian Society, Canadian Social Structure, and Public Policy.
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Donald B. Smith:
has research interests in Native peoples, French Canadians in the Canadian West, and the history of Southern Alberta.
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Dr. Cora Voyageur
Is an Alberta educated sociologist at the University of Calgary. Her research explores the Aboriginal experience in Canada.
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