Affiliated Faculty
Adrian Harewood
- Associate Professor – School of Journalism & Communication – Research focuses on the History of the Black Media/Press in Canada and the United States, Race and Diversity in Journalism, Community Radio, Caribbean Media in the Diaspora, the Role of Media in Africa and the Caribbean, Sports and Media, & Civil Rights History and the Vietnam War
Alexandra Mallett
- Associate Professor – School of Public Policy & Administration – Sustainable energy and climate policy; emerging economies/developing countries; low carbon technology cooperation; innovation, science and technology policies
Ana C. Dammert
- Associate Professor – Department of Economics – development economics, labour economics, applied microeconomics; child labour and schooling, rural development
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Audra A. Diptée
- Associate Professor – Africa and the Caribbean, slavery, race relations; critical applied history and historical consciousness; children and childhood; race, power, memory, and identity in Global South contexts
Beatriz Juárez Rodríguez
- Assistant Professor – Department of Sociology and Anthropology – the intersection of ethnic, racial and gender identities, Black women’s social organizations, ethno-racial social movements, multiculturalism and post neoliberal states in Venezuela and Ecuador
Beth MacLeod
- Assistant Professor – School of Linguistics & Language Studies – sociocu_people_phonetic patterns in various dialects of Spanish, the acquisition of the phonology of Spanish as a second language
Candace Sobers
- Assistant Professor – Bachelor of Global and International Studies (BGInS) – International history and modern international relations, specializing in twentieth century decolonization, movements of national liberation, and the global reach of Third World revolutionary internationalism, with a specific focus on African independence movements and United States (U.S.) foreign policy.
Carieta Thomas
- Assistant Professor- Department of Sociology & Anthropology- Carieta’s diverse experiences have shaped her research agenda to focus on a variety of topics including race and ethnicity, international migration, gender, sociology of labour, intersectionality theory and methods, as well as socio-legal studies.
Christine Duff
- Associate Professor – Department of French – Postcolonial literary theory; Caribbean literature in French; African literature in French; Literary representation of psychic processes; Vodou in literature (north and south of the Sahara); The zombie figure in literature
Derek A. Smith
- Associate Professor – Geography & Environmental Studies – Indigenous resource use and forest conservation, participatory mapping methodologies, Mayan geographic knowledge of the cultural landscape
Frances Slaney
- Adjunct Research Professor – Department of Sociology and Anthropology – Tarahumara ethnography, anthropology of art, material culture, anthropology of museums, ritual, landscape aesthetics, the history of anthropology and anthropological theory
Hollis Moore
- Assistant Professor – Department of Law and Legal Studies – Police Violence in the Americas; Brazil and Latin America; Criminal Law and Marginalization; Ethnographic and Feminist Research Methods; Incarceration and Critical Carceral Studies; Gender, Family Relations, and Household Reproduction