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Program Coordinator

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Pearce, Dr. Tristan

PhD University of Guelph; MA University of Guelph; BA University of Northern British Columbia

Associate Professor, Geography
Canada Research Chair in Cumulative Impacts of Environmental Change
Program Coordinator, Northern Studies
Phone
250-960-5766
Office
8-138

Biography

Tristan Pearce is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography, Earth & Environmental Sciences at the University of Northern British Columbia, where he is also the Canada Research Chair in the Cumulative Impacts of Environmental Change.

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Faculty

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Bouchard, Dr. Michel

PhD (University of Alberta), MA (Université Laval), BA (University of Toronto)

Professor
Secretary, Institute for Social Research
Program Committee Member, Northern Studies
Phone
250-960-5643
Office
CJMH-3061

Research and Expertise

Areas of Expertise
Nation, nationalism, French-speaking North America, Russia, Métis, Métis ethnogenesis, circumpolar ethnography.
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Déry, Dr. Stephen

BSc, MSc (Atmospheric Science - York University), PhD (Atmospheric Science - McGill University)

Professor, Environmental Science
Program Committee Member, Northern Studies
Phone
250-960-5193
Office
8-414

Research and Expertise

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Earley, Dr. Sinead

PhD (Queens University), MA (National University of Ireland - Galway), BA (University of British Columbia)

Assistant Professor
Phone
250-960-5819
Office
10-3062

Research and Expertise

Areas of Expertise
critical policy studies, resource governance, low-carbon transitions, environmental justice, procedural policy tools, settler colonialism, decolonization, neoliberalism, critical resource geographies
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Wilson, Dr. Gary

PhD Political Science, MA Russian and East European Studies (University of Toronto), BA Honours Political Science (Carleton)

Chair, Political Science
Professor
Phone
250-960-5514

Research and Expertise

Areas of Expertise
Politics and government (Canadian and international); local government; northern and Arctic politics; Indigenous governance in northern and Arctic regions; European and British politics; Russian politics; Northern and Arctic Studies
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Adjunct Faculty

Maher, Dr. Pat

PhD (Lincoln University)

Adjunct Professor
Phone
902-563-1230
Office
B-268-D, Cape Breton University

Biography

Dr. Pat Maher is an Associate Professor of Community Studies (COMS) and Sport and Physical Activity Leadership (SPAL). He received his BA (Geography) and Honours Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation (HBOR) from Lakehead University and PhD from Lincoln University (New Zealand).