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Full Professor
Faculty of Arts
Classics and Religious Studies

Contact information:

Office: (613) 562-5800 X1176
E-mail: eanderso@uottawa.ca
Website Includes CV, syllabi, media interviews

Preferred method of contact:

E-mail

Research information:

• Contemporary Roman Catholicism
• The papacy of Pope Francis I
• The history of Catholicism in Canada
• Indigenous peoples and the ongoing impact of residential schools
• First Nations' relationship with the Catholic Church (historically and contemporaneously)
• Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
• Missionaries and Indigenous peoples in seventeenth-century Canada
• Traditional Indigenous spiritualities
• Indigenous Catholicism
• Indigenous pilgrimages in Canada
• The role of Saint Anne in Indigenous Catholicism
• Popular and "lived" religion
• Catholic veneration of the Virgin Mary and of saints
• Relics and miracles
• The canonization process in the Catholic Church
• Christian martyrdom
• Jean de Brébeuf and the cult of the North American Martyrs
• Catholic shrines and pilgrimages
• Marian apparitions (visions of the Virgin Mary)
• Vatican II and the Quiet Revolution in Quebec
• Multiculturalism and religion in contemporary Canada

Area(s) of expertise:

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• 20th century
• Aboriginal history
• Aboriginal Studies
• Canadian history
• Canadian studies
• Classics and religious studies
• Cultural history
• European history
• French-Canadian culture
• History of art
• History of religious communities
• Indigenous Conceptions
• Medieval studies
• New France
• North America
• Postcolonial studies
• Religion
• uOttawa

Language preference:

English and French

Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
School of Translation and Interpretation

Contact information:

Cell: 613-818-2755
E-mail: rcolonro@uottawa.ca

Preferred method s of contact:

E-mail, Cell Telephone

Research information:

Raúl Ernesto Colón Rodríguez is a PhD in Translation Studies and Part-time professor at the University of Ottawa. He had worked (French-Spanish and English-French) in editorial, cinematographic, Canadian Francophonie and United Nations translation areas in Canada (2007-2019). He completed in 2011 a Master’s degree in TS at the University of Ottawa, and since 2011 he had published chapters, articles, translations and book reviews in American, Canadian, Spanish, Colombian, Polish and Brazilian publications. His PhD Thesis with Complexity Theory as theoretical approach, was about Collaborative Activist Translation 2.0 in Canada and he successfully defended his thesis in 2018. He also does research on the links between Translation, Exiles and Migrations of Latin-Americans in North America, and take part in the actual public discussion on Academic freedoms.

Area(s) of expertise:

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• Communism
• Communism
• Democracy
• Dialects
• French-Canadian culture
• Intercultural communication
• Latin America
• North America
• Political ideology
• Political ideology
• Sécularisation
• Semantics
• Translation
• Translation and interpretation

Language preference:

English and French , Spanish; Russian; Portuguese

Associate professor
Faculty of Education

Contact information:

Cell: 2045100844
E-mail: rouelle2@uottawa.ca
Website

Preferred method of contact:

Cell Telephone

Research information:

Indigenous education, military, ethics, warrior culture, anthropology, Indigenous education programs, politics, Parliament, Federal politics, MPs, languages, environment, resource extraction.

Area(s) of expertise:

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• Aboriginal history
• Aboriginal Studies
• Anthropology
• Canadian history
• Canadian politics
• Constitution
• Constitutional law
• Education
• French-Canadian culture
• Gangs
• Human rights
• Indigenous Prophecies
• Indigenous Rights
• Justice
• Native teacher education
• North America
• Policy
• Political economy
• Poverty
• Southeast Asia
• War crimes

Language preference:

English and French , Mandarin