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ANDERSON, Emma »
Full Professor
Faculty of Arts
Classics and Religious Studies
Contact information:
Office: (613) 562-5800 X1176
E-mail: eanderso@uottawa.ca
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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
BEHIELS, Michael D. »
Emeritus professor
Faculty of Arts
History
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (1305)
Home: 613-837-9483
E-mail: mbehiel@uOttawa.ca
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E-mail, Home Telephone
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I am a political, constitutional, intellectual historian who deals with Canadian political and constitutional matters since 1945. I am a specialist in Canadian federalism, federal-provincial relations with a special emphasis on Ottawa-Quebec relations, nationalisms as expressed in Canada, francophone-anglophone relations, and the development of Canada's Francophone minority communities
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- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Aboriginal legal issues
- Bilingualism
- Canadian constitution
- Canadian history
- Canadian politics
- Canadian studies
- Constitution
- Constitutional law
- Democracy and democratization
- Federalism
- Human rights
- Human rights
- Minority languages
- Quebec politics
Language preference:
English and French
BÉLANGER, Pierre C. »
Ph.D
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Communication
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Office: 613-562-5800 (3835)
Office: 613-562-5238
E-mail: pbelang@uOttawa.ca
Preferred method of contact:
Office Telephone
Research information:
- technologies émergentes en communication et information
- réglementation des communications et télécommunications canadiennes
- radiodiffusion publique et privée
- identité canadienne
Area(s) of expertise:
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- Canadian broadcasting and telecommunications policies
- Canadian studies
- Communications and technology
- Internet
- Media
- Professional sports
- Radio communication
- Sports journalism
- Telecommunications
- Web-based learning
- Wireless communications
Language preference:
English and French
BRADLEY-ST-CYR, Ruth »
Part-time professor
Faculty of Arts
English
Contact information:
Home: 613-443-4484
E-mail: rbradley@uottawa.ca
Website
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E-mail, Home Telephone
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I study Canadian publishing history, specifically the impact of the sale of the Ryerson Press in 1970 to McGraw-Hill and its impact on cultural policy and the Canadian publishing industry.
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- Canadian history
- Canadian politics
- Canadian studies
- Communications
- Cultural history
- History of religious communities
- Marketing
- Not-for-profit organizations
- Organizational behaviour
- Other
- Project management
- Public administration
Language preference:
English and French
DALLAIRE, Christine »
Full professor
Faculty of Health Sciences
School of Human Kinetics
Contact information:
Office: 6135625800
Office: 4279
E-mail: christine.dallaire@uOttawa.ca
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Christine Dallaire studies sports and physical activity from a sociocultural perspective, with a particular focus on Canadian society, youth and communities as well Canada's francophonie. She is currently comparing the experiences of young adults (18-25 years old) that invest themselves in sports leadership roles as a form of community engagement through the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa, the YMCA-YWCA Capital Region and the Jeux de l’Acadie. Her earlier research focused on the role of sport in community building and in youth francophone and national belonging at the Jeux de l'Acadie, the Jeux franco-ontariens, the Jeux francophones de l'Alberta, the Jeux de la francophonie canadienne and the Jeux du Québec.Area(s) of expertise:
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English and French
DENIS, Claude »
Full professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Sociology
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Office: 613-562-5800 ext 3604
Office: 613-562-5800 ext 7144
E-mail: cldenis@uOttawa.ca
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My research deals primarily with the political sociology of Canada and Mexico. On Canada, I have worked on the country’s competing nationalisms, aboriginal rights and politics, on federal politics, and on francophone rights. On Mexico, I work on the democracy, aboriginal rights and human rights. I have also studied borders, including with regard to Russia’s war on Ukraine. My work often focusses on the relationship between law and politics, and media and politics.Area(s) of expertise:
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- Aboriginal legal issues
- Canadian politics
- Canadian studies
- Constitution
- Democracy and democratization
- Human rights
- Political communications
Language preference:
English and French
DODEK, Adam »
Professor
Associate professor
Faculty of Law
Common Law
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (3308)
E-mail: adam.dodek@uOttawa.ca
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Research information:
My main fields of research are public law broadly defined which encompassed constitutional and administrative law, especially the Supreme Court of Canada and relations with Government and Parliament. As well, I also specialize in legal ethics which includes regulation of the legal profession and judicial ethics.
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English only
EBANDA DE B'BERI, Boulou »
Research Director (AMLAC&S)
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Communication
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Office: 6135625800#3826
E-mail: ddboulou@uottawa.ca
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Questions of intercultural communication, medias' representation of ethnic minorities; cultural identity, racism, racialization, and cultural history in Canada and in Black Africa.
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- Aboriginal Studies
- Acculturation
- Anthropology
- Artificial intelligence
- Canadian history
- Canadian studies
- Communications and ethics
- Communications and technology
- Cultural belonging
- Cultural history
- Cultural identity
- Culture
- Feminist politics and theory
- Francophonie and society
- Gender in information and communications technologies
- Globalization
- Hate crimes
- Immigration
- Intercultural communication
- International communication
- Media
- Organizational communications
- Political communications
- Political philosophy
- Political philosophy
- Political theory
- Political violence
- Postcolonial studies
- Poverty
- Race
- Racism
- Social change
- Social justice
- Social norms
- Social politics
- Torture
Language preference:
English and French
EGERVARI, Tibor »
Professor
Emeritus professor
Faculty of Arts
Theatre
Contact information:
Home: 819-778-2215
E-mail: egervari@uOttawa.ca
Preferred method of contact:
Home Telephone
Research information:
The relationship between the arts and society in general and the State in particular. The different structures and means of financing of artistic organisations. The practice, the theory and the teaching of stage directing.
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English and French , hongrois / Hungarian
EVANS, Gary »
Adjunct Professor
Faculty of Arts
Communication
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (5238)
Home: 514-489-8737
E-mail: gary.evans@uottawa.ca
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Wrote two books on the history of the National Film Board. Specialist in Canadian film and Holocaust films. Teaches courses on film esthetics and communication theory.
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English and French
HOTTE, Lucie »
Vice-Dean Research
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Français
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Office: 613-562-5972
E-mail: lhotte@uOttawa.ca
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Ma recherche porte sur les littératures minoritaires, particulièrement sur les littératures franco-ontarienne, acadienne, francophone de l’Ouest. Je m'intéresse à l'écriture minoritaire,aux textes franco-ontariens, mais aussi et surtout à la mise sur pied d'institutions littéraires en milieu minoritaires et à la réception, tant par les lecteurs ordinaires, les critiques, que les "étrangers", de ces textes.
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English and French
LEROUX, Darryl »
Yes
Visiting professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Sociology
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E-mail: dlerou2@uottawa.ca
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Since 2015, Dr. Leroux has been studying the changing dynamics of white, French-descendant identities in the 21st century, particularly as it pertains to increasing claims to "Indigenous" identities among this group. His book, Distorted Descent: White Claims to Indigenous Identity, was selected as one of the ten most influential books published by the University of Manitoba Press in the past decade. His research continues to push the boundaries in the study of white identities, and as such, he is widely sought after as a public speaker on matters related to contemporary forms of settler colonialism.
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English and French
MAKARYK, Irena R. »
Vice-Dean - Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
English
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (1143)
Office: 613-562-5800 (5835)
Home: 613-731-8815
E-mail: makaryk@uOttawa.ca
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Office Telephone
Research information:
Shakespeare reception studies: history of the response to Shakespeare (productions of Shakespeare, adaptations, re-writings, works inspired by Shakespeare), especially in Canada, in Russia and the former USSR.
Other areas of expertise :
- Shakespeare
- Modernism
- Soviet theatre
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Language preference:
English only, ukrainien / Ukrainian
MARGOLIS, Rebecca »
Professor
Associate professor
Faculty of Arts
Modern Languages and Literatures
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Office: 613-562-5800 (2955)
E-mail: rmargoli@uOttawa.ca
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My main field of research is Yiddish language, culture, and literature, especially in a Canadian context. I also study the history and culture of Jews in Canada.
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English and French , Yiddish
MARTINEAU, France »
Directrice du projet Le français à la mesure d’un continent : un patrimoine en partage / Directrice du laboratoire Polyphonies / Titulaire de la Chaire de recherche de l’Université sur la langue et la migration en Amérique française
Emeritus professor
Faculty of Arts
Français
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (1075)
E-mail: fmartin@uOttawa.ca
Website
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Ma recherche porte sur l'évolution du français, en France et au Canada, et de façon générale sur la relation entre langue et société. Je m'intéresse particulièrement à la diversité régionale, aux langues en contexte minoritaire, au discours identitaire et à l’élaboration de normes linguistiques. Pour mes recherches, j'ai élaboré de larges corpus électroniques qui retracent l’histoire du français et des communautés francophones depuis les origines du français jusqu’à aujourd’hui.
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- Bilingualism
- Canadian French
- Canadian studies
- Dialects
- French
- Historical grammars
- Language variation and change
- Linguistic ideology
- Minority languages
- Spelling rules and conventions
Language preference:
English and French
MEUNIER, Martin »
Sociologue
Associate professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Sociology
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (2045)
Cell: 613-606-3011
E-mail: mmeunier@uOttawa.ca
Preferred method s of contact:
Office Telephone, Cell Telephone, E-mail
Research information:
Sociologie des religions, en particulier l'analyse du catholicisme au 20e siècle et des liens entre religions et les phénomènes modernes (laïcité, nouveaux groupes religieux, etc).Le cas québécois; son histoire et son devenir. Intellectuels québécois au 20e siècle.Area(s) of expertise:
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- Canadian history
- Canadian studies
- Culture
- Minority languages
- Religion
- Sécularisation
- Social politics
- Social psychology
- Social trends
- Theology
Language preference:
Français seulement
ROSS-TREMBLAY, Pierrot »
Assistant professor
Faculty of Arts
Contact information:
Cell: 581.235.3700
E-mail: prosstre@uottawa.ca
Website
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E-mail, Cell Telephone
Research information:
Dr. Ross-Tremblay is an indigenous (Innu) expert with over 20 years of experience on issues related to First Peoples. He has advanced expertise in complex problem solving, institutional design, conflict management and diplomacy. His current research focuses on cultural memory and oblivion, intellectual traditions and indigenous narratives, and practices of self-determination.
Area(s) of expertise:
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- Aboriginal Studies
- Canadian studies
- Colonization
- Constitutional law
- Cultural identity
- Empowerment
- Philosophy of law
- Political philosophy
- Political violence
- Racism
- Resistance
- Social change
- Social norms
Language preference:
English and French , Espagnol
SECCARECCIA, Mario »
Professor
Full professor
Faculty of Arts
Economics
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (1691)
Home: 613-225-4901
E-mail: mseccare@uOttawa.ca
Preferred method s of contact:
Home Telephone, Office Telephone
Research information:
My main fields of research interest are in the areas of economic policy. These include central bank policy, fiscal policy, and related macroeconomic policies that impact on the Canadian labour market.
Area(s) of expertise:
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- Canadian studies
- Currency exchange
- Economics
- Industrialization
- Inflation
- International development and globalization
- Labor economics
- Macroeconomics
- Political economy
- Trade/free trade
- Unemployment
Language preference:
English and French , italien/Italian
SETHNA, Christabelle »
Dr.
Associate professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Women's Studies Institute
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (2356)
E-mail: csethna@uOttawa.ca
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I have a PhD. In the History of Education. My topics of study are the history of sex education, contraception and abortion in Canada. I use a feminist translational approach that connects the local to the global. I am currently working on a history of the birth control pill in Canada between 1960-1980 and its impact on young, single, university women. I also am researching "abortion tourism" or, the travel women undertake to access abortion services at clinics within Canada.
Other areas of expertise:
Contraception and Abortion Sex Education History of Sexuality Canadian Studies
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Language preference:
English and French
VESSELOVA, Natalia »
Adjunct Professor
Faculty of Arts
Modern Languages and Literatures
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 Ext. 3765
E-mail: nvesselo@uottawa.ca
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Research information:
Expertise in Canadian literature as well as in comparative literatures (with special emphasis on European literatures); another area of specialization is international cinema (especially Russian, Polish, and Yiddish). The PhD equivalent in Russian was dedicated to the theory of literary titles; the PhD in English was on Leonard Cohen's philosophy of time. The current research project focuses on the conceptualization/construing the 18th century in international film and popular culture.
Area(s) of expertise:
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- Canadian studies
- English
- Intercultural communication
- Language Contact
- Modern languages and literatures
- Second-language teaching
- Spelling rules and conventions
Language preference:
English only, Russian
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