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Centres and Institutes
Western Canadian Universities Marine
Biological Station (Bamfield)
Institute for Canadian Urban
Research Studies
Co-operative Resource Management
Institute
Director: Dr. A.N. Spencer, (250) 728-3301 Tel,
(250) 728-3452 Fax
Director: Dr. P.L. Brantingham, (604) 291-3515 Tel,
(604) 291-4140 Fax
Director: R. Peterman, (604) 291-4683 Tel,
(604) 291-4968 Fax
The Western Canadian Universities Marine Biological
Society was founded in 1969 with the objective of
operating a major research and teaching facility in
coastal biology. The Bamfield Marine Station offers
year round research facilities that enable resident and
visiting scientists and students (MSc and PhD) to
develop a range of research programs. Courses that
lead to academic credit for undergraduate and
graduate degree programs at member universities are
given at the station. The station also runs a public
education program from September through April.
The institute furthers multidisciplinary research on
urban issues. Specifically its objectives are to provide
a focus for research about urban problems and issues
in Canada; to promote interdisciplinary collaboration
and research; to provide an institutional focus for
international scholarship concerning urban problems;
to provide a facility in which data for the study of
urban problems can be collected, catalogued, and
made readily accessible through modern data
management; to provide a facility in which research
and techniques are available to those having a
responsibility for policy.
This institute is a unit on the Burnaby Mountain
campus of Simon Fraser University that houses
personnel from natural resource management
agencies. The Institute can facilitate solutions to
difficult multidisciplinary issues in resource
management by providing an environment where
personnel from different management agencies such
as forestry, fisheries, and wildlife can work side-byside along with SFU faculty, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and research associates on a daily
basis. The university benefits from greater
concentration of expertise in resource management
on campus and from new opportunities for
multidisciplinary, collaborative research programs.
Behavioural Ecology Research Group
Director: Dr. L.M. Dill, (604) 291-3664 Tel
The Behavioural Ecology Research Group was
formally established in 1989, to pursue basic
research in the field of behavioural ecology; to
maintain and further develop an internationally
recognized training centre for students in behavioural
ecology, and related areas of inquiry; and to provide a
service to government, industry and other
organizations, so that basic and applied problems in
behavioral ecology can be tackled through
collaborative research. Members are drawn from the
Departments of Biological Sciences, Psychology and
Archaeology.
W.J. VanDusen BC Business
Studies Institute
Director: Dr. E. Love, (604) 291-4183 Tel,
(604) 291-5833 Fax
Established to focus research efforts on the issues of
particular relevance to corporations and government
agencies in BC, the institute brings the expertise and
research acumen of the Faculty of Business
Administration to the Harbour Centre campus where
faculty and business executives can have greater and
more direct opportunities to work together. The
institute sponsors lectures and has an executive-inresidence program to bring business leaders into the
University’s classrooms.
Canadian Centre for Studies in
Publishing
Director: Dr. R.M. Lorimer, (604) 291-5240 Tel,
(604) 291-5239 Fax
The Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing was
established in 1987 to pursue the study of publishing
and to serve the research and the information needs
of the publishing industry. The centre engages in
basic research into the history, social history,
management and the policy issues related to the
industry. Projects are both initiated by the centre and
undertaken under contract to government and
industry. The research work of the centre involves
faculty, graduate students and independent
researchers from a variety of disciplines. The centre
published monographs and reports on the theory and
practise of publishing and sponsors seminars,
conferences and short courses.
Centre d'études Francophones QuébecPacifique
Director: Dr. G. Poirier, (604) 291-3544,
(604) 291-5932
This is a research and documentation centre.
documentation centre. Its mandate includes the
gathering and disseminating of information relating to
French literatures, cultures and language of the
Pacific region, as well as interdisciplinary research in
literature, sociolinguistics, cinema and culture. The
Centre supports and sponsors conferences, colloquia
and visiting speakers. As the only research centre of
its kind west of the Rockies, the activities and
programs of the centre focus on the distinct culture of
French speakers of British Columbia and the Pacific
Rim. In addition, the centre acts as a liaison between
the Centre d'études québecoises (CETUQ) of the
University of Montreal and the Pacific Region.
Chemical Ecology Research Group
Director: Dr. J.H. Borden, (604) 291-3646 Tel
This research group was established in 1981 to
provide an international graduate training centre in
chemical ecology; to offer a service to government
and industry; to isolate, identify and synthesize
semiochemicals; and to apply research results to
semiochemicals.
Community Economic
Development Centre
Director: Dr. M. Roseland, (604) 291-4161 Tel
Community economic development is a process by
which communities can initiate and generate their
own solutions for their common economic problems
and thereby build long term community capacity and
foster the integration of economic, social and
environmental objectives. The goal of the centre is to
encourage accountable, sustainable and appropriate
community economic development (CED) in British
Columbia. The centre provides research, training and
advisory services to the CED sector in BC through a
team of associates drawn from the University and
CED practice. It is actively involved in community
based projects throughout the province and offers a
post baccalaureate diploma in community economic
development, which is also available by distance
education.
International Centre for Criminal Law
Reform and Criminal Justice Policy
Executive Director: D.C. Préfontaine QC,
(604) 822-9875 Tel, (604) 822-9317 Fax
This International Centre, established in 1991 in
Vancouver, BC, is a joint initiative of Simon Fraser
University, the University of British Columbia and the
Society for the Reform of Criminal Law. The centre is
housed at the University of British Columbia. The
International Centre has been established to
encourage research initiatives in areas of transnational crime or comparative criminal justice policy;
to contribute to graduate programming in international
criminal law and international criminal justice; to
promote democratic principles, the rule of law and
respect for human rights in criminal law and the
administration of justice in both the domestic and
international arenas, and through these activities to
contribute to the international criminal law and
criminal justice agenda through the United Nations
and other related agencies. The International Centre
is an affiliated institute of the United Nations.
Institute for Studies in Criminal Justice
Policy
Director: Dr. M.A. Jackson, (604) 291-4040 Tel,
(604) 291-4140 Fax
The Institute for Studies in Criminal Justice Policy was
established with the initial support of the Donner
Canadian Foundation in 1980. The purpose of the
institute is to contribute to the examination of criminal
justice policy by providing a setting in which
academics, justice system personnel and members of
the community can assemble to apply scholarly
research to policy development and analysis. The
institute undertakes projects on its own initiative as
well as under contract.
Criminology Research Centre
Director: Dr. W. Glackman, (604) 291-4041/4127 Tel,
(604) 291-4140 Fax
The Criminology Research Centre was established in
1978 to facilitate criminological research by faculty
and graduate students. Funds to establish and
maintain the centre are provided by grants and
contracts from provincial, federal and private sources.
The centre publishes occasional working papers
based on reports and other manuscripts generated by
the various research projects, and also maintains a
modest library for the use of faculty and students.
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Centre for Education, Law and Society
Director: Dr. W. Cassidy, (604) 291-4484 Tel
undertake contract research, utilizing the services of
its members as research principals.
The Centre for Education, Law and Society was
established in 1984 and given formal approval by the
board of governors in 1994. Its central purpose is to
improve the legal literacy of youth and adults through
teaching, program and curriculum development and
research. Projects range from the use of mock trials
as teaching to the development of an interactive web
site for social studies teachers. Among its goals are
curriculum development across subject areas and
grades and research into school culture. Four
undergraduate courses and one graduate course are
offered in law related education through the Faculty of
Education. Three of the undergraduate courses are
also available through the Centre for Distance
Education. The centre attracts a number of graduate
students interested in school law, curriculum and
youth justice issues.
Feminist Institute for Studies
on Law and Society
Centre for Experimental and
Constructive Mathematics
Established in 1982, the Gerontology Research
Centre promotes and conducts research on topics
relating to aging and the aged, serves as a clearing
house for information and provides consultation and
technical assistance to the academic community,
government, public and private organizations. The
centre houses a specialized collection of research
materials, maintains an active publications program,
organizes workshops and conferences, and is a
contributing member of two inter-university research
consortia. Research activities focus on applied
gerontology with concentrations in: aging and the built
environment; health promotion and population health;
prevention of victimization and exploitation of the
elderly; older adult education; and changing
demography and lifestyles. The associated
gerontology program offers a post baccalaureate
diploma in gerontology, a minor and a master of arts
degree.
Director: Dr. J. Borwein, (604) 291-5617/3070 Tel,
(604) 291-4947/5614 Fax
The centre is intended to further research and
graduate education in computation in the
mathematical sciences.
The centre’s activities may include the following:
provision of post doctoral fellowships in areas related
to experimental and constructive mathematics;
sponsorship of regular short-term and long term
research visitors to the centre; organization of regular
colloquia and occasional conferences on advances in
experimental and constructive mathematics;
participation in the training of graduate students in
experimental and constructive mathematics;
establishment, development and maintenance of
accessible software archives; provision of tutorial
assistance for faculty and graduate students at Simon
Fraser University in the use of symbolic languages, of
the centre's software, and of other high level
mathematical tools; establishment of a related
algorithmic consulting service for individuals within
and without the University community; collaboration
with similar centres and appropriate individuals at
other Canadian and foreign universities. Such
collaboration may include co-sponsorship of
speakers, conferences and visitors, joint application
for external research funds, exchange of software and
expertise, establishment of a Canadian mathematical
computation network.
Subject to the approval of the director, the centre's
membership will be open to Simon Fraser University
faculty, post doctoral and graduate students actively
involved in mathematical computing. Associate
membership will be available to faculty at other
universities.
Institute of Fisheries Analysis
Director: Dr. R. Brown, (604) 291-3060 Tel,
(604) 291-5716 Fax
Established in 1980, the institute promotes research
and study of a broad range of questions, and
accommodates visiting scholars, concerned with
fisheries. Areas of interest include the basic biology,
ecology and population dynamics of exploitable fish
stocks, the bio-economic and socio-political
framework of fisheries regulation and management,
the socio-economic well-being of fishing communities,
industrial and commercial developments related to
fisheries, and the political economy of the fishing
industry. The institute encourages interdisciplinary
team research among its members, and maintains a
fisheries research papers series. Where appropriate,
it will administer members’ research projects and
Co-directors: Dr. D. Chunn, (604) 291-4761 Tel, Dr. W.
Chan, (604) 291-4469 Tel
The institute was established in 1990 to facilitate and
continue the development of feminist analyses on law
and society at Simon Fraser University. It is designed
to provide an environment for creative interaction
among scholars and community representatives who
are involved in its work locally, nationally and
internationally, and to bridge gaps between legal and
social science research.
Gerontology Research Centre
Director: Dr. G. Gutman, (604) 291-5062 Tel,
(604) 291-5066 Fax
Institute of Governance Studies
Director: P.J. Smith, (604) 4994 Tel,
(604) 291-4786 Fax, igs@sfu.ca
The institute is intended to further research on
governance issues. Specifically its objectives include:
(1) to provide a focus for research on issues and
problems of governance — in Canada, at the
municipal, regional/metropolitan, provincial and
federal levels, in comparative domestic systems and
in the newly emerging global order (2) to promote
collaboration and research on issues of governance
among scholars in a variety of disciplines located at
Simon Fraser University (3) to promote an institutional
focus for international scholarship concerning issues
of governance (4) to provide a forum within the
Vancouver metropolis, British Columbia and Canada
for the presentation and dissemination of research
and ideas on issues of governance (5) to provide a
facility in which data for the study of contemporary
governance and related public policy can be
collected, catalogued and made readily accessible
through data management and exchange (6) to
provide a facility in which research and techniques
can be made available for exchange with those
having responsibility for contemporary governance.
government. Other areas of focus will also be
developed. In addition to academic research carried
by both business faculties and scholars in related
disciplines in both universities, the centre also
engages in conferences, seminars, workshops and a
visiting scholar program.
Institute for the Humanities
Director: Dr. J. Zaslove, (604) 291-4868 Tel,
(604) 291-5788 Fax
This institute provides various means to support and
develop humanities programs and Humanities
concepts which are in existence throughout the
University. The institute is devoted to the exploration
and dissemination of knowledge about traditional and
modern approaches to the humanities, and is
dedicated to the exploration of critical perspectives
that relate social concerns to the cultural and
historical legacy of the humanities. The institute
initiates and plans interdisciplinary programs,
conferences, seminars, research, publications and
courses in a range of interrelated fields in the
humanities and social sciences. The audience for
these activities will be found in the University and the
community. The institute and the humanities minor
program are affiliated. A complete outline of the
institute’s current projects is available through the
office of the director.
Centre for Innovation in Management
Director: Dr. E. Love, (604) 291-4183 Tel,
(604) 291-5833 Fax
The Centre for Innovation in Management serves as a
leading edge source of ideas and learning
opportunities for business leaders and academics in
North America in the area of stakeholder responsive
and responsible management.
The centre conducts research aimed at
understanding when, how and why a stakeholder
orientation leads to business success and at the
same time supports sustainable communities. It
creates opportunities for dialogue and learning for
business leaders, managers and academics on
emerging ideas about stakeholder-oriented
management and stimulates new thinking about the
social and economic impact of stakeholder-oriented
management through the collection, synthesis,
publication and dissemination of cross-disciplinary
research and best practise case studies.
Centre for Labour Studies
Director: Dr. T. Nesbit, (604) 291-4177 Tel,
(604) 291-3851 Fax
The Centre for Labour Studies promotes the study
and understanding of labour, working people, and
their organizations from a comprehensive social,
cultural, historical, political and economic perspective.
The centre aims to provide a range of taught courses
and programs (both credit and non-credit), offer
research opportunities and assistance to both Simon
Fraser University students and provincial labor
organizations, and create mutually supportive and
beneficial links between the academic and labour
communities.
Centre for the Study of Government and
Business
David Lam Centre for
International Communication
Co-directors: Prof T. Ross, (604) 822-8478 Tel,
Dr. A.R. Vining, (604) 291-5249 Tel, (604) 291-5122
Fax, http://csgb.ubc.ca
Director: Dr. J.W. Walls, (604) 291-5021 Tel,
(604) 291-5112 Fax
The primary focus of the Simon Fraser University/
University of British Columbia Centre for the Study of
Government and Business will be on academic
research. The initial three primary program areas are:
privatization and contracting out in the public sector;
competition policy and regulation of business;
efficiency, effectiveness and productivity in
This interdisciplinary centre, which began operation in
1989, integrates university, government, professional
and business resources for education, training,
research and development activities. Its focus is on
international, intercultural, and interlingual
communication with a special emphasis on the
people and institutions of the Pacific Rim. Programs
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include international communication research and
development projects, Chinese and Japanese culture
and communication courses and workshops, crosscultural management and communication courses,
and the Pacific region forum on business and
management communication.
Logic and Functional
Programming Group
Director: Dr. V. Dahl, (604) 291-3426/3372 Tel,
(604) 291-3045 Fax
This group was established in 1990 to facilitate
research on using declarative programming tools (in
particular logic programming, functional
programming, constraint logic programming and logic
grammars) to investigate the theoretical and practical
aspects of developing fifth generation computing
software. It is a strongly interdisciplinary group
comprising members from several SFU units
(Computing Science, Linguistics, Mathematics,
Centre for Systems Science, Engineering Science)
and two University of British Columbia units
(Linguistics and Computing Sciences), from the
University of Victoria, and from the University of
Dallas. Members’ interests include logic and
functional programming theory and tools, natural
language processing, linguistic theory automation,
deductive data bases, knowledge representation,
hardware design, expert systems, robotics,
distributed processing, mobile code and virtual
worlds.
Mental Health, Law and Policy Institute
Director: Dr. R. Roesch, (604) 291-3370 Tel,
(604) 291-3427 Fax
This institute was established in 1991 to promote
interdisciplinary collaboration in research and training
in areas related to mental health, law and policy. Its
membership is drawn from the Department of
Psychology and the School of Criminology at Simon
Fraser University as well as government and
community agencies. The institute has received
federal and provincial grants for a variety of research
projects in the area of mental health and law, and also
sponsors lectures and workshops.
Institute of Micromachine and
Microfabrication Research
Director: Dr. A.M. Parameswaran,
(604) 291-4971 Tel, (604) 291-4951 Fax
The institute will stimulate, encourage and enhance
micromachining and microfabrication research by
providing a focus and resource base for collaborative
and multidisciplinary research leading to new
processes and new devices of benefit across a wide
array of disciplines.
Pacific Institute for the Mathematical
Sciences
Director: Dr. P. Borwein, (604) 291-4376 Tel,
(604) 268-6657 Fax
This institute is a collaborative effort established in
1996 by scientists from the University of Alberta, the
University of Calgary, Simon Fraser University, the
University of Victoria and the University of British
Columbia, with affiliations to the University of
Northern British Columbia and Lethbridge University.
Its mandate is to promote research in the
mathematical sciences, education and public
awareness regarding mathematics, and collaboration
between the academic, industrial and government
sectors involving the mathematical sciences.
Centre for Policy Research on Science
and Technology
Director: R. Smith, (604) 291-5116 Tel,
(604) 291-5165 Fax
This centre was established in 1988. CPROST's
primary research focus is the relationship between
public policy and management of technology. The
centre brings together practitioners and scholars to
study the interaction of advances in science and
technology, their implementation in the marketplace,
and the consequent impact on community and
individual interests.
Centre for Restorative Justice
Co-directors: Dr. R.M. Gordon, (604) 291-4305 Tel,
Dr. E. Elliott, (604) 291-4730 Tel, (604) 291-4140 Fax
The Centre for Restorative Justice was established in
2001 to provide a number of services and initiatives
related to the field of restorative and transformative
justice. The centre, which is housed in the School of
Criminology, conducts research on restorative justice
programs and practices and acts as a research
clearing house. The centre also organizes and
conducts training courses in aspects of restorative
and transformative justice, as well as credit courses at
the introductory and advanced levels. The centre
organizes conferences including the annual Ron
Wiebe Memorial Lecture and Dialogue on Restorative
Justice. The centre has developed strong ties with the
Correctional Service of Canada, the BC Ministry of
the Attorney-General, and non-government
organizations involved in the restorative justice and
community justice fields.
Centre for Scientific Computing
Director: Dr. R. Russell, (604) 291-4819 Tel,
(604) 291-4947 Fax
Motivated by the expanding role played by scientific
computation and mathematical modeling in science
and engineering, the Centre for Scientific Computing
was formed to bring together interdisciplinary
research teams from the various faculties at Simon
Fraser University. The major purpose of the centre is
to provide SFU with a visible focus for computational
research both on the campus and in the wider Pacific
Rim research community. Specifically, the centre’s
goals are to facilitate discussion between scientific
computing research groups (through seminars,
workshops and conferences), to provide advanced
instruction in computational techniques and
applications (through graduate and postdoctoral
programs), and to actively pursue joint research
ventures with industry, government and laboratories.
Centre for Scottish Studies
Director: Dr. S. Duguid, (604) 291-5515,
(604) 291-4504 Fax
The activities and programs of the centre promote
teaching, research and community programming in
the field of Scottish studies. The centre supports and
initiates research, publications, non-credit and credit
instruction, colloquia, conferences, visiting speakers
and international relationships. In the pursuit of these
objectives, the centre provides support to existing
individual, departmental and cross-departmental
activities at SFU in the area of Scottish studies.
Research Institute on Southeastern
Europe
Director: Dr. A. Gerolymatos, (604) 291-5597 Tel,
(604) 291-5837 Fax
The goals of this research institute will be to shed
light on the problems of the region, both in terms of its
historical and contemporary context. Among the
research themes that will be addressed are questions
of regional co-operation, defense and security,
historical background, as well as various socieconomic and political issues that have challenged
the status quo of the states in the region.
The objective of the institute is to promote an
understanding of, and co-operation with, the countries
and peoples of southeastern Europe. To that end, the
institute will focus on a variety of initiatives including
research projects, conferences, publications,
community information programs, faculty exchanges
and other forms of information sharing.
Centre for Systems Science
Director: Dr. S. Atkins, (604) 291-4588 Tel,
(604) 291-4424 Fax
The Centre for Systems Science (CSS) is a
multidisciplinary research institute which supports
specialized research areas and advanced educational
programs in related disciplines which promise to offer
particular support for the development of
sophisticated industry for British Columbia. CSS
fosters basic and applied research within its three
research groups: intelligent systems (artificial
intelligence, robotics, cognitive science, neural
networks, expert systems, graphics and animation,
etc.), microelectronics (surface science, VLSI design
and test, quickchip), and computer and
communications (subsea communications, mobile
communications, communications policy, algorithms,
distributed computing, information systems, signal
processing, applications, etc.). CSS encourages
associations across departmental boundaries to
stimulate interest and knowledge of systems science
and help attract a significant level of research funding.
The centre represents the British Columbia Advanced
Systems Institute at Simon Fraser University and
collaborates with other research units at Simon
Fraser University, the University of British Columbia,
the University of Victoria, the British Columbia
Institute of Technology, and with BC industry and
government sectors.
Institute for Studies in Teacher Education
Co-directors: P. Grimmett, (604) 291-4937,
(604) 291-3203 Fax, Dr. M.F. Wideen
The general aim of the institute is to promote and
carry out research in the area of teacher education. It
also seeks to develop collaborative links with groups
within and outside the university community.
Centre for Tourism Policy and Research
Director: Dr. P.W. Williams, (604) 291-3103 Tel,
(604) 291-4968 Fax
This centre, established in 1989, provides leadership
in developing and delivering research and
professional education in the management of tourism.
The centre provides a fixed point for graduate studies
and professional development with a distinctively
integrated resource and business management
orientation, and it also encourages and conducts
policy, planning and management orientation, as well
as encourages and conducts policy, planning and
management research to enhance the sustained use
of the tourism resource base.
Tri-University Meson Facility (TRIUMF)
Director: Dr. A. Astbury, (604) 222-1047 ext. 6258 Tel
Contacts: Dr. W. Davidson, (604) 291-3771 Tel,
Dr. C.H.W. Jones, (604) 291-3583 Tel,
Dr. R.G. Korteling, (604) 291-3532 Tel
TRIUMF is Canada’s national meson facility and a
laboratory of world class standing. The facility is
based on a 500 Me V H ion accelerator which
provides intense beams of subatomic particles for use
in a wide range of research projects in nuclear and
elementary particle physics.
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Governing Bodies and Faculty
Expiry dates of terms of office are shown where
applicable.
Faculty of Business Aministration
Convocation
Faculty of Education
Executive Director, President's Office
G. Macdonald BA (Br Col), MA (S Fraser)
L. LaRocque, May 31, 2002
J. Van Aalst, May 31, 2004
Chief Information Officer
J. Cranston BSc, MBA (Qu)
Faculty of Science
Dean of Applied Sciences
(to be announced)
Chancellor – Chair
President and Vice-Chancellor
Registrar – Secretary
Members of senate
All faculty members
All graduates of Simon Fraser University
All persons whose names are added to the roll of
Convocation by regulations of the senate
Board of Governors
Ex Officio
Chancellor
President and Vice-Chancellor
Appointed by Order-in-Council
E. Jaager Roy, July 2001
S. Hilbert, February 2003
J. Kowarsky, June 2003
G. Kwok, February 2002
B. Louie, January 2003
P. Pratt, February 2003
W. Rowe, deputy chair, July 2002
F. Zumpano, May 2003
Elected by Faculty Members
K. Mezei, May 2002
R. Russell, May 2002
Elected by Students from the Students
J. Silveira, May 2002
O. Sirri, May 2002
Elected by University Employees (excluding Faculty
Members)
K. Thornton, May 2002
Administrative Officer
A. Watt, Director, University Secretariat
Senate
Ex Officio
Chancellor
President and Vice-Chancellor – Chair
Vice-President, Academic
Vice-President, Research
Associate Vice-President, Academic
Dean of Applied Sciences
Dean of Continuing Studies
Dean of the Faculty of Arts
Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration
Dean of the Faculty of Education
Dean of the Faculty of Science
Dean of Graduate Studies
Registrar – Secretary of Senate
University Librarian
Appointed by Order-In-Council
D. McInnes
B. Naef
D. Sekhon
T. Thandi
Elected by the Faculties
Faculty of Applied Sciences
J. Delgrande, May 31, 2002
J. Jones, May 31, 2003
Faculty of Arts
C. Gerson, May 31, 2002
S. Aloi, May 31, 2004
J. Zaichkowsky, May 31, 2003
G. Mauser, May 31, 2002
M. Smith, May 31, 2002
N. Haunerland, May 31, 2004
Elected by Faculty Members Jointly
S. Atkins, May 31, 2002
P. Bawa, May 31, 2003
P. Budra, May 31, 2002
J.M. D’Auria, May 31, 2004
A. Gill, May 31, 2004
P. Grimmett, May 31, 2003
J. Heaney, May 31, 2004
R. Hill, May 31, 2003
M. Jackson, May 31, 2003
P. McFetridge, May 31, 2002
D. Paterson, May 31, 2002
P. Percival, May 31, 2003
J. Peters, May 31, 2004
R. Russell, May 31, 2004
L. Weldon, May 31, 2003
M. Wortis, May 31, 2002
Elected by Convocation
A. Chan, May 31, 2002
V. Dunsterville, May 31, 2002
J. McArthur, May 31, 2002
S. Wessel, May 31, 2002
Executive Director, International Relations
C.H.W. Jones BSc, PhD (Manc)
Dean of Arts
J.T. Pierce BA (Tor), MA (Wat), PhD (Lond)
Dean of Business Administration
(to be announced)
Dean of Continuing Studies
J.C. Yerbury BEd, MA, PhD (S Fraser)
Dean of Education
R. Barrow BA (Oxf), CertEd, PhD (Lond)
Dean of Graduate Studies
J.C. Driver MA (Camb), PhD (Cal)
Dean of Science
W.S. Davidson BSc (Edin), PhD (Qu)
Dean of Student Services and Registrar
W.R. Heath BSA (Guelph)
Director of Academic Computing Services
L. Tolan
Director of Admissions and Associate Registrar
N. Heath BA (Oxf), MA (S Fraser)
Director of Alumni Relations
G.J. Stewart BA (S Fraser)
Elected by Students
S. Al-Natour, May 31, 2002
J. Chang, May 31, 2002
P. Dempster, May 31, 2002
W. Gerwel, May 31, 2002
K. Giffen, May 31, 2002
J. Gupte, May 31, 2002
B. Jensen, May 31, 2002
S. Klymson, May 31, 2002
L. Muirhead, May 31, 2002
O. Sirri, May 31, 2002
C. Tansey, May 31, 2002
J. Warren, May 31, 2002
Director of Analytical Studies
W.J. Wattamaniuk BEng, MSc, PhD (Alta)
Academic and Administrative
Officials
Director, Centre for Distance Education
J. Collinge BA, MA, PhD (S Fraser)
Chancellor
M.K. Wong BA (Br Col), LLD (S Fraser), CM
President and Vice-Chancellor
M. Stevenson BA (Witwatersrand), MA (WMich), PhD
(Northwestern)
Provost and Vice-President, Academic
J.H. Waterhouse BSc, MBA (Alta), PhD (Wash)
Vice-President, External Relations
D.J. Mitchell BA, MA (S Fraser)
Vice-President, Finance and Administration
(to be announced)
Vice-President, Research
B.P. Clayman BS (Rensselaer), PhD (C'nell)
Associate Vice-President, Academic
J.A. Osborne LLB (Edin), MA (Tor), LLM (Br Col)
Associate Vice-President, Administration
J.E.R. Johnson BSc(CE) (Manit), MBA (S Fraser),
PEng
Associate Vice-President, Simon Fraser University at
Harbour Centre
W.G. Gill BA, MA, PhD (Br Col)
Director of Campus Community Services
M. Dinning BA, MA (W Ont)
Director, Campus Security
N. Coutu
Director of Ceremonies
M. Pankratz
Director of Childcare Services
S. Davidson
Director of Co-operative Education
N. Johnston BSc (Wat), MSc (S Fraser)
Director of Health and Counselling Services
L. Pelletier BA (Wat), BEd (Qu), MHSc (Tor)
Director of Human Resources
B.L. Anderson MA (Illinois), BCom (Alta)
Director, International Co-operation
J. Knockaert, BCom (Manit)
Director of International & Exchange Student
Services
R. Martin BA, MA (S Fraser)
Director of Media and Public Relations
K. Aberle
Director, Records and Registration
D. Whiteley BA (Northeastern), MA (S Fraser),
PhD (Br Col)
Director, Registrar Services, Simon Fraser University
at Harbour Centre
R.B. MacLeod BComm (Mt. Alison)
Director, Student Academic Resources
C. French BA (S Fraser)
Director, Student Services Systems
A. Carabine BSc (S Fraser)
Governing Bodies and Faculty 383
Director, Student Recruitment
J.Macnab BA (Trent), BEd (Qu)
Excellence in Teaching Awards
Director, University Secretariat
A. Watt BA (Hull)
P.E. Kennedy, Economics
A. Lebowitz, English
T.J. O’Shea, Education
University Archivist and Information Privacy
Co-ordinator
I. Forsyth BA (McG), MA (W Laurier)
1982
1983
M.J. Gresser, Chemistry
L.M. Prock, Education
Library
1984
University Librarian
L. Copeland BSc (Tor), MA (Brandeis), MLS
(Columbia)
R. Coe, English
I. Gordon, Business Administration
K. Silverman, Centre for the Arts
Associate Librarian
P.E. Baldwin BA (Nebraska), MLS (Calif), MBA
(S Fraser)
Head, Belzberg Branch
K. Marotz BA (S Fraser), MLS (Br Col)
Head, Collections Management Office
T. Mundle BA, MLS (Br Col)
Collections Librarians
M. Bubber BFA (Sask), MLS (Western)
Collections Librarian
N. Saklikur MLA (Br Col)
Special Collections and Rare Books Head
R. Stanton BA, MLS (Br Col)
CLC Libarian
T. Power BA (S Fraser), MLS (Br Col)
1985
R.H. Dunham, English
K.N. Slessor, Chemistry
1986
A. Aberbach, History
R. Mathewes, Biological Sciences
R. Menzies, Criminology
1987
F. Fisher, Biological Sciences
T. Kirschner, Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
R. Koepke, History
1988
Senior Cataloguers
D.D. Gordon BA (Acad), BLS (Br Col), MA (S Fraser)
L. Polson BA (Br Col), MLS (McG)
Head Reference Division
E. Fairey BA (Br Col), MA (Br Col), MLS (Tor)
Reference Librarians
M. Bodnar BA (S Fraser), MLS (Br Col)
J. Corse CA, MA (Edin), MLS (Br Col)
N. Gick BSc, MLS (Br Col)
P.E. Groves BA (Wat), MLS (Br Col)
C. Goldsmith BA, MLS (Br Col)
M. Nelles BSc (S Fraser), MLS (Br Col)
S. Roberts BA (Sask), MLS (WOnt)
H. Tingley BA, BLS (Br Col)
Inter-Library Loans Librarian
G. Bird BA (Cornell), MLS (UBC)
Librarians, Belzberg Branch
M. McIntosh BA (Calg), MLS (Alta)
N. Smart BA (McG), MLS (Br Col)
C. Swoveland BA (Calif), MLS (Br Col)
Centre for Education, Law and Society
W. Cassidy, Education
Endowed University Professor
(vacant)
Jack and Nancy Farley Endowed University Professor
J. Parr, History
Forest Renewal BC
D. Stead, Earth Sciences
Hellenic Canadian Congress of BC Endowment
A. Gerolymatos, History
Telus Endowed University Professor
R.G. Harris, Economics
1990
Head, Monographs Division
M.L. Harris BA (WOnt), BLS (Br Col)
Burnaby Mountain Endowed Professors
M. Thewalt, Physics
J. Ogloff, Psychology
L. Dill, Biological Sciences
J. Han, Computing Science
R. Grauer, Business Administration
J. Martin, Education
D. Allen, Economics
1989
Systems Manager
L. Copeland BSc (Tor), MA (Brandeis), MLS (Col)
Librarian Analyst
M. Jordan BA (PEI), MA (McM), MLS (Br Col)
Endowed Chairs and Professors
Gordon M. Shrum Endowed Chair
J. Clague, Earth Sciences
Serials Librarian
P. Gallilee BA (Alta), MLS (Br Col)
Maps Collection, GIS, and Research Data Library
W.G. Piovesan BA (S Fraser), MLS (Br Col)
C.R. Day, History
G. Leach, Chemistry
P. Howard, Communication
A. Harestad, Biological Sciences
N. Robinson, Education
S. Wasserman, Education
N. Dyck, Sociology and Anthropology
D. Krebs, Psychology
R. Pomeroy, Chemistry
Operations Manager, Library Systems
N. Baldwin
2001
C.I. Dyck, History
T. Grieve, English
R. Peterman, Resource and Environmental
Management
1991
C. Banerjee, English
R. Schwindt, Economics
M. Wexler, Business Administration
1992
L. Boland, Economics
M. Gates, Sociology and Anthropology
S. Wendell, Women’s Studies
1993
G. Gries, Biological Sciences
M. Manley-Casimir, Education
D. Sutton, Chemistry
1994
J. Dahn, Physics
A. MacKinnon, Education
J. Sturrock, English
1995
C. Day, Resource and Environmental Management
M. Moore, Biological Sciences
H. Trottier, Physics
1996
A.L. Liestman, Computing Science
S. Roberts, English
D.A. Ross, Political Science
1997
M. Jackson, Criminology
J. Giltrow, English
J.S. Craig, History
J.L. Wighton Professorship
A. Parameswaran, Engineering Science
Ming and Stella Wong Endowed Chair in International
Business
R.L. Tung, Business Administration
J.S. Woodsworth Chair
(vacant)
Ruth Wynn Woodward Endowed Chair
D. Brand, Women’s Studies
Deana Wosk Professor of Arts and Culture
(vacant)
J.L. Wright Professor of Engineering Science
A. Parameswaran, Engineering Science
Sponsored Chairs and Professors
Canada Research Chairs
N. Branda, Chemistry
P. Curry, Economics
K. Egan, Education
R. Peterman, Resource and Environmental
Management
N. Roese, Psychology
Ebco/Epic NSERC Industrial Chair in Intelligent
Software Systems
Q. Yang, Computing Science (junior chair)
NSERC / Canadian Wildlife Service Industrial
Research Chair in Wildlife Ecology
F. Cooke, Biological Sciences
NSERC Industrial Research Chair in Chemical
Ecology and Management of Forest Insect Pests
J. Borden, Biological Sciences
1998
NSERC Industrial Research Chair in the Optical
Properties and Characterization of Electronic and
Optoelectronic Materials
M. Thewalt, Physics
L. Dill, Biology
G. Poole, Psychology
D. Zapfe, Contemporary Arts
NSERC / SSHRCC / BNR / Vancouver City Savings
Chair in the Management of Technology
R. Smith, Communication (junior chair)
1999
J. Busumptwi-Sam, Political Science
S. Holdcroft, Chemistry
B. Truax, Communication
384 Governing Bodies and Faculty
Professors Emeriti
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Alspach, B.R., Mathematics......................... 199 373
Ames, E., Psychology ........................................... 166
Aronoff, S., Chemistry........................................... 192
Arrott, A.S., Physics .............................................. 205
B
Bakan, P., Psychology .......................................... 166
Banister, E.W., Kinesiology................................... 119
Bell, T.N., Chemistry ............................................. 192
Bhakthan, N.M.G., Kinesiology ............................. 119
Black, S.A., English...................................... 144 334
Blaser, R.F., English ............................................. 144
Bojadziev, G., Mathematics .................................. 199
Bradley, R.D., Philosophy ..................................... 163
Brown, R.C., Geography....................................... 150
Buitenhuis, P.M., English ...................................... 144
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M
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Mackauer, J.P.M., Biological Sciences........ 189 367
MacPherson, A., Geography .................................150
Maud, R.N., English...............................................144
McClaren, M., Education .......................................182
McWhinney, E., Political Science ..........................164
Mills, J., English.....................................................144
Modigliani, V., Psychology.....................................166
Morrison, S.R., Physics ............................... 205 377
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N
Newton, R.C., History ............................................153
O
Oehlschlager, A.C., Chemistry ..............................192
P
Calvert, T.W., Computing Science,
Engineering Science, Kinesiology ... 112 116 119
Candelaria, F.H., English ...................................... 144
Carlson, R.L., Archaeology ................................... 127
Chapman, A.E., Kinesiology ................................. 119
Cheng, P.L., Business Administration................... 177
Chow, Y.L., Chemistry .......................................... 192
Ciria, A., Political Science ..................................... 164
Cochran, J.F., Physics ................................. 205 376
Colbow, K., Physics ..................................... 205 376
Coleman, P.E.F., Education.................................. 182
Copes, P., Economics........................................... 142
Crampton, C.B., Geography ................................. 150
Cunningham, F.F., Geography ............................. 150
Cuperman, V., Engineering Science............ 116 319
Curtis, J.R., English .............................................. 144
Curzon, A.E., Physics .................................. 205 376
Cushley, R.J., Chemistry, Molecular
Biology and Biochemistry .................................. 202
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D
Lardner, R.W., Mathematics..................................199
Lebowitz, M.A., Economics ...................................142
Lipsey, R.G., Economics .......................................142
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Das, A., Mathematics................................... 199 373
Davison, A.J., Kinesiology .................................... 119
Day, C.R., History ................................................. 153
Diamond, A.L., Psychology................................... 166
Dickie-Clark, H., Sociology and Anthropology ...... 167
E
Einstein, F.W.B., Chemistry .................................. 192
Elliott, J.R., English ............................................... 144
Ellis, J.F., Education ............................................. 182
Etherington, L.D., Business Administration........... 177
F
Fattah, E.A., Criminology ...................................... 139
Finlayson, T., Biological Sciences ............... 189 367
Fisher, F.J.F., Biological Sciences............... 189 367
Fleming, J., English............................................... 144
Foley, J.A., Linguistics .......................................... 159
Funt, L., Chemistry................................................ 192
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,
G
Garcia, J., Latin American Studies........................ 158
Garland, I., , Contemporary Arts ........................... 133
George, D.A., Engineering Science ............. 116 319
Gibbons, M., Education......................................... 182
Grubel, H.G., Economics ...................................... 142
Gygax, S., Physics....................................... 205 376
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Page, M., English ..................................................144
Palmer, L.H., Physics ............................................205
Paranjpe, A.C., Psychology...................................166
Poiker, T.K., Geography ........................................150
Q
Quo, F.Q., Political Science...................................164
R
Resnick, L., Philosophy .........................................163
Rieckhoff, K.E., Physics .............................. 205 377
Robin, M., Political Science ...................................164
Ross, W.D., Kinesiology ........................................119
Rudrum. A., English...............................................144
,
S
Schoner, B., Business Administration ...................177
Shapiro, S.J., Business Administration..................177
Sharma, H., Sociology and Anthropology..............167
Shutler, R., Jr., Archaeology..................................127
Singh, M., Mathematics .........................................199
Somjee, A.H., Political Science .............................164
Srivastava, L.M., Biological Sciences.......... 189 367
Stark, M.N., Business Administration ....................177
Stephens, M.A., Statistics and Actuarial Science 172
207 378
Sterling, T.D., Computing Science ........................112
Strand, K., Economics ...........................................142
Strate, G., Contemporary Arts ...............................133
Sutton, D., Chemistry ............................................192
Swartz, N.J., Philosophy........................................163
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,
T
Thomason, S.K., Mathematics ..............................199
Thomson, B.S., Mathematics ................................199
Trivett, J.V., Education ..........................................182
Turnbull, A.L., Biological Sciences ........................189
V
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,
,
Verbeek, N.A.M., Biological Sciences ......... 189 367
Vidaver, W.E., Biological Sciences.............. 189 367
Villegas, C., Statistics and
Actuarial Science ............................ 172 207 378
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W
Harden, E.F., English............................................ 144
Harrop, R., Computing Science,
Mathematics ............................................. 112 199
Herzog, J.P., Business Administration,
Economics................................................ 142 177
Holmes, R.A., Business Administration,
Economics................................................ 142 177
Wagner, P.L., Geography......................................150
Walkley, J., Chemistry ...........................................192
Wassermann, S., Education ..................................182
Webster, C.D., Psychology....................................166
Webster, J.M., Biological Sciences .......................189
Weinberg, H., Kinesiology .....................................119
Weinkam, J.J., Computing Science.......................112
Whitaker, I.R., Sociology and Anthropology ..........167
Wideen, M.F., Education .......................................182
Wilson, J.W., Geography.......................................150
Wong, S.T., Geography.........................................150
Wyllie, R.W., Sociology and Anthropology ............167
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Ingram, E.R., History............................................. 153
Irwin, J.C., Physics....................................... 205 377
Yang, D., Archaeology................................. 127 328
J
Zaslove, J., English, Humanities ................. 144 156
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Jamieson, R.W., Archaeology...................... 127 328
Faculty
K
Kazepides, A.C., Education .................................. 182
Kirchner, G., Education......................................... 182
Kirschner, D.S., History......................................... 153
Kirschner, T.J., Humanities................................... 156
Knetsch, J.L., Economics, Resource and
Environmental Management .................... 142 324
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Abdel Magid, M.F., Business Administration .177, 354
Abramson, N.A.R., Business Administration .177, 354
Accili, E.A., Kinesiology .................................119, 322
Adam, H., Sociology and Anthropology.........167, 351
Agnes, G., Chemistry ....................................192, 369
Akins, K., Philosophy .................................... 163, 345
Alberding, N., Physics ........................................... 205
Albright, L.J., Biological Sciences ................. 189, 367
Alexander, B.K., Psychology......................... 166, 347
Allen, D.M., Earth Sciences .......................... 194, 370
Allen, D.W., Economics................................. 142, 331
Aloi, S.A., Contemporary Arts ....................... 133, 329
Amundsen, C.L., Education .......................... 182, 360
Anderson, G.S., Criminology......................... 139, 330
Anderson, P.S., Communication ................... 110, 314
Anderson, R.S., Communication................... 110, 314
Andolfatto, D., Economics............................. 143, 331
Angus, I., Humanities, Sociology and
Anthropology ..................................................... 156
Anthony, J., Kinesiology........................................ 119
Arifovic, J., Economics .................................. 143, 332
Armstrong, L., History, Humanities ....... 153, 156, 341
Arrott, A.S., Physics .............................................. 376
Arya, J.C., Mathematics ........................................ 199
Asmundson, R.C., Kinesiology.............................. 119
Atkins, M.S., Computing Science.................. 112, 316
B
Bai, H., Education ......................................... 182, 360
Bailey, W.G., Geography .............................. 150, 338
Bailin, S., Education ...................................... 182, 360
Baillie, D.L., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry .............................................. 202, 375
Baker, G., Computing Science.............................. 113
Balka, E., Communication............................. 110, 314
Ballentine, L.E., Physics................................ 205, 376
Banerjee, C.M., English ................................ 144, 334
Barrow, R., Dean of Education, Education.... 182, 360
Bart, B., Computing Science ................................. 113
Bartholomew, K., Psychology ....................... 166, 347
Bawa, P.N.S., Kinesiology ............................ 119, 322
Beale, A.C.M., Communication ..................... 110, 314
Bechhoefer, J.L., Physics.............................. 205, 376
Beckenbach, A.T., Biological Sciences......... 189, 367
Bell, D.A., Education ............................................. 182
Bendell-Young, L.I., Environmental Biology.......... 371
Bennet, A.J., Chemistry ................................ 192, 369
Bercovitz, I., Statistics and Actuarial Science ....... 207
Berggren, J.L., Mathematics ......................... 199, 373
Berggren, T.M., Mathematics................................ 199
Beyerstein, B.L., Psychology ........................ 166, 347
Beynon, J.D., Education................................ 182, 360
Bhattacharya, B.K., Computing Science ....... 112, 316
Bick, A., Business Administration.................. 177, 354
Bird, J.S., Engineering Science..................... 116, 319
Blaber, A.P., Kinesiology............................... 119, 322
Black, S., Philosophy .................................... 163, 345
Blackman, A.R., Associate Dean of
Arts, Psychology........................ 123, 166, 328, 347
Blaney, J., Education ............................................ 182
Blazenko, G.W., Business Administration..... 177, 354
Blomley, N.K., Geography..................... 150, 338, 373
Boal, D.H., Physics ....................................... 205, 376
Boelscher-Ignace, M., First Nations
Studies, Sociology and Anthropology 145, 167, 351
Boland, L.A., Economics ............................... 143, 332
Bolognesi, C.R., Engineering
Science, Physics ....................... 116, 205, 319, 376
Borden, J.H., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Borgford, T.J., Chemistry, Molecular
Biology and Biochemistry .......... 192, 202, 369, 375
Borwein, J.M., Mathematics .......................... 199, 373
Borwein, P.B., Mathematics .......................... 199, 373
Bose, T., English ................................................... 144
Bowering, G., English.................................... 144, 334
Bowman, M.L., Psychology........................... 166, 347
Boyanowsky, E.O., Criminology.................... 139, 330
Boyd, N.T., Criminology ................................ 139, 330
Boyer, R.E., History....................................... 153, 341
Bradshaw, B.E., Geography.......................... 150, 338
Brand, D., Women’s Studies ................................. 173
Branda, N.R, Chemistry ........................................ 192
Brandhorst, B.P., Biological Sciences,
Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry .............................. 189, 202, 367, 375
Brantingham, P.J., Criminology..................... 139, 330
Brantingham, P.L., Criminology .................... 139, 330
Breden, F., Biological Sciences .................... 189, 367
Brennand, T.A., Geography .......................... 150, 338
Brinkman, F.S.L., Molecular Biology
and Biochemistry ....................................... 202, 375
Brockman, J., Criminology ............................ 139, 330
Brodovitch, J.C., Chemistry................................... 193
Brohman, J.A.C., Geography, Latin
Governing Bodies and Faculty 385
American Studies.......................150, 158, 338, 342
Brown, S., Kinesiology...........................................119
Brown, T.C., Mathematics .............................199, 373
Browne, C.V.A., Contemporary Arts..............133, 329
Bruneau, L., French...............................................147
Brydon, M.J., Business Administration ..........177, 354
Budra, P., English..........................................144, 334
Bukszar, E.W., Business Administration ...............177
Burley, D.V., Archaeology .............................127, 328
Burr, A.H., Biological Sciences......................189, 367
Burtch, B., Criminology..................................139, 330
Burton, F.W., Computing Science .................112, 316
Burton, L., Humanities ...........................................156
Bushe, G.R., Business Administration...........177, 354
Busumtwi-Sam, J., Political Science .............164, 346
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Calvert, A.J., Earth Sciences.........................194, 370
Calvert, T.W., Computing Science,
Engineering Science, Kinesiology .............316, 322
Cameron, R.D., Associate Dean of Applied
Sciences, Computing Science ...110, 112, 314, 316
Canac-Marquis, R., French ...........................147, 336
Carlson, R.L., Archaeology....................................328
Carpendale, J., Psychology...........................166, 347
Carter, M., Criminology..................................139, 330
Case, R., Education.......................................182, 360
Cassidy, W., Education .................................182, 360
Cavers, J.K., Engineering Science ................116, 319
Caws, C., French...................................................147
Chan, W., Criminology...................................139, 330
Chang, J.C-W., Business Administration.......177, 354
Chant, J.F., Economics .................................143, 332
Chapman, G.H., Engineering Science...........116, 319
Chen, I., Mathematics....................................199, 373
Chen, M., Physics..................................................205
Choi, K-K.S., Mathematics ............................199, 373
Choksi, R., Mathematics................................199, 373
Choo, E.U., Business Administration.............177, 354
Chunn, D.E., Criminology ..............................139, 330
Clague, J.J., Earth Sciences .........................194, 370
Clapp, R.A., Geography ................................150, 338
Clarkson, P.M., Business Administration.......177, 354
Clay, A., Contemporary Arts..........................133, 329
Clayman, B.P., Vice-President Research,
Physics ......................................................205, 376
Cleveland, W.L., History ................................153, 341
Clyburne, J.A.C., Chemistry ..........................193, 369
Coe, R.M., English.........................................144, 334
Cohen, L.J., Political Science ........................164, 346
Cohen, M.G., Political Science ..............................346
Cohn, D., Political Science ............................164, 346
Cohn, T.H., Political Science .........................164, 346
Coleman, P.E.F., Education ..................................360
Coles, E.M., Psychology................................166, 347
Collins-Dodd, C.M., Business
Administration ............................................177, 354
Connolly, D., Psychology...............................166, 347
Cooke, F., Biological Sciences ......................189, 367
Cornell, R.B., Chemistry, Molecular
Biology and Biochemistry ..........192, 202, 369, 375
Corrado, R.R., Criminology ...........................139, 330
Cousineau, F.D., Criminology........................139, 330
Covell, M.A., Political Science .......................164, 346
Cox, D., Economics ...............................................143
Cox, D.N., Psychology...................................166, 347
Craig, J.S., History.........................................153, 341
Crawford, C.B., Psychology...........................166, 347
Crespi, B.J., Biological Sciences ...................189, 367
Crozier, E.D., Physics....................................205, 376
Culhane, D., Sociology and Anthropology.....167, 351
Cushley, R.J., Chemistry, Molecular
Biology and Biochemistry ..........................369, 375
D
D’Andrea, A.C., Archaeology.........................127, 328
D’Auria, J.M., Chemistry................................192, 369
Dagenais, D.H., Education ............................182, 360
Dahl, V., Computing Science.........................112, 316
Daniel, H., Contemporary Arts.......................133, 329
Davidson, W.S., Dean of Science, Molecular
Biology and Biochemistry ..........187, 202, 367, 375
Davis, L., English...........................................144, 334
Davis, S., Philosophy.....................................163, 345
Davison, A.J., Kinesiology .....................................322
Davison, R., French.......................................147, 336
Dawkins, H., Contemporary Arts ...................133, 329
Day, J.C., Resource and Environmental
Management......................................................324
Day, R., Psychology ..............................................166
de Castell, S.C., Education ........................... 182, 360
Dean, C.B., Statistics and Actuarial Science 207, 378
Dean, J.W., Economics................................. 143, 332
Debo, R.K., History ....................................... 153, 341
Deen, M.J., Engineering Science.................. 116, 319
Delaney, K.R., Biological Sciences ............... 189, 367
Delany, P., English........................................ 144, 334
Delany, S., English........................................ 144, 334
Delgrande, J.P., Computing Science ............ 112, 316
DeRoo, H., English........................................ 144, 334
DeVoretz, D.J., Economics ........................... 143, 332
Diamond, M., Contemporary Arts.................. 133, 329
Dickinson, J., Kinesiology ............................. 119, 322
Dill, J.C., Computing Science,
Engineering Science ......................... 116, 316, 319
Dill, L.M., Biological Sciences ....................... 189, 367
Dirks, K.T., Business Administration ..................... 354
Dixon, A.H., Computing Science........................... 113
Djwa, S., English ........................................... 144, 334
Dobuzinskis, L., Political Science.................. 164, 346
Dodge, J.S., Physics ..................................... 205, 376
Dossa, P., Sociology and Anthropology........ 168, 351
Dow, G., Economics...................................... 143, 332
Drew, M.S., Computing Science ................... 112, 316
Driver, J.C., Archaeology .............................. 127, 328
Druehl, L.D., Biological Sciences .................. 189, 367
Dubiel, M.M., Mathematics.................................... 199
Duguid, S., Humanities ......................................... 156
Duncan, A., Business Administration ............ 177, 354
Dunlop, R., Earth Sciences ................................... 194
Dutton, P.E., History, Humanities.......... 153, 156, 341
Dyck, C.I., History ......................................... 153, 341
Dyck, N., Sociology and Anthropology.......... 167, 351
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Easton, S.T., Economics............................... 143, 332
Edwards, B.J., Business Administration................ 354
Egan, K., Education ...................................... 182, 360
Egri, C.P., Business Administration .............. 177, 354
Eigenfeldt, A., Contemporary Arts................. 133, 329
Eist, M., Contemporary Arts .......................... 133, 329
Elle, E., Biological Sciences.......................... 189, 367
Elliott, E., Criminology ................................... 139, 330
Emby, C.E.N., Business Administration ........ 177, 354
Enns, R.H., Physics ...................................... 205, 376
Erickson, L.J., Political Science .................... 164, 346
Escudero-Faust, M., Latin American
Studies, Sociology and Anthropology ... 158, 168, 342
Evans, M.D., Computing Science ......................... 113
Evenden, L.J., Geography ............................ 150, 338
F
Faith, K., Criminology.................................... 139, 330
Fankboner, P.V., Biological Sciences ........... 189, 367
Farrell, A.P., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Fauquenoy, M.C., French ............................. 147, 336
Faurschou, G.W., Communication ................ 110, 314
Favere-Marchesi, M., Business
Administration............................................ 177, 354
Fellman, M.D, History, Liberal Studies.. 153, 341, 343
Ferguson, K., History .................................... 153, 341
Fernando, M., Biological Sciences........................ 189
Finegood, D.T., Kinesiology .......................... 119, 322
Finley, D.R., Business Administration ........... 177, 354
Fizzell, M.R., Business Administration .......... 177, 354
Fladmark, K.R., Archaeology ........................ 127, 328
Foster, L.J., Psychology........................................ 166
Francis, J.N.P., Business Administration ...... 177, 354
Fraser, C., Psychology.......................................... 347
Freeman, R.J., Psychology ........................... 166, 347
Friesen, J., Economics.................................. 143, 332
Frindt, R.F., Physics...................................... 205, 376
Frisken, B.J., Physics.................................... 205, 376
Frith, V., Publishing ............................................... 350
Froschauer, K., Sociology and Anthropology 168, 351
Funt, B.V., Computing Science ..................... 112, 316
G
Gagan, D.P., History ..................................... 153, 341
Galdikas, B.M.F., Archaeology...................... 127, 328
Gallagher, J.E., English......................................... 144
Garay, J., Contemporary Arts ....................... 133, 329
Gates, M., Sociology and Anthropology........ 168, 351
Gay, H., History............................................. 153, 341
Gay, I.D., Chemistry...................................... 192, 369
Gee, E., Sociology and Anthropology ........... 167, 351
Gelardi, A.M.G., Business Administration ..... 177, 354
Gemino, A.C., Business Administration ........ 177, 354
Gerdts, D.B., Linguistics................................ 159, 344
Gerolymatos, A., History ............................... 153, 341
Gerson, C., English....................................... 144, 334
Geva-May, I., Education ............................... 182, 360
Gill, A.M., Geography, Resource and
Environmental Management ............. 150, 324, 338
Gill, W.G., Geography........................................... 338
Gillies, M.A., English, Resource and
Environmental Management ..................... 144, 334
Glackman, W.G., Criminology ...................... 139, 330
Gobas, F., Environmental Biology, Resource
and Environmental Management .............. 324, 371
Goddyn, L., Mathematics.............................. 199, 373
Godin, L., Earth Sciences ............................. 194, 370
Gómez-Moriana, A., Humanities........................... 156
Goodman, D., Kinesiology ............................ 119, 322
Gordon, I.M., Business Administration ......... 177, 354
Gordon, R.M., Criminology ........................... 139, 330
Gotfrit, M.S., Contemporary Arts .................. 133, 329
Graham, G.A.C., Mathematics...................... 199, 373
Graham, J., Statistics and Actuarial Science 207, 378
Grauer, R.R., Business Administration ......... 177, 354
Grayston, D., Humanities...................................... 156
Gries, G.J., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology ...................... 189, 367, 371
Grieve, T., English ........................................ 144, 334
Griffin Cohen, M., Political Science,
Women’s Studies .............................. 164, 173, 352
Griffiths, C.T., Criminology............................ 139, 330
Grimmett, P.P., Education ............................ 182, 360
Groeneboer, R., Contemporary Arts............. 133, 329
Gruben, P., Contemporary Arts .................... 133, 329
Gruneau, R.S., Communication.................... 110, 314
Gruver, W.A., Engineering Science .............. 116, 319
Gunton, T.I., Resource and Environmental
Management ..................................................... 324
Gupta, A., Computing Science ..................... 112, 316
Gupta, K.K., Engineering Science ................ 116, 319
Gutman, G.M., Gerontology.................................. 340
Gutstein, D., Communication........................ 110, 314
H
Hackett, R.A., Communication...................... 110, 314
Hadley, R.F., Computing Science ................ 112, 316
Hafer, L.J., Computing Science .................... 112, 316
Hahn, M., Philosophy.................................... 163, 345
Haider, W., Resource and Environmental
Management ..................................................... 324
Han, J.W., Computing Science..................... 112, 316
Hanlan, A.J.L., Chemistry ..................................... 193
Hannah, D.R., Business Administration ............... 177
Hanson, P.P., Philosophy ............................. 163, 345
Harasim, L.M., Communication .................... 110, 314
Harden, N., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry ............................................. 202, 375
Hardy, R.H.S., Engineering Science ............ 116, 319
Harestad, A.S., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology ...................... 189, 367, 371
Harris, G., Contemporary Arts ...................... 133, 329
Harris, M.D., English..................................... 144, 334
Harris, R.G., Economics ....................... 142, 143, 332
Harrop, R., Computing Science ............................ 316
Hart, S.D., Psychology.................................. 166, 347
Hartwick, E.B., Biological Sciences .............. 189, 367
Haunerland, N.H., Biological Sciences ......... 189, 367
Havens, W.S., Computing Science .............. 112, 316
Hayden, B.D., Archaeology .......................... 127, 328
Hayden, M., Physics ..................................... 205, 376
Hayes, M.V., Geography .............................. 150, 338
Hayter, R., Geography.................................. 150, 338
Heaney, J.W., Business Administration........ 177, 354
Heaps, T.M., Economics............................... 143, 332
Heard, A., Political Science .......................... 164, 346
Hedberg, N., Linguistics................................ 159, 344
Hegland, B., Contemporary Arts................... 133, 329
Heift, T., Linguistics ...................................... 159, 344
Heinrich, B., Physics..................................... 205, 376
Hell, P., Computing Science,
Mathematics.............................. 112, 199, 316, 373
Herbut, I., Physics......................................... 205, 377
Hickin, E.J., Earth Sciences,
Geography ................................ 150, 194, 338, 370
Higgins, A., English....................................... 144, 334
Hill, R.H., Chemistry ..................................... 192, 369
Hindley, M.P., Communication ............................. 314
Hira, A., Latin American Studies,
Political Science................................ 158, 164, 342
Ho, P.K.M., Engineering Science ................. 116, 319
Hobler, P.M., Archaeology............................ 127, 328
Hobson, R.F., Computing Science,
Engineering Science ................. 112, 116, 316, 319
Hoffer, J.A., Kinesiology ............................... 119, 322
386 Governing Bodies and Faculty
Holbrook, J.A.D., Communication......................... 314
Holdcroft, S., Chemistry ................................ 192, 369
Honda, B.M., Molecular Biology
and Biochemistry....................................... 202, 375
Horban, P.T., Philosophy .............................. 163, 345
Horsfall, R.B., Geography ............................. 150, 338
Horvath, A.O., Education .............................. 182, 360
Hoskyn, M., Education .......................................... 360
Howard, M., Sociology and Anthropology..... 167, 351
Howard, P.M., Communication ..................... 110, 314
Howard, R.W., Communication............................. 314
Howlett, M., Political Science........................ 164, 346
Hungerford, A., English......................................... 144
Huntley, D.J., Physics ................................... 205, 377
Hutchinson, I., Geography ............................ 150, 338
Hutchinson, J.F., History............................... 153, 341
Hyndman, J., Geography .............................. 150, 338
I
Iarocci, G., Psychology ................................. 166, 347
Insley, R., Statistics and Actuarial Science........... 207
Iverson, R.D., Business Administration................. 177
J
Jaccard, M., Resource and
Environmental Management ............................. 324
Jackson, M.A., Criminology .......................... 139, 330
Jennings, R.E., Philosophy ........................... 163, 345
Jermias, J., Business Administration .................... 177
Johnston, H.J.M., History.............................. 153, 341
Jones, C.H.W., Chemistry............................. 192, 369
Jones, J.D., Engineering Science ................. 116, 319
Jones, R.A., Economics................................ 143, 332
K
Kameda, T., Computing Science .................. 112, 316
Kamstra, M., Economics ............................... 143, 332
Kanevsky, L., Education ............................... 182, 360
Kasa, K., Economics..................................... 143, 332
Kavanagh, K.L., Physics ............................... 205, 377
Kawasaki, T., Humanities, Political
Science.............................................. 156, 164, 346
Kennedy, C.J., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Kennedy, P.E., Economics ........................... 143, 332
Kenny, C.B., Education................................. 182, 360
Kenny, M., Sociology and Anthropology ....... 167, 351
Kermode, A.R., Biological Sciences ............. 189, 367
Khan, M.H., Economics ................................ 143, 332
Kiehlmann, E., Chemistry ............................. 192, 369
Kimball, M., Psychology, Women’s
Studies ...................................... 166, 173, 347, 352
Kirczenow, G., Physics ................................. 205, 377
Kitchen, J.M., History .................................... 153, 341
Kitching, L.P., Humanities..................................... 156
Klein, P.C., Business Administration............. 177, 354
Kline, S., Communication.............................. 110, 314
Knowler, D., Resource and Environmental
Management ..................................................... 324
Koopman, R.F., Psychology ......................... 166, 347
Koroscil, P.M., Geography ............................ 150, 338
Korteling, R.G., Chemistry ............................ 192, 369
Krane, W.R., Psychology .............................. 166, 347
Krauth, B., Economics .................................. 143, 332
Krebs, D.L., Psychology................................ 166, 347
Kreis, U.C., Chemistry .......................................... 193
Krider, R., Business Administration .............. 177, 354
Krieger, C., Engineering Science,
Kinesiology ................................................ 119, 322
Krishnamurti, R., Computing Science ........... 112, 316
Kropinski, M.C.A., Mathematics.................... 199, 373
Kugler, D.D., Contemporary Arts .................. 133, 329
L
Laba, M., Communication ............................. 110, 314
Lachlan, A.H., Mathematics .......................... 199, 373
Lacombe, D., Criminology, Sociology
and Anthropology ...................... 139, 168, 330, 351
LaRocque, L., Education............................... 182, 360
Lautsch, B.A., Business Administration ........ 177, 354
Law, F.C.P., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Laycock, D., Political Science ....................... 164, 346
Leach, G.W., Chemistry................................ 193, 369
Leier, M., History........................................... 153, 341
LeMare, L.J., Education ................................ 182, 360
Lepofsky, D., Archaeology ............................ 127, 328
Leroux, M.R., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry.............................................. 202, 375
Lertzman, K., Resource and Environmental
Management ..................................................... 324
Lesack, L.F.W., Biological Sciences,
Geography .................................150, 189, 338, 367
Leung, A.M., Engineering Science ................116, 319
Leung, P., Engineering Science ............................116
Levitin, J., Contemporary Arts, Women’s
Studies .......................................133, 173, 329, 352
Lewis, A.S., Mathematics ..............................199, 373
Lewis, B., Communication .............................110, 314
Ley, R.G., Psychology ...................................166, 347
Leyland, A.J., Kinesiology .....................................119
Leznoff, D.B., Chemistry................................193, 369
Li, P.C.H., Chemistry .....................................193, 369
Li, Z.N., Computing Science..........................112, 316
Liestman, A.L., Computing Science ..............112, 316
Linley, M., English .........................................144, 334
Lipsett, M., Communication ...................................314
Little, J.I., History ...........................................153, 341
Lockhart, R.A., Statistics and
Actuarial Science .......................................207, 378
Loo, T.M., History ..........................................153, 341
Lorimer, R.M., Communication,
Publishing ..........................................110, 314, 350
Love, C.E., Business Administration .............177, 354
Lowman, J., Criminology ...............................139, 330
Luk, W.S., Computing Science......................112, 316
Luu-Nguyen, C.N., French.....................................147
Lyons, D., Archaeology .................................127, 328
Munro, J.M., Economics................................ 143, 332
Munro, M., Linguistics ................................... 159, 344
Muraki, D., Mathematics ............................... 199, 373
Murray, C.A., Communication ....................... 110, 314
Mustard, P.S., Earth Sciences ...................... 194, 370
Myers, G.M., Economics ............................... 143, 332
M
P
MacDonald, M., Women’s Studies ................173, 352
MacEachern, J.A., Earth Sciences ................194, 370
Macfarlane, J.A., Contemporary Arts ............133, 329
MacIntyre, D.K., Contemporary Arts..............133, 329
MacKay, N., Business Administration............177, 354
MacKenzie, C.L., Kinesiology........................119, 322
MacKinnon, A.M., Education .........................182, 360
MacLean, D., History .....................................153, 341
Madoc-Jones, G., Education .................................182
Maine, E.M.A., Business Administration................177
Maki, D.R., Economics ..................................143, 332
Malli, G.L., Chemistry ....................................192, 369
Mamchur, C.M., Education ............................182, 360
Maraun, M.D., Psychology ............................166, 347
Marcia, J.E., Psychology ...............................166, 347
Marshall, D., Earth Sciences .........................194, 370
Marteniuk, R.G., Dean of Applied
Sciences, Kinesiology ................................119, 322
Martin, J., Education......................................182, 360
Mathewes, R.W., Associate Dean of
Science, Biological Sciences .............187, 189, 367
Matsumura, J., History...................................153, 341
Mauser, G.A., Business Administration .........177, 354
Maxwell, J., Publishing ..........................................350
McBride, S., Political Science........................164, 346
McClaren, M., Education .......................................360
McDonald, J.J., Psychology ..........................166, 347
McFarland, C.G., Psychology........................166, 347
McFetridge, P., Linguistics ............................159, 344
McKeown, B.A., Biological Sciences .............189, 367
McLaren, A.T., Sociology and Anthropology .168, 351
McMullan, T., Biological Sciences .........................189
McNeney, B., Statistics and
Actuarial Science .......................................207, 378
McRobbie, Z., Linguistics ..............................159, 344
Mellow, J.D., Linguistics ................................159, 344
Menzies, R.J., Criminology............................139, 330
Merchant, H., Business Administration..........177, 354
Meredith, L.N., Associate Dean of Business
Administration, Business Administration....177, 354
Merler, G., French, Humanities .............147, 156, 336
Meyer, P., Political Science ...........................164, 346
Mezei, K., English, Humanities..............144, 156, 334
Michno, E., Psychology .........................................166
Miki, R.A., English .........................................144, 334
Milner, T.E., Kinesiology................................119, 322
Mirhady, D.C., Humanities.....................................156
Mistlberger, R., Psychology...........................166, 347
Mitchell, B., Gerontology, Sociology and
Anthropology......................................168, 340, 351
Mitchell, D., Computing Science............................316
Moens, A., Political Science ..........................164, 346
Möller, T., Computing Science ......................112, 316
Monagan, M.B., Computing Science,
Mathematics.......................................199, 316, 373
Mongrain, S., Economics...............................143, 332
Mooers, A.R., Biological Sciences.................189, 367
Moore, M.M., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology .......................189, 367, 371
Moretti, M.M., Psychology .............................166, 347
Morrison, J.B., Kinesiology ............................119, 322
Pabel, H., History .......................................... 153, 341
Page, M., English .................................................. 334
Palmer, L.H., Physics............................................ 377
Palys, T.S., Criminology................................ 139, 330
Panchasi, R., History............................................. 341
Parameswaran, M., Engineering Science ..... 116, 319
Paranjpe, A.C., Humanities................................... 156
Parker, D.C., Business Administration .......... 177, 354
Parkhouse, W.S., Kinesiology....................... 119, 322
Parr, J., History ............................................. 153, 341
Paterson, D., Education ................................ 182, 360
Patient, D.L., Business Administration .......... 177, 354
Pavlov, A.D., Business Administration .................. 177
Payandeh, S., Engineering Science.............. 116, 319
Pearce, S., Computing Science ............................ 113
Pechlaner, E., Mathematics .......................... 199, 373
Pendakur, K., Economics.............................. 143, 332
Percival, P.W., Chemistry ............................. 192, 369
Perry, T.A., Associate Dean of Arts,
Linguistics.................................. 123, 159, 328, 344
Peterman, R.M., Resource and
Environmental Management ............................. 324
Peters, J.G., Computing Science .................. 112, 316
Pierce, J.T., Dean of Arts, Geography .. 150, 328, 338
Pigg, S., Sociology and Anthropology........... 168, 351
Pinfield, L.T., Business Administration.......... 177, 354
Pinkerton, E., Resource and
Environmental Management ............................. 324
Pinto, B.M., Chemistry .................................. 192, 369
Pio, F.F., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry .............................................. 202, 375
Pitman, B., Geography.................................. 150, 338
Plant, A.L., Biological Sciences..................... 189, 367
Plettner, E., Chemistry .................................. 193, 369
Plischke, M., Physics ............................ 205, 376, 377
Poirier, G., French......................................... 147, 336
Poitras, G., Business Administration............. 177, 354
Pomeroy, R.K., Chemistry............................. 192, 369
Popowich, F., Computing Science ................ 112, 316
Prokopow, M., History ................................... 154, 341
Promislow, K., Mathematics.......................... 199, 373
Prophet, C., Contemporary Arts.................... 133, 329
Pulkingham, J., Sociology and
Anthropology ............................................. 168, 351
Punja, Z.K., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Punja, Z.K., Environmental Biology....................... 371
N
Nance, J.D., Archaeology ............................. 127, 328
Nelson, D.E., Archaeology ............................ 127, 328
Neufeld, P., Education .......................................... 182
Ng, B., Linguistics ................................................. 159
Nicholas, G.P., Archaeology, Sociology
and Anthropology ...................... 127, 168, 328, 351
Nicholson, R.A., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Novales-Flamarique, I., Biological Sciences . 189, 367
O
O’Neill, D.K., Education......................................... 182
O’Shea, T.J., Education ................................ 182, 360
Obadia, A.A., Education................................ 182, 360
Olewiler, N.D., Economics ............................ 143, 332
Omae, N., Linguistics ............................................ 159
One, L., Engineering Science ............................... 116
Osborne, J.A., Criminology ........................... 139, 330
Otero, G., Latin American Studies, Sociology
and Anthropology ...................... 158, 168, 342, 351
Q
Quarmby, L.M., Biological Sciences ............. 189, 367
Quinton, W.L., Geography ............................ 150, 338
R
Radul, J., Contemporary Arts........................ 133, 329
Rahe, J.E., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology....................... 189, 367, 371
Raibmon, P., History ..................................... 154, 341
Ramsey, R., English.............................................. 144
Rawicz, A.H., Engineering Science............... 116, 319
Reed, C.G., Economics................................. 143, 332
Reich, B.H., Business Administration............ 177, 354
Reilly, N.R., Mathematics.............................. 199, 373
Governing Bodies and Faculty 387
Richards, J.G., Business Administration .......177, 354
Richards, W.D., Communication ...................110, 314
Richards, W.R., Chemistry, Molecular
Biology and Biochemistry ..........192, 202, 369, 375
Richmond, S., Education ...............................182, 360
Roberts, A.C.B., Geography..........................150, 338
Roberts, E.W., Linguistics .............................159, 344
Roberts, M.C., Earth Sciences,
Geography .................................150, 194, 338, 370
Roberts, S., English...............................................144
Robinovitch, S.N., Kinesiology ......................119, 322
Roesch, R.M., Psychology ............................166, 347
Roese, N.J., Psychology .......................................166
Roitberg, B.D., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology .......................189, 367, 371
Roseland, M.L., Geography...........................150, 338
Rosin, M.P., Environmental Biology,
Kinesiology ........................................119, 322, 371
Ross, D.A., History, Political
Science ......................................153, 164, 341, 346
Roth, N., History ....................................................341
Routledge, R.D., Environmental Biology,
Statistics and Actuarial Science.................371, 378
Russell, R.D., Computing Science,
Mathematics ......................................199, 316, 373
Ruuth, S., Mathematics .................................199, 373
S
Saif, M., Engineering Science .......................116, 319
Samier, E., Education....................................182, 360
Sampson, G.P., Education ............................182, 360
Saunders, R., Linguistics...............................159, 344
Sawatsky, M., English ...........................................144
Schellenberg, E.A., English ...........................144, 334
Schmidt, M.G., Geography ............................150, 338
Schmitt, N., Economics .................................143, 332
Schulte, O., Computing Science,
Philosophy .........................................112, 163, 345
Schuurman, N.C., Geography .......................150, 338
Schwarz, C., Statistics and Actuarial
Science ......................................................207, 378
Schwindt, R.W., Business
Administration,
Economics .................................143, 177, 332, 354
Scott, J.A., Education ....................................182, 360
Scott, J.K., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry ..............................................202, 375
Seager, A., History ........................................153, 341
Sen, D., Chemistry, Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry ..............................192, 202, 369, 375
Senyshyn, S., Education .......................................182
Senyshyn, Y., Education .......................................360
Shapiro, D.M., Business Administration ........177, 354
Sharp, J., Biological Sciences ...............................189
Shen, C.Y., Mathematics...............................199, 373
Sheppard, J.P., Business Administration ......177, 354
Shermer, T.C., Computing Science...............112, 316
Shin, L.K., History..................................................154
Shutler Jr., R., Archaeology...................................328
Sitter, R.R., Statistics and Actuarial Science.207, 378
Skinner, M.F., Archaeology ...........................127, 328
Slessor, K.N., Chemistry ...............................192, 369
Smart, C.F., Business Administration............177, 354
Smith, A., Contemporary Arts........................133, 329
Smith, M.J., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry ..............................................202, 375
Smith, P.J., Political Science .........................164, 346
Smith, R.K., Communication .........................110, 314
Smith, S.J., Education ...........................................182
Snider, G., Contemporary Arts ......................133, 329
Snowber, C., Education.................................182, 360
Sonier, J.E., Physics......................................205, 377
Sosa, J.M., Linguistics...................................159, 344
Spindler, Z.A., Economics .............................143, 332
St. Pierre, P.M., English ................................ 144, 334
Stapleton, S.P., Engineering Science ........... 116, 319
Stead, D., Earth Sciences ..................................... 370
Steele, S., French ......................................... 147, 336
Steig, S., English................................................... 144
Stella, P., Contemporary Arts........................ 133, 329
Sterling, T.D., Computing Science ........................ 316
Stevenson, H.M., Political Science,
President, Simon Fraser University................... 164
Stevenson, S.A., Engineering Science ................. 116
Stewart, K.G., Business Administration ........ 177, 354
Stewart, M.L., History, Women’s Studies..... 153, 173,
341, 352
Stouck, D., English........................................ 144, 334
Stouck, M.A., English, Humanities ........ 144, 156, 334
Strachan, W., English............................................ 144
Strayer, J.N., Psychology.............................. 166, 348
Stubbs, J.O., History ..................................... 153, 341
Sturrock, J., English ...................................... 144, 334
Sugarman, J.H., Education ........................... 182, 360
Swartz, T.B., Mathematics, Statistics and
Actuarial Science....................................... 207, 378
Syrzycki, M., Engineering Science................ 116, 319
Szafnicki, C., Sociology and Anthropology ........... 168
T
Teeple, G.B., Sociology and Anthropology ... 168, 351
Ternovska, E., Computing Science............... 112, 316
Thewalt, J.L., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry, Physics ............... 202, 205, 375, 377
Thewalt, M.L.W., Physics.............................. 205, 377
Thomas, D.C., Business Administration........ 177, 354
Thompson, J., Education .............................. 182, 360
Thomson, B.S., Mathematics ................................ 373
Thong, C., Biological Sciences ............................. 189
Thorkelson, D.J., Earth Sciences.................. 194, 370
Thornton, A.E., Psychology........................... 166, 348
Thornton, W.L., Psychology .................................. 348
Tibbits, G.F., Engineering Science,
Kinesiology ................................................ 119, 322
Tietz, J.H., Associate Dean of Arts,
Philosophy................................. 123, 163, 328, 345
Tiffany, E., Philosophy .................................. 163, 345
Toohey, K., Education................................... 182, 360
Trajkovic, L., Engineering Science................ 116, 319
Travers, A., Sociology and Anthropology.............. 351
Trépanier, C., French ............................................ 147
Trifonidis, P., Publishing........................................ 350
Tront, R.J., Computing Science ............................ 113
Trottier, H.D., Physics ................................... 205, 377
Truax, B.D., Communication,
Contemporary Arts .................... 110, 133, 314, 329
Trummer, M.R., Computing Science,
Mathematics ...................................... 199, 316, 373
Tung, R.L., Business Administration ............. 177, 354
Turnbull, W., Psychology .............................. 166, 348
U
Underhill, O., Contemporary Arts .................. 133, 329
Unrau, P.J., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry.............................................. 202, 375
V
Vaisey, J., Engineering Science.................... 116, 319
Valiquette, M., English .......................................... 144
Van Aalst, J., Education ................................ 182, 360
Vandezande, K.E., Business Administration......... 354
Verdun-Jones, S.N., Criminology.................. 139, 330
Verheyen, E., Molecular Biology and
Biochemistry.............................................. 202, 375
Vieira, A.V., Kinesiology................................ 119, 322
Vining, A.R., Business Administration........... 177, 354
Viswanathan, J., French................................ 147, 336
Viswanathan, K.S., Physics .......................... 205, 377
W
Walls, J.W., Communication, Humanities..... 156, 314
Wang, K., Computing Science...................... 112, 316
Warburton, A.R., Business Administration ... 177, 354
Ward, B.C., Earth Sciences .......................... 194, 370
Ward, R., Kinesiology ........................................... 119
Warwick, P.V., Political Science ................... 164, 346
Wassermann, S., Education ................................. 360
Waterhouse, J.H., Business Administration . 177, 354
Watkins, S., Physics ..................................... 205, 377
Watson, N.V., Psychology ............................ 166, 348
Webster, J.M., Biological Sciences,
Environmental Biology .............................. 367, 371
Wedley, W.C., Business Administration ....... 177, 354
Weeks, D., Kinesiology................................. 119, 322
Weldon, K.L., Statistics and Actuarial
Science ..................................................... 207, 378
Welsby, C., Contemporary Arts .................... 133, 329
Wendell, S., Women’s Studies ..................... 173, 352
Wexler, M.N., Business Administration......... 177, 354
Whitmore, S., Engineering Science ...................... 116
Whittlesea, B.W.A., Psychology ................... 166, 348
Whitworth, J.M., Sociology and
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