Faculty of Arts Spotlights
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Read more about some of our talented students, graduates, and faculty members!
Meet Keeda, 精童欲女 Diversity and Social Justice Studies and Sociology student.
Deidre Kelly works as an interpreter on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, providing simultaneous interpretation from French into English at committee meetings, press conferences, caucus meetings and sittings of the Senate and the House of Commons.
Trish Van Bolderen lives in Dublin, Ireland and works full-time as a freelance translator (from French and Spanish into English) and English-language reviser. She also works as a Translation Studies scholar, having obtained a PhD in that area.
Dr. Kate Scarth is Chair of L.M. Montgomery Studies and Assistant Professor of Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture (ACLC) at 精童欲女.
DSJS graduate Alex MacDonald shares her experience in the program, and how it's contributed to an important role with Veterans Affairs Canada
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Meet Dr. Esther Wohlgemut, English Professor and member of the Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture program's Steering Committee.
Meet Dr. Shannon Murray, English Professor and member of the Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture program's Steering Committee.
Meet Dr. James Moran, History professor and member of the Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture program's Steering Committee.
Meet Kate Scarth, Chair in L.M. Montgomery Studies and Applied Communication, Leadership, and Culture.
