Photo Credits: Heather Stuart
I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Curriculum, Teaching, and Learning in the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada.
I graduated with a Ph.D. (2011) from the University of British Columbia. My dissertation, “Teaching Subjects: Reading the Phantasies and Interruptions of Becoming,” was awarded the CSSE’s Canadian Association for Teacher Education Recognition Award for Theses and Dissertations and the American Educational Research Association Qualitative Research SIG Outstanding Dissertation Award. I earned my M.A. (2005), P.B.D.E. (1999), and B.Ed. (1994) from the University of Manitoba. I am also a Research Affiliate with the Centre for Human Rights Research (CHRR).
Before pursuing my PhD, I taught in early years classrooms and also worked as a learning support teacher. I currently enjoy teaching in the undergraduate and graduate programs.
I have worked with a number of research collaborators, graduate students and research assistants and also welcome the opportunity to talk about research—and research possibilities! I also work with schools and school divisions on specific projects of shared interest.
I graduated with a Ph.D. (2011) from the University of British Columbia. My dissertation, “Teaching Subjects: Reading the Phantasies and Interruptions of Becoming,” was awarded the CSSE’s Canadian Association for Teacher Education Recognition Award for Theses and Dissertations and the American Educational Research Association Qualitative Research SIG Outstanding Dissertation Award. I earned my M.A. (2005), P.B.D.E. (1999), and B.Ed. (1994) from the University of Manitoba. I am also a Research Affiliate with the Centre for Human Rights Research (CHRR).
Before pursuing my PhD, I taught in early years classrooms and also worked as a learning support teacher. I currently enjoy teaching in the undergraduate and graduate programs.
I have worked with a number of research collaborators, graduate students and research assistants and also welcome the opportunity to talk about research—and research possibilities! I also work with schools and school divisions on specific projects of shared interest.
