Cultural Studies Faculty & Instructors
Cultural Studies Program Committee
- Program Coordinator: David Jefferess (Cultural Studies; English) – Colonialism and Decolonization, Human Rights Discourse, Heritage and Public Memory
- Kyong Yoon (Cultural Studies) – Internet Culture, Cultural Industries, Asian Popular Culture
- Ruthann Lee [On Leave] (Cultural Studies) – Media and Social Activism, Anti-Colonial Feminisms, Queer Theory
- Maria Alexopoulos (Cultural Studies) – Cultural Studies Practices, Media and Popular Cultures
- Cameron Crookston (Cultural Studies) – Drag, LGBTQ2+ history, Queer Popular Culture, Transgender Studies
- Daniel Keyes (Cultural Studies; English) – Film, Television, Critical Whiteness Studies
- Allison Hargreaves (English) – North American Indigenous Literatures
- Melissa Jacques (English; Gender and Women’s Studies) – Literary Studies and Practices
- Astrida Neimanis (Cultural Studies and Gender and Women’s Studies) – Feminist studies, environmental studies, everyday militarisms, interdisciplinarity, epistemologies and non-traditional research methodologies.
- Anita Girvan (Cultural Studies) – Cultural Studies; Environmental Humanities; Political Ecology and Environmental Justice; Black and Indigenous Feminist Ecological Thought; Stories, Metaphor; Critical Canadian Studies
Faculty Who Regularly Teach Cross-Listed CULT Courses
- Lawrence Berg (Geography) – Identity Politics, Cultural Safety, Geographies of Knowledge
- Jodey Castricano (English) – Critical Theory, Posthumanism, Animal Studies
- Kerrie Charnley (English) – Indigenous Literatures
- George Grinnell (English) – Critical Theory, Critical Health Studies, Punk Culture, Romanticism
- Hussein Keshani (Art History and Visual Culture) – Visual Culture, South Asia and the Islamic World
- Nina Langton (Japanese Studies) – Japanese Pop Culture and Language
- Virginie Magnat (Interdisciplinary Performance) – Performance Studies, Cultural Anthropology, Experimental Ethnography, Indigenous Epistemologies and Methodologies
- Ilya Parkins (Gender and Women’s Studies) – Feminist Cultural Theory, Fashion and Dress, Modernism
- Jessica Stites Mor (History) – Modern Latin America, Cultural History
- Margo Tamez (Indigenous Studies) – poetry, history, epistemology, creative & critical methodologies, social movements & transformation