A Fine Crowd 2016

AUTHORS (2014-15)

A Fine Crowd 2016

The publication of a book is often the culmination of many years of sustained research or concentrated creative energy. This annual event acknowledges the significant achievement of those who wrote or compiled/edited a volume.

(E) after author’s name indicates editor. (T) after author’s name indicates translator

Title Author
Geomorphology- Landscapes We Live In Norm Catto
Interactive Governance for Small-Scale Fisheries Ratana Chuenpagdee (E)
John Dewey’s Earlier Logical Theory James Scott Johnston
Teacher Education in a Transnational World James Scott Johnston (E)
Umayichis- a Naskapi Legend
Achan- Naskapi Giant Stories
Marguerite MacKenzie (E) and Julie Brittain (T)
Enlightening Encounters- Photography in Italian Literature Nancy Pedri (E)
Gender, Livelihood and Environment- How Women Manage Resources Marilyn Porter (E)
The Tourism Imaginary and Pilgrimages to the Edges of the World Sharon Roseman (E)
The Maritime World of the Anglo-Saxons William Schipper (E)
Patching Peace- Women’s Civil Society Organising in Northern Ireland Katherine Side
Why Did We Choose to Industrialize?- Montreal 1819-1849 Robert Sweeny
Ritual- A Very Short Introduction Barry Stephenson
Unsettling Assumptions- Tradition, Gender, Drag Diane Tye (E)
Modeling Cities and Regions as Complex Systems- From Theory to Planning Applications Roger White

 

DEAN’S AWARDS

Dean's Awards 2016

Award Recipient
Distinguished Scholarship Nancy Pedri, English
Graduate Supervision Larry Matthews, English
Exceptional Service to the Faculty Kelly Bromley-Brits
William J. Kirwin Award for Retiree Recognition Peter Ayres