Teaching & Academic Leadership
I teach interdisciplinary courses in Canadian politics and public policy, human rights, media studies, Canadian and Indigenous histories, environmental governance, and documentary production.
Teaching is participation-driven and built around group projects and presentations, supported by student-led discussion and short workshops.
Documentary film and other media are core course texts, and projects culminate in applied deliverables such as briefing-style writing, research syntheses, and media outputs.
Teaching appointments include University College of the North, Okanagan College, Centennial College, Humber College, Niagara College, and Trent University.
Teaching areas:
- Canadian Institutions and Policy
- Human Rights and Institutional Accountability
- Canadian Political, Social, and Cultural History
- Indigenous – Settler Histories and Political Policies
- Environmental Governance and Public Communities
- Documentary and Interactive Storytelling
Selected courses
- Government of Canada
- Politics of Human Rights
- Canadian History ( Post – Confederation )
- Fur Trade and Indigenous Societies
- Documentary Film Production
- Multiplatform Storytelling
Delivery formats
- In Person, Online, and Hybrid Delivery
- Lecture, Seminars, Workshops, and Tutorials
- Supervision of Proposals, and Tutorials
- Supervision of Proposal – to – Delivery Research and Production Workflows
