College hires record number of new faculty
More than 25 tenure-track faculty members are joining the college this year
Experts in Indigenous law, radiopharmaceuticals and the behaviour underlying economic relationships are among the researchers joining the College of Arts & Science this year as it appoints a record number of tenure-track faculty.
Since July 1, 2015, the college has hired 19 new tenure-track faculty. Searches are underway for eight additional hires.
The names and departments of the first group of faculty appointments are listed below. Most of these individuals will join the college on July 1, 2016.
Tenure-track appointments since July 1, 2015
Name | Department |
Chemistry | |
History | |
Chemistry | |
Ashleigh Androsoff | History |
Emily Snyder | Indigenous Studies |
Laura Wright | Sociology |
Music | |
Nicolas Brunet | Geography & Planning |
Michelle M. Gagnon | Psychology |
Julie Kaye | Sociology |
Philosophy | |
Matthew Mitchell | Political Studies |
English | |
Terence Clark | Archaeology & Anthropology |
Guidon Fenig | Economics |
Steven Rayan | Mathematics & Statistics |
Jenna Rajchgot | Mathematics & Statistics |
Cameron Franc | Mathematics & Statistics |
Damien Lee | Indigenous Studies |
Related Articles
USask President’s Medal winner finds purpose in helping others
When she wasn’t studying, Amélia Katherine Gagnon—and her dog—supported students, health-care workers and patients
Geological sciences helps USask graduate expand horizons
University Medal in Sciences winner discusses benefits and challenges of switching her major midway through her undergraduate studies