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Employment and Training
Queen's University (B.A.H.)
University of British Columbia (M.A.)
Memorial University of Newfoundland (PhD)
University of Sydney, Australia (Visiting Scholar)
University of Birmingham, United Kingdom (Postdoctoral Fellow)
University of Victoria, B.C. (Assistant Professor & Postdoctoral Fellow)
Current: University of Alberta, Dept of Sociology, (Assistant Professor)

Languages: English, French, American Sign-Language (ASL basic).

Alberta History Group: In 2009, Nancy Janovicek (U Calgary) and I began the Alberta History Group. Our short-term goal is to meet twice a year, in Calgary and Edmonton, for a reading group that deals with any aspect of Canadian history. The gatherings provide a forum for graduate students and faculty to meet, and to debate cutting edge-research from historians in Alberta. Our long-term objective is to promote Canadian Studies in Alberta and facilitate collaborative research projects.

Clément Consulting: Professional website design and consultation; historical research and preservation.

In the news...

• CBC Radio: The Current on the G20 protests in Toronto. 6 July 2010 [begins at 11min and 35 seconds]
• CBC Television: Connect with Mark Kelly on the G20 protests in Toronto. 6 July 2010.
• Op-ed column: Edmonton Journal, 27 August 2008: How Will Canada Handle 2010 Protests?
• British Columbia's controversial freedom of information policy: Vancouver Sun, 28 November 2007.
  • Gary Mitchell, Provincial Archivist of British Columbia, responds: Vancouver Sun, 4 December 2007.
• The Summer of Love in 1967 and social protest in the Sixties: Vancouver Sun, 14 August 2007.
• The legacy of the baby boom generation in Canada: Globe and Mail, 1 June 2007.
• Race and human rights in: "The rising recognition of ‘white privilege’ in Western academia": Ubysee, 29 January 2007.
• Thomas Walkom and the Gouzenko Affair. Toronto Star, 2006.

I would like to thank the following agencies for their financial support: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council; Association of Rhodes Scholars in Australia; International Council for Canadian Studies; Association for Canadian Studies; J.R. Smallwood Foundation; Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History; University of Alberta; Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (Aid to Scholarly Publications Program).