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Â鶹AV welcomes new Indigenous profs

The new hires are part of Â鶹AV’s commitment to grow the University’s tenure-track or tenured academic staff.

The third edition of the Indigenous Welcoming Ceremony, held on October 27, honoured seven Indigenous academic staff from a wide range of disciplines, including history, political science, linguistics, anthropology and medicine. The two-hour-plus virtual ceremony welcomed six new academic hires, as well as a relatively recent hire who was not able to attend previous ceremonies.

The six new Â鶹AVians are:

  • Yann Allard-Tremblay, Assistant Professor, Political Science
  • Noelani Arista, Associate Professor, History and Classical Studies, and Director of Indigenous Studies; the Hawaii resident will begin work at Â鶹AV after COVID-19-related travel restrictions are lifted.
  • , Professor of Practice, Faculty of Medicine;
  • Chadwick Cowie, a Faculty Lecturer, Political Science;
  • James Crippen, Assistant Professor, Linguistics; the B.C. resident will begin work at Â鶹AV in January.
  • Leslie Sabiston, Assistant Professor, Anthropology; the Manitoba resident will begin work at Â鶹AV in the fall of 2021.
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