Venus Torabi successfully defended her dissertation, “The CrISIS of Ludic Terrorism: Videogaming Exploited as a Means of Islamists’ Radicalization, Recruitment and Propaganda,” on Thursday, December 19th. Bravo, Venus!
We look forward to seeing you cross the stage to accept your degree at Spring Convocation!
L to R: Dr. Angela Book (Psychology), Venus Torabi, Dr. Lissa Paul (GPD), Dr. Jason Hawreliak (Digital Humanities), Alain Torabi
Congratulations to HUMA students Alia Wazzan, Maya Karanouh and Long Vu who have been recognized for their hard work!
Alia Wazzan has been awarded The 2024–2025 Robert G. Rawle Graduate Bursary and The 2024–2025 Marilyn Rose Graduate Award for Excellence in Humanities. Alia is in preparation for her Dissertation on “Netflix’s Feminist Euphoria on its MENA Platform: Colonial Feminism in the Era of a Neoliberal Platform Economy?” in the upcoming year.
Maya Karanouh is a fourth year student and has received the General Brock Soiree Graduate Award. Maya’s Dissertation is on “Enhancing Growth of Canadian Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) through the Disruptive Application of Artificial Intelligence.”
Long Vu is the recipient of the Dr. Marilyn J. Rose Graduate Studies Fund. Long is a second year student with HUMA who’s Dissertation is on “The Cultural Politics of Giftedness.”
On November 15, Grace Channer successfully defended her thesis entitled, “TEMPLE: Resistance Embodied as a Diaspora Aesthetic Strategy.”
Another proud moment for HUMA!
Grace Channer with Dr. Margot Francis
Left to right: Dr. Cathy van Ingen, Dr. Jason Hawreliak, Grace Channer and Dr. Margot Francis
Exhibit display by artist-researcher Julie Gemuend, “Shadow Companions” will be featured at the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine & Performing Arts – Museum in the Hallway/Boîte-en-valise from November 2 – December 13.
It was a proud moment for us to watch Dr. Josh Manitowabi cross the stage to accept his Doctorate in Philosophy!
This is the latest in a string of accomplishments by Dr. Manitowabi, who is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Brock.
Congratulations, Dr. Manitowabi!
How it started…
… How it’s going
Graduate Program Director, Dr. Lissa Paul, Dr. Joshua Manitowabi, and Dr. Danny Samson
Associate Dean and VP Research Humanities, Dr. Elizabeth Vlossak, Dr. Lissa Paul, Dr. Joshua Manitowabi, and Dr. Danny Samson
Professor Sherri Vansickle, Dr. Sheila Cote-Meek, Dr. Joshua Manitowabi, and Professor Jeannie Martin
Dean of Humanities Dr. Carol Merriam, Dr. Lissa Paul, Dr. Joshua Manitowabi, and Dr. Danny Samson
On Tuesday, September 3rd, HUMA faculty and students were on hand to welcome the new cohort. We are thrilled to have Elizabeth Colantoni, Philip Akoje, Kaitlin Grant, Hani Hedayati, and Laur Pilon join the program!
Back: Dr. Donna Szoke, Dr. Fiona Blaikie, Dr. Sarah Stang, Ece Cizmeci, Laur Pilon, Marley Liepert, Philip Akoje, Dr. Gregory Betts, Dr. Michael Ripmeester, John Heckman
Middle: Teresa Galbraith, Long Vu, Anna Roshni Jose, Alia Wazzan, Dr. Lissa Paul, Elizabeth Colantoni
Front Row: Herminia Morales-Newman, Dr. Nina Penner, Dr. Elizabeth Vlossak, Maya Karanouh, Zixuan Liao
At the 2024 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, held in Montreal in June the President of the Canadian Communication Association, Dr. Ghislain Thibault, presented HUMA PhD Candidate, Maya Karanouh with a Congress Merit Award for her paper: “Decoding the Author in the Age of Generative AI: Copyright, Ethics, and Litigation.”
Congratulations, Maya!
Recipients Maya Karanouh (Brock University) and Alexandra Borkowski (York University) with Dr. Thibault.
On Friday, June 14, 2024, Dr. Carrie Stiver and Dr. Julie Morris-Warkentin crossed the stage to receive their PhDs.
Dr. Stiver was supervised by Professor Elizabeth Neswald in the Department of History.
Dr. Morris-Warkentin was supervised by Professor Mathew Martin in the Department of English.
Congratulations on this major accomplishment!
Drs. Julie Warkentin, Lissa Paul, and Carrie Stiver
Genevieve (Evie) Jones, a recipient of this year’s Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship, is exploring the intersections of motherhood identity in the workforce, including the discrimination faced by single mothers in the arts industry. Photo Credit: The Brock News
Congratulations, Genevieve (Evie) Jones, on your well-deserved feature in the Brock News!
We are happy to announce grants, awards and appointments from the HUMA faculty:
