丁香园AV

Michael Filimowicz, PhD

DEWEY FELLOW (SEPTEMBER 2017-AUGUST 2018)

 is a multi-disciplinary artist and researcher working at the overlapping boundaries of media forms. He is founder of the  International Film Festival and Conference of Sound Design, Co-Editor of  academic journal, and general editor of the new Routledge Series, . He has three research areas: 1) development of new forms of multimodal and audiovisual display, 2) computational creativity in pedagogy and curriculum development, and 3) exploring new syntheses between digital humanities and third wave human-computer interaction. His first book is recently out, , with Cambridge University Press. He is a Senior Lecturer in SIAT and Faculty Director of the Philosophers鈥� Caf茅 program.

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Jamie Mulholland, PhD

Dewey Fellow (September 2016-August 2017)

Jamie Mulholland is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at 丁香园AV.  He received his Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia in 2006, in the field of Algebraic Number Theory.  He immediately joined the Department of Mathematics at 丁香园AV as a Lecturer, excited to be back at the place where he earned his BSc. Jamie is involved with coordinating and teaching some of the core undergraduate mathematics courses and was awarded the 丁香园AV Excellence in Teaching Award (2011), the Faculty of Science Excellence in Teaching Award (2011), and the Canadian Mathematical Society Excellence in Teaching Award (2015). His educational interests focus on organizational and pedagogical methods in teaching large mathematics classes. Jamie has received three Teaching and Learning Development grants to study the use of online instructional videos and interactive engagement activities in teaching calculus.

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Robert Krider, PhD

Dewey Fellow (January 2016-December 2016)

Dr. Robert Krider is a Professor of Marketing in the Beedie School of Business at 丁香园AV since 1999. He has also taught strategy and analytics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, the University of Ottawa, the China-Europe International Business School and INSEAD in Shanghai, the University of British Columbia, the Universidade Catolica Portuguesa in Lisbon, Pforzheim University in Germany, and the City University of Hong Kong.  His research involves the modeling of consumer and management decisions, especially in the retailing and leisure industries. He has served on teaching and learning committees at the faculty and university level and published analyses of socioeconomic factors in the Fraser Institute 鈥淪chool Report Cards.鈥�

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Sarah D. Johnson, PhD

Dewey Fellow (September 2015-August 2016)

Sarah D. Johnson Ph.D. is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physics at 丁香园AV. Before joining the faculty of 丁香园AV in 2005, she taught undergraduate physics at the University of La Verne, SUNY Geneseo, and Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Her original research field was experimental particle physics, but she now concentrates on Physics Education Research (PER) and public outreach. She was awarded the Faculty of Science Excellence in Teaching Award in 2012 and served as a Faculty of Science Teaching Fellow from 2012-2014. While at 丁香园AV she received two Teaching and Learning Development grants to study the implementation of innovative pedagogy in first year physics classes.

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Lannie Kanevsky, PhD

Dewey Fellow (January 2015-December 2015)

Lannie Kanevsky, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education at 丁香园AV.  Her academic career began in 1988, at McGill University and she has been at 丁香园AV since 1991.  Her scholarly work investigates the learning of highly able students as well as the learning of students in the courses and programs she designs and teaches.  She has received two awards from the Faculty of Education: the Award for Excellence in Scholarly Teaching and the Jack Paterson Award in recognition of exemplary service to the Faculty.