Faculty
Curriculum Studies
Department Head
Jay Wilson Professor and Department Head, Curriculum Studies. Acting Department Head, Educational Administration and Educational Foundations
Research Area(s): technology; authentic learning; design
Curriculum Studies Faculty
Geraldine Balzer Associate Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): teacher education; secondary school English language arts; Aboriginal education; decolonization; transformative education; curriculum; and service learning
Egan Chernoff Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): mathematics education; probability; heuristics; biases; fallacies; popularization
Norman Fleury Special Advisor, Curriculum Studies
Brenda Kalyn Associate Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): nvestigating the lived experiences of teachers and students in learning places and the impact of experience on curriculum, pedagogy, and practice. , Interest focus – holism, physical education, culture and dance
Marguerite Koole Assistant Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): Digital identity, post-humanist and social constructionist philosophy (European view), online and mobile learning, learning/instructional design, distance education, online privacy and security.
Kevin Lewis Assistant Professor, Curriculum Studies
Paula MacDowell Assistant Professor, Curriculum Studies
Educational Technology and Design (ETAD)
Gail Mackay Assistant Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): Indigenous rhetorics, Indigenous languages and literacy, Indigenous literature, visual literacy, Indigenizing the curriculum, culturally revitalizing pedagogy, teacher education, community engagement, teacher collaboration, action research
Tim Molnar Assistant Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): transformative/ meaningful learning in science education; nature of science, philosophies of place & nature; ethics & responsibility; teacher education
Dirk Morrison Associate Professor & Graduate Chair, Curriculum Studies. Graduate Chair, Educational Administration
Research Area(s): e-learning; ID; EdTech; informal learning
Debbie Pushor Professor, Curriculum Studies
Research Area(s): parent knowledge; parent engagement; “curriculum of parents” in teacher education; narrative inquiry
