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Faculty Members  
Dr. Renate Eigenbrod Department Head, Associate Professor Graduate Program Chair (Ph.D. Students) 204E Isbister Building 204-474-7026 renate.eigenbrod@ad.umanitoba.ca Ph.D. in English (University of Greifswald, Germany), 2000.  Research interests include: theories of decolonization in relation to Aboriginal literatures in Canada and Indigenous literatures globally; the ethics of positionality; the role of Aboriginal literatures within the larger societal discourses of genocide, reconciliation and redress.$0 $0 $0 $0Dr. Sherry Farrell-Racette Associate Professor 204C Isbister Building 204-474-6720$0 farrellr@cc.umanitoba.ca Ph.D. (University of Manitoba). Research interests include: First Nations and Metis women’s history (and art history); First Nations and Metis work and educational history; Indigenous knowledge and pedagogy; contemporary First Nations art, photography, museum collections; First Nations and Metis traditional arts, issues of representation and self-representation.$0 $0 Tasha Hubbard Lecturer 204B Isbister Building 204-474-8021 tasha.hubbard@ad.umanitoba.ca$0 $0 $0 $0 Dr. Peter Kulchyski Professor 443 University College 204-474-6333$0 peter.kulchyski@ad.umanitoba.ca  Ph.D. York, 1988.  Research interests include: Aboriginal cultural politics; political development in the NWT and Nunavut; contemporary critical theory; land claims and self-government; Inuit history and performance studies.$0 $0 Dr. Emma LaRocque Professor$0 Graduate Program Chair (Master's Students), 539 Fletcher Argue Building 204-474-9572 emma.larocque@ad.umanitoba.ca Ph.D. University of Manitoba, 1999.  Research interests include: colonization and its impact on Native/White relations, particularly in the areas of cultural productions and representation; colonial interference and Aboriginal resistance strategies in the areas of literature, historiography, representation, identity, gender roles, industrial encroachment on Aboriginal (Indian and Métis) lands and resources, and governance.$0 $0$0 Dr. Niigaanwewidam Sinclair 254 Migizii Agamik (Bald Eagle Lodge) 204-474-9686$0 niigaanwewidam.sinclair@ad.umanitoba.ca$0 $0 $0 $0 Dr. Fred Shore  Assistant Professor 250 Migizii Agamik (Bald Eagle Lodge)$0 204-474-6084 fred_shore@umanitoba.ca  Ph.D. University of Manitoba, 1991.  Research interests include: Métis History and political issues of the Inuit, First Nations and Métis people.$0 $0 $0 Dr. Chris Trott Associate Professor 227 St. John's College 204-474-8529 $0 trottcg@cc.umanitoba.ca Ph.D. University of Toronto, 1989.  Research interests include: Inuit Kinship and Social Organization; Analysis of Inuit Myth and Oral Traditions; Anglican Missionaries and Religious Change in the Eastern Arctic; Inuit Perceptions of Climate Change.$0 $0$0 Dr. Wanda Wuttunee Professor 352 Drake Building 204-474-6405 wwuttun@cc.umanitoba.ca Ph.D. University of Manitoba, 2001.  Research interests include: Aboriginal economy, community economic development, participatory research methodologies, governance, social responsibility, and leadership. $0 $0 Affiliated Faculty$0 $0$0 Jeff Brightnose Adjunct Professor (External)$0 Robin Jarvis Brownlie Adjunct Professor (Internal)$0 Kathleen Buddle-Crowe Adjunct Professor (Internal)$0 Jean Friesen Adjunct Professor (Internal)$0 Kiera Ladner Adjunct Professor (Internal)$0 Stephane McLachlan Adjunct Professor (Internal)$0 Dr. Bret Nickels Falculty of Graduate Studies Recommended Member and Sessional Instructor$0 Deborah Simmons Adjunct Professor (External) $0 Tricia Logan Professional Affiliate, Canadian Museum for Human Rights$0 $0Ken PaupanekisSessional Cree Language Instructor$0 Roger Roulette Adjunct Professor (Internal) and Sessional Ojibway Language Instructor$0