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Faculty

Meet our interdisciplinary faculty members making impact in sustainability and diversity in their research areas. 

Principal of the College

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    Sarah E. Turner
    • Associate Professor, Geography, Planning and Environment
    • Principal, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
    Research areas: Primatology, Behavioural ecology, Japanese macaques and disability, Animal behaviour and behavioural plasticity, Human-animal interactions, Animal responses to human-induced environmental change, Conservation and biodiversity in northeastern Brazil

Full-time faculty

Part-time faculty

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    Peter Graham
    • À temps partiel, School of Community and Public Affairs
    Research areas: Sustainability, Social cognition, Material Engagement Theory, Sociocultural Analysis, Constitutive Value, Heterodox Economics
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Annick Maugile-Flavien
  • Adjunct faculty
Research areas: Family-community caregiving for marginalized elders in Canada
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    Eleni Panagiotarakou
    • Part-Time Professor, Political Science
    • Part-Time Professor, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
    Research areas: Ancient Greek Philosophy; Ethics of Species Extinction; Philosophy of Space Exploration.
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    Koby Rogers Hall
    • Part-Time Professor, Theatre, School of Performance
    • CED Faculty, School of Community and Public Affairs
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    Philip Szporer
    • Part-time Instructor, Contemporary Dance, School of Performance
    • Part-time Instructor, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
    • Part-time instructor, Fine Arts
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    Rebecca Tittler
    • Academic Advisor and Research Administration Coordinator, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
    • Part-time Faculty, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
    • Research Administration Coordinator, Loyola Sustainability Research Centre (LSRC)
    Research areas: Sustainability, ecology, forest management

Professors Emeriti

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    William Michael Bukowski
    • Professor and Research Chair in Early Adolescent Development , Psychology
    • Principal, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability
    Research areas: Peer Relations, Social Development, Origins of Psychopathology, Culture, Economic Inequality, Early Adolescence, Studying Change
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    Satoshi Ikeda
    • Associate Professor, Sociology and Anthropology
    Research areas: Food and Sustainability, Social Economy, World-System Studies
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    pk langshaw
    • full professor, Design and Computation Arts
    • fellow of the loyola college for diversity &sustainability, Loyola International College
    • d_verse research/creation (&all things verse, reversed, in.verse), Fine Arts
    Research areas: social design, research-creation, media arts, social creativity, textile arts, poetics, performance art, responsive environments, experimental typography, interface design, social networks, collective creations, community-university, the live of animals, clothing and dress, activism, urban futures, democratic values, ethnocultural diversity, sustainability studies
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James Moore
  • Distinguished Professor Emeritus
Research areas: History of political thought; Reformation and Enlightenment
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Frank Müller
  • Professor Emeritus
Research areas: Economics
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    Alan Nash
    • Professor, Geography, Planning and Environment
    Research areas: Cultural geography, Restaurants in Montreal, Gravestones in Iceland and the Caribbean.
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    Rosemarie Schade
    • Associate Professor, History
    • Principal, Loyola International College
  • Janis Timm-Bottos
    • Associate Professor, Art Therapy, Creative Arts Therapies
    • Provost Fellow for Community Engagement, Fine Arts
    Research areas: community arts, art hives, inclusion/exclusion, community-university, community-base, belonging, citizen science, socially committed art practice, handmade, participatory action research, arts-based learning, qualitative methods, women, activism, social change, urban futures, storytelling, ethnocultural diversity, critical disability studies
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Dorothy Williams
  • Adjunct faculty
Research areas: Canadian Black history; sustainability
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