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Professional Organization: Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

emma bourassa, Thompson Rivers University
emma bourassa
faculty
faculty
B.Ed, M.Ed Curriculum Studies
1. Research into the student experience of analysing self in terms of own culture and the culture he/she is immersed in., 2. Ongoing intercultural workshop development. Latest is 'Culturally Diverse Learrners' classroom scenarios to be used with faculty development.
intercultural communication, diversity, curriculum development, SoTL
Emma Bourassa is faculty at Thompson Rivers University.
Miriam Unruh, University of Manitoba
Miriam Unruh
Coordinator, Learning Assistance Centre
http://www.umanitoba.ca/u1/lac
administration
Working on Thesis in M.Ed. (Post-secondary Education)
Academic Writing, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Commons (primarily Learning Commons), Student Learning
Miriam Unruh is the coordinator of the Learning Assistance Centre at the University of Manitoba (Winnipeg).

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