I am an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, in the Department of Social Science’s Law & Society program, as well as the Coordinator of the Foundations program in the same department. I regularly teach courses that focus on contemporary social issues related to the law, fundamental learning skills, and my area of specialty: animal law.

My doctoral work examined the relationship between animals and the law, highlighting both the possibilities that emerge when encountering species other than our own and the inescapable limitations of law which is made by and for human beings.

Complementing my academic background regarding other-than-human entities, my most significant scholarly interest is currently in digital pedagogies that interrogate the place of “the human” in technologically-mediated spaces.

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I am an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, in the Department of Social Science’s Law & Society program, as well as the Coordinator of the Foundations program in the same department. I regularly teach courses that focus on contemporary social issues related to the law, fundamental learning skills, and my area of specialty: animal law.

My doctoral work examined the relationship between animals and the law, highlighting both the possibilities that emerge when encountering species other than our own and the inescapable limitations of law which is made by and for human beings.

Complementing my academic background regarding other-than-human entities, my most significant scholarly interest is currently in digital pedagogies that interrogate the place of “the human” in technologically-mediated spaces.

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Research Interests

Current Courses