THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 20164 TO 6 P.M. JUNIOR COMMON ROOM, GUSHUE HALL

A RECEPTION FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN THE FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

to the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences’ annual celebration honouring faculty and staff members. Congratulations to those of you who published books in the past academic year, to the recipients of the 2014-15 Dean’s Awards, to our research grant recipients and to those who received special recognition throughout the year. This year we have included our graduate students who have received major scholarships.

The reception offers an opportunity for our faculty to demonstrate and celebrate the significant accomplishments of our colleagues and the important contributions of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences to the life of the university as a whole. LYNNE PHILLIPS, PHD DEAN OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Welcome

ProgramWELCOMING REMARKS Dr. Lynne Phillips, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences

PRESENTATION OF FACULT Y & PRESIDENT’S AWARDS

Dr. Lynne Phillips

RECOGNITION OF AUTHORS Dr. Alex Marland, Associate Dean (Undergraduate)

RECOGNITION OF GRANT RECIPIENTS Dr. Ray Gosine, Associate Vice President (Research)

RECOGNITION OF STUDENT GRANT HOLDERS Dr. Noreen Golfman, Provost and Vice President (Academic)

PRESENTATION OF DEAN’S AWARDS Dr. Lynne Phillips

President’s AwardsAlistair Bath GEOGR APHY

President’s Award for Outstanding Graduate and Postgraduate Supervision

Matthew LeRiche POLITICAL SCIENCE

President’s Award for Outstanding Teaching (Lecturers and Instructional Staff )

Yvan Rose LINGUISTICS

President’s Award for Outstanding Research

Faculty Award WinnersPaul Smith FOLKLORE

Linda Degh Lifetime Achievement Award for Legend Scholarship, International Society of Contemporary Legend Research

Maureen Scheidnes, Yvan Rose LINGUISTICS

Anne Thareau FRENCH & SPANISH

Award of Merit, Integration of Technology in a formal or non-formal education program for the integration of ultra-sounds, Canadian Network for Innovation in Education

Max Liboiron SOCIOLOGY

Making and Doing Prize, Society for the Social Studies of Science (inaugural award) CHI Honorable Mention, Computer-Human Interaction Best Papers, Seoul, Korea

Carissa Brown GEOGRAPHY

2015 William S. Cooper Award, Ecological Society of America

Jennifer Connor HISTORY & MEDICINE

2015 Tremaine Medal and the Watts Morley Prize, Bibliographical Society of Canada

John Jeddore for MOCCASIN TR ACKS ( ISER BOOKS)

*Established by Dr. Edward Roberts in memory of Peter Cashin (1890-1977). Awarded annually to the best piece of scholarly work on the history and/or political economy of Newfoundland.

Peter Cashin Prize* (Inaugural Award)

The publication of a book is often the culmination of many years of sustained research or concentrated creative energy. This annual event acknowledges the significant achievement of those who wrote or compiled/edited a volume. (E) after the author’s name indicates editor; (T) after author’s name indicates translator.

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Authors

2014-15

Norm CattoGEOMORPHOLOGY- L ANDSCAPES WE LIVE IN

Ratana Chuenpagdee (E ) INTER ACTIVE GOVERNANCE FOR SMALL-SCALE

FISHERIES

John L. HobenLE ARNING WHAT YOU CANNOT SAY: TE ACHING

FREE SPEECH AND POLITICAL L ITER ACY IN AN

AUTHORITARIAN AGE

James Scott Johnston JOHN DEWEY’S E ARLIER LOGICAL THEORY

James Scott Johnston (E ) TE ACHER EDUCATION IN A TR ANSNATIONAL WORLD

Marguerite MacKenzie (E ) UMAYICHIS - A NASK API LEGEND

ARCHAN - NASK API GIANT STORIES

Nancy Pedri (E ) ENLIGHTENING ENCOUNTERS -

PHOTOGR APHY IN ITALIAN LITER ATURE

Marilyn Porter (E ) GENDER, L IVELIHOOD AND ENVIRONMENT -

HOW WOMEN MANAGE RESOURCES

Rose Ricciardelli (E ) IMPRISONMENT: IDENTIT Y, E XPERIENCE

AND PR ACTICE

Sharon Roseman (E ) THE TOURISM IMAGINARY AND PILGRIMAGES

TO THE EDGE OF THE WORLD

William Schipper (E ) THE MARITIME WORLD OF THE ANGLO -SA XONS

Katherine Side PATCHING PE ACE - WOMEN’S CIV IL SOCIET Y

ORGANISING IN NORTHERN IREL AND

Robert Sweeny WHY DID WE CHOOSE TO

INDUSTRIALIZE? - MONTRE AL 1819-1849

Barry Stephenson RITUAL - A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION

Diane Tye (E ) UNSET TLING ASSUMPTIONS -

TR ADITION, GENDER, DR AG

Roger White MODELING CITIES AND REGIONS AS COMPLE X

SYSTEMS - FROM THEORY TO PL ANNING

APPLICATIONS

Sonja Boon GENDER STUDIES SALT WATER STORIES: MIGR ATION, MEMORY

AND IDENTIT Y AT THE WATER’S EDGE

Carissa Brown GEOGR APHY NON- CLIMATIC CONTROL S ON TREE SPECIES

DISTRIBUTIONS UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE

Meghan Burchell ARCHAEOLOGY

HUMAN-ENVIRONMENTAL INTER ACTIONS IN

THE GULF OF GEORGIA , BRITISH COLUMBIA:

ARCHAEOLOGICAL HISTORIES OF SE ASONALIT Y,

SUBSISTENCE AND SET TLEMENT THROUGH

HIGH-RESOLUTION BIOGEOCHEMISTRY

Sandra Clarke LINGUISTICS

VOICES OF NEWFOUNDL AND AND L ABR ADOR:

MOBILIZING CULTUR AL HERITAGE FOR

CONTEMPOR ARY AUDIENCES

Evan Edinger GEOGR APHY

CARBONATE BUDGETS, PALEOCE ANOGR APHY

AND ECOLOGY OF DEEP-SE A GORGONIAN

COR AL FORESTS IN THE NORTHERN L ABR ADOR

SE A AND SOUTHERN BAFFIN BAY

GrantsTRI -COUNCIL

Joel Finnis GEOGR APHY

PERCEIVING CLIMATE VARIABIL IT Y: A

COMMUNIT Y-BASED STUDY TO IDENTIF Y

FR AMEWORKS FOR UNDERSTANDING AND

INTERPRETATION

Neil Kennedy HISTORY

BERMUDA BOUND: PATRICK WILLIAMS AND

THE L IMITS OF THE ABOLITIONIST ATL ANTIC

Max Liboiron SOCIOLOGY ACTION RESE ARCH METHODOLOGIES FOR THE

ANTHROPOCENE: KNOWING OCE AN PL ASTICS

THROUGH PARTICIPATORY CITIZEN SCIENCE

Sean McGrath PHILOSOPHY

THE FUTURE OF NATURE?

Barry Stephenson RELIGIOUS STUDIES

REMEMBERING HUS: CULTUR AL MEMORY IN

CONTEMPOR ARY FESTIV IT Y

Mark Stoddart SOCIOLOGY

THE OIL-TOURISM INTERFACE AND

SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN THE

NORTH ATL ANTIC

Trevor Bell GEOGR APHY

COASTAL FISHERY ASSESSMENT, HABITAT

MAPPING AND SAMPLE ANALYSIS

COMMUNIT Y SE ARCH AND RESCUE

ICE INFORMATION (CSAR- ICE)

SMARTICE POND INLET: A SE A ICE INFORMATION

SERVICE TO SUPPORT LOCAL DECISION-MAKING

A USER GUIDE FOR CARR A CLIMATE

ADAPTATION TOOL SITES@RISK

Carissa Brown GEOGR APHY

CATALYSTS FOR TREELINE E XPANSION

UNDER GLOBAL CHANGE

Sean Cadigan HISTORY

DIGITISATION OF UNIQUE MANNION

EMIGR ANT RECORDS COLLECTION

Evan Edinger GEOGR APHY

INTEGR ATED MARINE GEOSCIENCE TO GUIDE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN FROBISHER BAY,

NUNAVUT - SHIPTIME

AwardsOTHER EXTERNAL

Kurt Korneski HISTORY

NET WORKS OF POWER: ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT

AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CAPITALISM

IN ATL ANTIC CANADA, 1820 -1914 (SUB - GR ANT )

Max Libroiron SOCIOLOGY

MONITORING MARINE PL ASTICS IN

CANADA’S NORTH

Wade Locke ECONOMICS

COLL ABOR ATIVE APPLIED RESE ARCH

IN ECONOMICS (CARE) INITIATIVE

Anton Oleynik SOCIOLOGY

CULTURE AND NON- GOVERNMENTAL

ORGANIZ ATIONS IN CHINA

Lisa Rankin ARCHAEOLOGY

DOUBLE MER POINT

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT

Rosemary Ricciardelli SOCIOLOGY

CYBER-RISK , YOUTH AND COMMUNIT Y: DIGITAL

CITIZENSHIP IN CANADA (SUB - GR ANT )

INCOME SECURIT Y AND L ABOUR-MARKET

ENGAGEMENT: ENVISIONING THE FUTURE

OF DISABIL IT Y POLICY IN CANADA (SUB - GR ANT )

AwardsINTERNAL

Karlo Basta POLITICAL SCIENCE

THE ‘MORTGAGE’ THEORY OF SUCCESSION:

FINANCIALIZ ATION AND INSTITUTIONAL

RESIL IENCE OF MULTINATIONAL STATES

Mario Blaser ARCHAEOLOGY

LIFE PROJECTS UNDER THE SHADOW

OF THE ANTHROPOCENE

Meghan Burchell ARCHAEOLOGY

INCRE ASING THE CAPACIT Y FOR SOURCING

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MATERIAL FROM

L ABR ADOR USING SCANNING ELECTRON

MICROSCOPY-ENERGY DISPERSIVE X-R AY

SPECTROSCOPY (SEM -EDX)

Jennifer Dyer GENDER STUDIES

PAT TERNS OF ARTS SUPPORT IN

NEWFOUNDL AND AND L ABR ADOR

Tony Fang ECONOMICS

THE USE AND IMPACT OF JOB SE ARCH

PROCEDURES BY EQUIT Y GROUPS IN CANADA

Douglas House SOCIOLOGY

PREMIERS AND DEVELOPMENT SINCE

CONFEDER ATION

Sandrine Jean ANTHROPOLOGY

HOUSING FORUM: HOUSING AND THE MOBILE

WORKFORCE IN NEWFOUNDL AND AND L ABR ADOR

Agnes Juhasz-Ormsby ENGLISH

THE MULLOCK COLLECTION AND NEWFOUNDL AND

PRINT CULTURE

Kurt Korneski HISTORY

PL ANTERS, INDIANS, AND SERVANTS:

THE ORGANIZ ATION OF WORK AND TR ADE

AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL CATEGORIES

IN HAMILTON INLET, L ABR ADOR, 1850 -1950

Sean McGrath PHILOSOPHY

FOR A NEW E ARTH / FUTURE OF NATURE:

L ABR ADOR

Barbara Neis SOCIOLOGY

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT POSTDOCTOR AL

FELLOWSHIP

Derek Norman DIGITAL RESE ARCH CENTRE

FOGO PROJECT REVISITED

Marilyn Porter SOCIOLOGY

GR ANDMOTHERS ON THE MOVE: OLDER

WOMEN IMMIGR ANTS IN NEWFOUNDL AND

AND L ABR ADOR

Katherine Side GENDER STUDIES

FOCUS ON THE MISSION: WOMEN

VOLUNTEERS AND THEIR PHOTOGR APHS AT THE

GRENFELL MISSION

Barry Stephenson RELIGIOUS STUDIES

AFTER CHURCH

Mark Stoddart SOCIOLOGY

REGIONAL TOURISM NET WORKS

AND SOCIAL-ENGINEERING IN

RUR AL COMMUNITIES

Eric Tenkorang SOCIOLOGY

THE EBOL A VIRUS DISE ASE IN WEST AFRICA:

KNOWLEDGE, AT TITUDES, PERCEPTIONS AND

IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC HE ALTH SYSTEMS

IN GHANA

Stephen Tomblin POLITICAL SCIENCE

ENERGY-ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN

NORTH-E AST REGION OF NORTH AMERICA

Robin Whitaker ANTHROPOLOGY

HOUSEHOLD DEBT ON THE NORTHE AST

AVALON

Master’s Scholarships

JOSEPH ARMAND BOMBARDIER CANADA GRADUATE SCHOL ARSHIPS

Joshua A. Barrett HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT MOBILIT Y AFFECT

COMMUNIT Y DEVELOPMENT IN SOURCE

COMMUNITIES

Supervisors: Kelly Vodden and Keith Storey, Geography

Jeanette CarneyASBESTOS HILL MINE: HISTORY AND LEGACY

Supervisor: Arn Keeling, Geography

Amy ChaseON THE ORIGINS OF ART AND SYMBOLISM:

THE CASE OF NE ANDERTAL S IN NORTHERN SPAIN

Supervisor: Oscar Moro Abadia, Archaeology

Kendsey A. ClementsL’ IMPORTANCE DE L’ÉMIGR ATION COMME THÈME

DANS L’ IGNOR ANCE DE MIL AN KUNDER A

Supervisor: Kodjo Attikpoé, French & Spanish

Master’s Scholarships

JOSEPH ARMAND BOMBARDIER CANADA GRADUATE SCHOL ARSHIPS

Lesley S. DerraughPERFORMANCES OF HEGEMONIC MASCULINITIES AND

THE CONTRIBUTION TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Supervisors: Vicki Hallett and Carol-Lynne D’Arcangelis, Gender Studies

Deidre A. ElliottINVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF EUROPE AN CONTACT

ON INUIT-ANIMAL INTER ACTIONS IN NORTHERN

L ABR ADOR

Supervisor: Peter Whitridge, Archaeology

David T. EwensonTHE SIMPA DRUMS OF TAMALE

Supervisor: Kati Szego, Folklore/Music

Alison J.T. HarrisE XPLORING HUMAN- CANID INTER ACTIONS

AMONG THE DORSET OF THE E ASTERN ARCTIC

Supervisor: Vaughan Grimes, Archaeology

Natasha LeclercSE ASONAL SUBSISTENCE AND SET TLEMENT

STR ATEGIES OF HUNTER- GATHERERS ON THE

SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST

Supervisor: Meghan Burchell, Archaeology

Erin MobleyFAILED SCHOOL SPACES: TR ANS YOUTHS’

E XPERIENCES OF HIGH SCHOOL

Supervisor: Vicki Hallett, Gender Studies

Theresa D. Powell E ARLY MODERN PAMPHLETS: TUDOR

ENGL AND’S SOCIAL MEDIA

Supervisor: Agnes Juhasz-Ormsby, English

Vanessa L. ShaltonTIENS -TOÉ BEN - HOLD ON: PERFORMANCE TACTICS

AND REPERTOIRE CHOICES IN SWING’S HYBRIDIC MUSIC

Supervisors: Cory Thorne, Folklore and Sylvie Proulx, Music/French & Spanish

Doctoral FellowshipsSSHRC

Hayley K. CrichtonTHE EFFECTS OF VOLUNTARY AND

INVOLUNTARY SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

ON SOCIETAL INTEGR ATION

POST- INCARCER ATION

Supervisor: Rose Ricciardelli, Sociology

Kari L. SawdenREVE ALING STORIES: DIV INATION IN

21ST CENTURY CANADA

Supervisor: Mariya Lesiv, Folklore

Brent R. BellamyPETRORE ALISM AND OTHER ENERGY

NARR ATIVES: A L ITER ARY HISTORY OF

THE AGE OF OIL

Supervisor: Danine Farquharson, English

Anne DancePL ANNING FOR PERPETUIT Y: CHANGING

DEFINITIONS OF RECL AMATION IN

NORTHERN CANADA, 1950 -2015

Supervisors: John Sandlos, History and Arn Keeling, Geography

Postdoctoral Fellowships SSHRC

Nancy Pedri ENGLISH

Distinguished Scholarship

Larry Mathews ENGLISH Graduate Supervision

Kelley Bromley-Brits

Exceptional Service to the Faculty

Peter Ayres

William J. Kirwin Award for Retiree Recognition

Dean’s Awards

ISER Books congratulates a very fine crowd!

We know how much thought, energy, time, love, and worry go into publishing a book. Our Faculty’s contributions to research and

scholarship — especially those that represent our university and province — are worth celebrating!

This year, ISER Books is celebrating 50 years of publishing! As Memorial’s publisher, we are dedicated to excellence. Our books,

emphasizing social and economic research, have been investigating and chronicling the North Atlantic and beyond since 1966.

For more information, to purchase books, or to publish with us, visit us at www.arts.mun.ca/iserbooks/

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