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Graduate Students                                                                                    
Current Ph.D. Students
 
Chris Harker; Home in Israel/Palestine
 
Caleb Johnston; Forum theatre in Gujarat India
 
Liz Lee; On Becoming a Citizen-Soldier: Constructions of
 Filipino Citizenship in the U.S. Military
 
Gina Wang; Unaccompanied children asylum seekers in Canada
 
Sarah Zell; Labor Agents and Temporary Foreign Worker Programs
 
Current MA Students
                                                                                                                                  
Michael Thomason                                        
                                                                                                                        Caleb Johnston researching forum theatre in Gujarat, India
Completed Supervisions                                                                            
Clark University
Ph.D.
1989     Bob Scarfo    ‘Transforming the Meaning of Space: The Socialization of Professional  Landscape Architects’
 
MA  
1987    Stacy Warren   ‘Housing and Ideology: The Menace of the Three-Decker’ Completed Ph.D. at UBC
 
University of British Columbia
Ph.D.
1993    Stacy Warren    ‘The City as Theme Park’ Currently Professor, University of Western Washington
 
1994    Michael Brown    ‘Locating Citizenship  Across the City Politics of AIDS in Vancouver’  Professor, University of Washington
 
1995    Deborah Leslie    ‘Advertising: Between Economy and Culture’ Canada Research Chair, Associate Professor, University of Toronto
 
1995    Robyn Dowling    ‘Placing Identities’ Lecturer, Macquarie University
 
2000    Nadine Schuurman ‘Critical GIS’: Theorising an Emerging Science’ Canadian Institutes of Health New Investigator,
            Associate   Professor, Simon Fraser University
 
2005    Mary Subedar ‘When States Design: Making Space on Native Reserves’
 
2006    Cheryl Dunkley ‘Nature Discipline: The Practice of Wilderness Therapy at Camp E-Wen-Akee
 
2006    Eric Olund ‘White-watching’, Lecturer, University of Sheffield
 
2008    Jade Boyd ‘Dancing Out of Place: Geographies of Performance and Vancouver’s Independent Nightlife’
 
MA
 
1988    Cecile Badenhorst ‘Lacrosse: A cultural process’ Lecturer, Graduate School of Public and Development Management, University of Witswatersrand
 
1990    Michael Brown ‘Reconstructing the Theory of Local Autonomy’ Completed Ph.D. at UBC
 
1991    Robyn Dowling ‘Shopping and Femininity’ Completed Ph.D. at UBC
 
1992    Suzanne Reimer ‘Gender, Flexibility and the Public Sector’ Completed Ph.D. at Cambridge University

1995    Roneen Marcoux ‘Taking it to the Streets’
 
1997    Nicola Hicks ‘”Cinema for Where You Live”: Spectatorship, Subjectivity and Space’
 
1999    Trina Bester ‘Negotiating Parenthood and Places of Care in Vancouver, B.C.’
 
2000    Jamie Winders ‘Imperfectly Imperial: northern travel writers in a postbellum American south’.  Published as: ‘White in all the wrong places: white rural poverty in the postbellum US South’ Cultural Geographies 10, 45-63 (2003); ‘Imperfectly Imperial: Northern Travel Writers in the Postbellum U.S. South,1865-1880’ Annals of the AAG, 95, 391- (2005).  Completed Ph.D. at the University of Kentucky.  Assistant Professor at Syracuse University
 
2000 Jennifer England     ‘Representing the Production of Space: Aboriginal Women in Downtown Eastside, Vancouver’.  Published as ‘Disciplining Subjectivity and Space: Representation, Film, and its Material Effects’ Antipode 36 295- (2004)
 
2004    Elia Kirby    ‘Carneyland’
 
2004    Chris Harker ‘Witnessing Untitled’ Presently completing Ph.D. at UBC
 
2005    Johanna Long ‘(En)Planting Israel: Jewish National Fund Forestry and the Naturalisation of Zionism” Paper completed during MA coursework published as ‘Border Anxiety in Palestine-Israel’ Antipode 38 107- (2006), and received the Glenda Laws MA paper prize, 2005.
 
2006    Deborah Watt ‘An interrogation of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s The Gates, Central Park, New York, 1979-2005, or a spectral of socialist realism in the new economy’ Currently doing Interdisciplinary Ph.D. at UBC
 
2006    Caleb Johnston; ‘Theatre in Praxis: situating Boal, grassroots democracy and transnational connections’. Published as ‘Fieldnote: Gujarat, India’ Women’s Studies Quarterly 34 (2006), and as co-authored papers: G. Pratt and C.Johnston G. ‘Turning Theatre into Law, and Other Spaces of Politics’ Cultural Geographies, (2007; G. Pratt and C. Johnston “Putting Play to Work” in Politics and Practices in Economic Geography (eds. A. Tickell, E. Sheppard, J. Peck, and T. Barnes), Sage, London.  Currently doing Ph.D. at UBC.
 
2008     Roza Tchoukaleyska; Organic Food Production in France. Currently doing PhD at Sheffield University.