SASAH Fellows

Aara Suksi

Director, SASAH/Dept. of Classical Studies

Research Interests / Specializations: Greek literature and culture, ancient Greek language, ancient Greek myth, gender in ancient Greece, materiality and ancient Greek bodies, receptions of the ancient Greek literary tradition.

Barbara Bruce

Assistant Professor, Experiential Learning Specialist

Research Interests / Specializations: Student Professional Development; Classic Hollywood Cinema; Film History, Theory, and Criticism; Popular Culture; Canadian Literature and Culture; Colonial Discourse and Postcolonial Theory; Museum Studies

Ruth Skinner

Assistant Professor, Community Engagement and Outreach Coordinator

Research Interests / Specializations: Artists' publishing and distribution practices; digital and media literacy; archival practices and principles; artist-run culture and advocacy in Canada; histories and theories of photography; intersections of art, esotericism & forensics.

Helen Fielding

Professor/Dept. of GSWS and Philosophy

Research Interests / Specializations: Twentieth- Century Continental Philosophy, Feminist Philosophy, Phenomenology

Joel Faflak

Professor/Dept. of English & Writing Studies

Research Interests / Specializations: British literature and thought 1750-1850; Romantic literature, philosophy, and culture; Romantic psychology

Kyle Gervais

Professor/ Dept. of Classical Studies

Research Interests / Specializations: Classical Latin epic and lyric (literary interpretation and textual criticism), Late Antique and Medieval Latin literature, violence in the ancient world, Classical reception in popular culture, digital humanities

Sheri Osden Nault

Assistant Professor/Dept. of Visual Arts

Research Interests / Specializations: Cross-disciplinary studio art practice including: sculpture, installation, performance, drawing, and digital media; anti-colonial and Indigenous art, theory, and pedagogy; Critical queer, disability, feminist, and ecological theory; Indigenous Tattoo Revival

Kate Stanley

Associate Professor/Dept. of English and Writing Studies

Research Interests / Specializations: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century American literature, philosophy, and culture, with an emphasis on the modernist period.