Resume

• 2007

  The University of British Columbia

  Vancouver

  Canada

  Sessional Lecturer

  The University of British Columbia

  Saskatoon

  Canada

  Currently on sabbatical leave.

  Associate Professor

  University of Saskatchewan

• 2006

  Audicater Enterprises

  Saskatoon

  Canada

  Assistant Professor

  University of Saskatchewan

  Vancouver

  Canada

  Legal Researcher

  Audicater Enterprises

• 2005

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Thesis titled \"ICSID

  Third World Peoples and the Reconstruction of the Investment Dispute Settlement System\". Available at the University of British Columbia Library and Library & Archives Canada

  Law

  Judge

  UBC Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference (2007)

  Projects Coordinator - Graduate Student Society UBC (2005 -2006)

  Secretary - Canadian Water Resources Association (Student and Young Professionals Group) Vancouver Chapter (2005 - 2007)

  Representative of the Graduate Law Students Association UBC on the Faculty of Law Graduate Committee (2005 - 2006).

  The University of British Columbia

  Distinction in Comprehensive Examinations

• 2004

  Canadian Institute of Resources Law

  Calgary

  Canada

  Legal Research Assistant

  Canadian Institute of Resources Law

• 2003

  Master of Laws (LLM)

  Thesis titled \"Reforming Gas Flaring Laws in Nigeria: The Transferability of the Alberta Regulatory Framework\". Available at the University of Calgary Library and Library & Archives Canada

  Energy

  Environment

  and Natural Resources Law

  The University of Calgary

  Distinction

• 2002

  University Teaching Certificate

  Teacher Education and Professional Development

  Specific Subject Areas

  The University of Calgary

  Barrister-at-Law (BL)

  Law

  Nigerian Law School

• 1999

  Owen Chambers (Law Firm)

  Lagos

  Nigeria

  Legal Assistant

  Owen Chambers (Law Firm)

• 1997

  English

  Yoruba

  Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

  Dissertation titled \"The Future of the Natural Gas Industry in Nigeria: A Legal Perspective\"

  (Unpublished).

  Law

  Chair of the Judicial Committee of the Law Students' Society (2001)

  Member of the Law Lecture Committee of the Law Students' Society (2001)

  Member of the Academic Committee of the Law Students' Society (1998 - 2001).

  University of Lagos

• Law and Indigenous resource development

  \"It's becoming more prevalent wherever extractive companies go

  \" said Odumosu-Ayanu

  an associate professor in the College of Law. \"Often they have the legal license to operate from the government but some also seek a social license to operate. Some companies understand that having a legal piece of paper alone might not necessarily get them what they want.\"

  Report Writing

  International Development

  Corporate Law

  Energy Law

  Law of Contract

  Legal Research

  Globalization

  International Law

  Public Lectures

  Human Rights

  University Teaching

  Dispute Resolution

  Odumosu-Ayanu

  Ronke is a professor at the College of Law

  University of Saskatchewan. Prior to joining the College

  she was a Sessional Lecturer at the Faculty of Law

  University of British Columbia (UBC). She also worked for the Canadian Institute of Resources Law in Calgary. \n\nShe has served as a consultant for the United Nations University (UNU) in Tokyo on a UNCTAD/UNU project on the rule of law and good business practices in zones of conflict. She is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria (admitted to the Bar in 2003). \n\nRonke serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Law and Society Association and is also a member of the Saskatchewan Intercultural Association’s Board of Directors.\n\nA recipient of numerous academic awards and fellowships Ronke has spoken at numerous international conferences and co-convened a workshop and a conference. Her research focuses on international economic law

  especially the international law on foreign investment. She also has research interests in legal and international relations theory

  socio-economic development

  globalization and international law

  and Africa and international law. Her articles on these subjects have appeared in several leading international journals

  some issues of which she co-edited. \n\nShe teaches Contracts

  Business Organizations and a seminar on Law

  Development and the International System.

  Ibironke

  Odumosu-Ayanu

  University of Saskatchewan