Jonathan G. Malek
- Courses6
- Reviews23
- School: University of Manitoba
- Campus:
- Department: Asian Studies
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Location:
Winnipeg, MB - Dates at University of Manitoba: January 2017 - May 2020
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Awesome
I had been taking two courses of Professor Malik in this semester. He is very nice and friendly. You will enjoy the lectures. If you put effort in his class then you will get the grade that you expected. If you have difficulty then he is willing to help. For the assignments, you need to spend a lot of time and need to read 5 books per essay.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Good
His lecturing ability was well paced and packed with interesting information. Just the right pace, and you could hear that he really cared about his subject. Apart from that he was great at giving critical feedback and answering questions, but he's a little bit difficult to reach out of the classroom.
Biography
University of Manitoba - Asian Studies
Instructor at University of Manitoba
Higher Education
Jon G.
Malek
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
I am a researcher of immigration and ethnicity in Canada. I earned my PhD from Western University in history, and completed my Master’s degree in History at the University of Manitoba in Early Modern Political History. I research the Filipino diaspora, immigration history, ethnic identity, and transnationalism. I have experience in student success and large group presentations.
Specialties: Filipino migration and immigration; Canadian immigration; Transnational history; Colonialism and Imperialism
Experience
University of Manitoba
Instructor
Jonathan worked at University of Manitoba as a Instructor
Academic Learning Centre, University of Manitoba
Instructor
Jonathan worked at Academic Learning Centre, University of Manitoba as a Instructor
Academic Learning Centre, University of Manitoba
Writing Tutor
Help students of various levels with all stages of the writing process, such as topic selection, research, structure, grammar, and argument. Problems were worked through together, and solutions modeled for the student to build on. There was a strong EAL component to this position.
The University of Winnipeg
Instructor
Jonathan worked at The University of Winnipeg as a Instructor
SITE O Canada
Regional Director
Spearheaded a petition campaign in favour of promoting the gate of Upper Fort Garry in Winnipeg, MB. When site was active, I acted as liason of members within Canada. Currently, I maintain the active member list of SITE O International.
Education
University of Manitoba
M.A.
History
University of Manitoba
Instructor
Western University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
History
