Michelle I. Walks
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- School: University of British Columbia
- Campus: Okanagan
- Department: Women's Studies
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Location:
Kelowna, BC - Dates at University of British Columbia: January 2013 - June 2018
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Political Leanings:
| Liberal | Conservative |
Biography
University of British Columbia Okanagan - Women's Studies
Feminist Medical Anthropologist & Instructor
Research
Michelle
Walks
British Columbia, Canada
Experienced Sessional Instructor with a demonstrated history of working in post-secondary education. Skilled in teaching Sociology, Anthropology, Feminist & Gender Studies, and Qualitative Social Science (Feminist) Research. Research focused on queer reproduction and sexual health education in rural Rwanda.
Experience
Yukon College
Sessional & Distance Education Instructor
Teaching Sociology of the Family and Introductory to Women's & Gender Studies courses.
Simon Fraser University
Sessional Instructor
Teaching a variety of courses in Sociology and Anthropology.
Provincial Health Services Authority
Research Assistant
Michelle worked at Provincial Health Services Authority as a Research Assistant
University of the Fraser Valley
Sessional Instructor
Teaching Introduction to Sociology (SOC 101) and Social Inequalities (SOC 265).
Douglas College
Sessional Instructor
Teaching the following courses:
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (ANTH 1100)
Anthropology of Religion (ANTH 1130)
Anthropology of Health & Healing (ANTH 2220)
Contemporary Issues in Gender, Sexualities, and Women's Studies (GSWS 1101)
Education
Simon Fraser University
Master’s Degree
Anthropology
Simon Fraser University
Sessional Instructor
Teaching a variety of courses in Sociology and Anthropology.The University of British Columbia
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Anthropology
University of Ottawa
Post Doctoral Fellowship
Nursing
Co-Investigator on a CIHR-funded interdisciplinary, community-based research project: “Transmasculine Individuals’ Experiences with Pregnancy, Birthing, and Feeding Their Newborns: A Qualitative Study”
