A Fine Crowd 2016
AUTHORS (2014-15)

The publication of a book is often the culmination of many years of sustained research or concentrated creative energy. This annual event acknowledges the significant achievement of those who wrote or compiled/edited a volume.
(E) after author’s name indicates editor. (T) after author’s name indicates translator
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| Geomorphology- Landscapes We Live In | Norm Catto |
| Interactive Governance for Small-Scale Fisheries | Ratana Chuenpagdee (E) |
| John Dewey’s Earlier Logical Theory | James Scott Johnston |
| Teacher Education in a Transnational World | James Scott Johnston (E) |
| Umayichis- a Naskapi Legend Achan- Naskapi Giant Stories |
Marguerite MacKenzie (E) and Julie Brittain (T) |
| Enlightening Encounters- Photography in Italian Literature | Nancy Pedri (E) |
| Gender, Livelihood and Environment- How Women Manage Resources | Marilyn Porter (E) |
| The Tourism Imaginary and Pilgrimages to the Edges of the World | Sharon Roseman (E) |
| The Maritime World of the Anglo-Saxons | William Schipper (E) |
| Patching Peace- Women’s Civil Society Organising in Northern Ireland | Katherine Side |
| Why Did We Choose to Industrialize?- Montreal 1819-1849 | Robert Sweeny |
| Ritual- A Very Short Introduction | Barry Stephenson |
| Unsettling Assumptions- Tradition, Gender, Drag | Diane Tye (E) |
| Modeling Cities and Regions as Complex Systems- From Theory to Planning Applications | Roger White |
DEAN’S AWARDS

| Award | Recipient |
|---|---|
| Distinguished Scholarship | Nancy Pedri, English |
| Graduate Supervision | Larry Matthews, English |
| Exceptional Service to the Faculty | Kelly Bromley-Brits |
| William J. Kirwin Award for Retiree Recognition | Peter Ayres |