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| Shoukry Aboulehaf |  | -2H.29 | 5005 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Mechanical Engineering |
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| Jeffrey Barnes |  | 4D.22-2 | 1459 |
Position(s):| | Faculty | | | Profile Coordinator Environmental Studies | | | Profile Coordinator Travel & Tourism |
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| Leigh Barnett Shapiro |  | 3G.1-2 | 3406 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Interior Design |
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| Liana Bellon |  | 3D.9 | 1290 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Literature |
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| Sameer Bhatnagar |  | 7A.16 | 1755 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Developmental Science | | | Program Coordinator Exploration Science |
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| Douglas Buchanan |  | 3A.12 | 1236 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Professional Theatre |
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| Amanda Cockburn |  | 3D.5 | 1287 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Arts and Culture |
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| John Connolly |  | 3B.3 | 1266 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Interactive Media |
| Member in the department(s):| | Interactive Media Arts (IMA) |
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| Carmelo Curiale |  | 3F.32 | 5028 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Civil Engineering |
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| Tonia De Bellis |  | 5A.17 | 1523 |
Position(s):| | Faculty | | | Program Coordinator Environmental Science |
| Member in the department(s):| | Biology | | | Environmental Science |
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| Sacha Des Rosiers |  | 5D.26 | 1598 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator International Business |
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| Ken Fogel |  | 3F.18 | 5067 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Computer Science |
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| Karen Gabriele |  | 5A.11 | 1520 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Biomedical Laboratory |
| Member in the department(s):| | Biomedical Laboratory Technology |
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| Dipti Gupta |  | 3A.1F | 1255 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Cinema & Communication |
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| Roy Hartling |  | 2G.6-1 | 3202 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Photography |
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| Mary Hlywa |  | 4H.1-5 | 5090 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Social Services |
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| Cornelia Howell |  | 3D.25 | 1305 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Child Studies |
| | Member in the department(s): | | Cornelia Howell joined Dawson College in 1998. She holds a Minor in Russian Studies (Universit? de Montr?al), a B.A. in Anthropology (Concordia University) and a M.Sc. in Anthropology (Universit? de Montr?al). For her fieldwork, she studied parenthood through adoption in Montr?al. Cornelia teaches Introduction to Anthropology, Medical Anthropology, The Anthropology of Parenthood, and Race and Racism. Cornelia is associated with the Child Studies profile. |
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| Ted Irwin |  | 5D.21 | 1582 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Law; Justice and Society |
| | Member in the department(s): | Ted Irwin has taught physical and environmental geography (Natural Environment, Environmental Problems, Weather and Climate) and social science methods (Quantitative Methods and the Integrative Seminar) at Dawson College since 1991. He has a B.A. from Simon Fraser University and an M.Sc. and Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. Ted also teaches business location to Commerce students. For the Department of geography, Ted is responsible for coordinating technological development and Geographic Information Systems.
Ted Irwin is the coordinator of the Commerce Profile of the Social Science Program. |
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| Harlan Johnson |  | 2G.6-2 | 3213 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Fine Arts |
| | Member in the department(s): | | Harlan Johnson studied at Concordia University obtaining a BFA 1979 and MFA in 1995. This Nova Scotian artist has exhibited nationally and internationally since the 1980`s. Johnson`s work in painting frequently explores the intersections between scientific imaging, illustration and abstraction. His next exhibition ?Puits d`Huile?, is planned for Montreal`s McLure Gallery in April of 2008. |
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| Fred Jones |  | 8B.3 | 1810 |
Position(s):| | Faculty | | | Profile Coordinator North South Studies |
| | Member in the department(s): | | BA (Hon) (Dalhousie), MA (Carleton) |
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| Julianna Joos |  | 3G.11 | 3306 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Visual Arts |
| | Member in the department(s): | Julianna Joos is a full-time teacher at Dawson College in the Fine Arts Department; she has been teaching here since 1998 in Printmaking, Drawing and Computer Art.
Julianna Joos has degrees from Concordia University and from Universit? du Qu?bec ? Montr?al, respectively at the BA and the Masters levels; in 1996 she graduated with a Ma?trise ?s arts (M.A.) Programme de ma?trise en arts plastiques, concentration cr?ation,.
Her professional career started more than thirty years ago; she has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in over one hundred group shows around the world.
Her production has evolved from a thirty year printmaking concentration to a multidisciplinary production involving printmaking, computer assisted weaving, digital imaging, and sewing. She is as comfortable in traditional processes as she is in digital technologies. |
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| Barbara Kelly |  | 3A.14 | 1233 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Professional Theatre |
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| Rosario Lo Raso |  | 4H.2 | 5412 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Accounting & Management |
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| Don Mahon |  | 3G.1 | 5151 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator |
| Member in the department(s):| | 3D Animation & Computer Generated Imagery | | | Illustration and Design |
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| Silja Makinen |  | 6A.8 | 1668 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Analytical Chemistry |
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| Arnulfo Montiel |  | 4A.8 | 1357 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Diagnostic Imaging |
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| Nelly Muresan |  | 4D.13-B | 1329 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Languages | | | Program Coordinator Creative Arts; Lit & lang |
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| David Nagels |  | 3F.2-5 | 5093 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator CRLT |
| | Member in the department(s): | B.Sc., Recreation and Park Management, Major in Community Education - University of Oregon, USA; DEC, Community Recreation Leadership Training - Dawson College; Post graduate studies: Masters Teaching degree, University of Sherbrooke.
EXPERIENCE: Chairperson of Community Recreation Leadership Training Department; CRLT Program Revision Committee Recreation Animator / Manager, City of Montreal, Department of Recreation and Community Development; Developed Leadership Training program for City of Montreal, part-time staff; Chairperson of the A.M.M.M.F. (A. Maureen McBride Memorial Fund) Committee;
MEMBER OF: Past president, CRLT Alumni; A. Ross Seaman Memorial Committee; Montreal Day Camp co-coordinator and National "Save Our Summers" Day Camp committees. CRLT Program Revision & Evaluation Committee |
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| Jocelyne Napias-Pfeiffer |  | 4A.10 | 1358 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Radiation Oncology |
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| Jonathan Ohayon |  | 5E.23 | 1545 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Psychology |
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| David Olesik |  | 8B.10 | 1815 |
Position(s):| | | | | Profile Coordinator North South Studies |
| | Member in the department(s): | | BA (University of British Columbia), MA (Concordia) |
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| Nick Papatheodorakos |  | 4H.11 | 5111 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Business Management (Marketing) |
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| Luc Parent |  | 4G.9 | 3405 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Graphic Design |
| | Member in the department(s): | After studying Graphic Design at Concordia University and l’Université du Québec à Montréal, Luc Parent worked as designer and art director in the magazine publishing field. Later, he worked as a freelance designer for many design offices in Montreal. In 1981, he joined Jean Morin (AGI) designers Ltée and was involved in the development of corporate identities and signage system for large Canadian and Quebec Corporations.
He has been recipient of two design bursaries from the government of Quebec and was invited to be on juries for the Conseil des arts et lettres du Québec, le Ministère des Affaires culturelles and for Concours Grafika. In 1986-87, he worked at Total Design in Amsterdam, Netherlands. On his return to Montreal he joined Lavalin Communication and then La Direction des communications de l’Université de Montréal.
From 1988-2000 he operated his own design studio, serving cultural, institutional and corporate clients. In 1990, he began teaching at Dawson College, Collège Athunsic, Collège du Vieux-Montréal and l’École de design de l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Since 1997, Parent has been a permanent teacher at Dawson College and has served several terms as Chairperson of the Graphic Design Department.
His work has been published in several Canadian, American and European publications. He has also been published in l’Affiche au Québec and le Design au Québec by Marc H. Choko. He has won mentions and awards at design competitions and design biennials such as Brno (Czekoslovakia), Warsaw (Poland), Lahti (Finland), the first Poster Triennal in Moscow, the New York Art Directors Club 6th International Exhibition, The Toronto International Type Symposium and Grafika, Quebec. His posters have been shown in group exhibitions in China, Buenos Aires, Brasil and at the Canadian Cultural Center in Paris, France. Some of his posters are in the permanent collection of the Plakatmuseum am Niederrhein, Germany and in the permanent collection of the Dansk Plakatmuseum, (Danish Poster Museum), Danemark. |
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| Jimmy Plaitis |  | 2F.25 | 5104 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Electrical Engineering |
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| Chris Roderick |  | 7A.10 | 1758 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator First Choice Science |
| | Member in the department(s): | | Website: |
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| Chris Roderick |  | 7A.10 | 1758 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator First Choice Science |
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| Michael Santella |  | 2G.5 | 3212 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Industrial Design |
| | Member in the department(s): | Graduated, with distinction, from the school of Industrial Design at Carleton University, Ottawa, in June of 1987. Gained extensive experience in plastic product design and transportation design while working as a junior and senior industrial designer at various design studios in Montreal and in France between 1985 and 1991. Founded DIBIS, Inc. in January 1992, a product design and manufacturing company based in Montreal.
Michael has received international design awards and recognition from both the industry and his peers for the quality of his products and design projects. His products have been selected by numerous publications and design exhibitions throughout North America. The Museum of Modern Art in New York City as well as numerous other well know retail shops around the world sell products designed by Michael Santella and manufactured by DIBIS. He is the only three time winner of the prestigious Accent on Design Award at the New York International Gift Fair, given annually for best product design.
Michael has also working as a free lance Industrial Designer and teaching at the University de Montreal. He has been teaching at Dawson College since August 2002. |
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| Mylène Saucier |  | 3A.8 | 1225 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator |
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| Robin Simmons |  | 6B.8 | 1701 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Nursing |
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| Beverly Sing |  | 5D.10 | 1611 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Liberal Arts |
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| Cheryl Stewart |  | 6B.4 | 1704 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Nursing |
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| Roger Tabry |  | 5D.23 | 1585 |
Position(s):| | Profile Coordinator Commerce |
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| Lucy Trahan |  | 2G.9 | 3305 |
Position(s):| | Department Chairperson | | | Program Coordinator Illustration and Design |
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| Vivien Catherine Watson |  | 5E.24 | 1540 |
Position(s):| | Faculty | | | Program Coordinator Social Science |
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| Chris Whittaker |  | 7A.24 | 1751 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Science |
| | Member in the department(s): | | Chris Whittaker went to Heritage College (Cegep) in Hull Quebec and then studied Engineering Physics at Queen’s University (B.Sc. 1989, M.Sc. 1992). As an undergraduate he specialized in aeronautical and nuclear engineering and for his masters degree he studied how the apparent viscosity of nematic liquid crystals changes in electric and magnetic fields. Chris also holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Toronto (1996) and he has prepared two radio documentaries for the CBC program Ideas – including one about physics called “Size Matters” which originally aired in October 2002. |
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| Chris Whittaker |  | 7A.24 | 1751 |
Position(s):| | Program Coordinator Science |
| | Member in the department(s): | | Chris Whittaker went to Heritage College (Cegep) in Hull Quebec and then studied Engineering Physics at Queen’s University (B.Sc. 1989, M.Sc. 1992). As an undergraduate he specialized in aeronautical and nuclear engineering and for his masters degree he studied how the apparent viscosity of nematic liquid crystals changes in electric and magnetic fields. Chris also holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Toronto (1996) and he has prepared two radio documentaries for the CBC program Ideas – including one about physics called “Size Matters” which originally aired in October 2002. |
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