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PhD Program Schedule. Terms 1 & 2 – coursework; confirm senior supervisor and committee. Terms 3 & 4 – coursework and comprehensive preparation. Terms 5 & 6 – comprehensive examination. Terms 6-8 – PhD proposal, research*. Terms 8-11 – research and writing. Terms 11-14 – writing. Terms 14-15 – revisions.
As a leader in the field of Communication, the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University has 50 years of groundbreaking research and faculty excellence. We are proud to be one of the best communication programs in the country. We're excited for you to explore an undergraduate degree, immerse yourself in a graduate program, and get ...
People. The School of Communication proudly boasts a world-renowned faculty filled with innovative researchers and writers. Not only do our faculty take pride in their work but also in advocating for and teaching their students. Diving deeper into news disinformation live in the upheaved Ukraine, publishing new books on the power of media, and ...
Routledge, 2017, 197p. Robert Neubauer and Shane Gunster, “Enemies at the Gateway: Regional Populist Discourse and the Fight Against Oil Pipelines on Canada’s West Coast,” Frontiers in Communication, special issue: ‘Critical Approaches to Climate Change and Civic Action’ 4.61 (2019): 1-14. Shane Gunster, Imre Szeman, Matthew Greaves ...
Siyuan Yin. Siyuan Yin is an assistant professor in the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University. Siyuan engages in interdisciplinary scholarship spanning the fields of cultural and media studies, feminist studies, social movements, and political economy. Her research centers on social inequalities and resistance in the process of ...
Karrmen Crey is Sto:lo and a member of the Cheam Band. She is an Associate Professor in the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University, where her research examines the rise of Indigenous media in Canada, and the institutions of media culture that Indigenous media practitioners have historically engaged and navigated to produce their work.
Robert Anderson. Robert Anderson is a professor at Simon Fraser University. His involvement within the community has truely been an asset to SFU. Awards Received: “Environmental Communicator Prize” Type: Civic Award. Organization: City of Burnaby, BC. Robert Anderson's Service to the SFU Community.
