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University Staff 996 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA www.ualberta.ca University Staff Adkin, Laurie Elizabeth, BA (U of Saskatchewan, 1980), MA (Queen’s University, 1983), PHD (Queen’s University, 1989), Associate Professor, Faculty of Arts - Political Science Dept University Staff Afacan, Artin, BSC (Technical U of Istanbul, 1975), Faculty Serv Officer B , Faculty of Engineering - Chemical and Materials Engineering Dept University Staff University In Memoriam: Agrawal, Babita, BSC (U of Allahabad, 1984), MSC (U of Allahabad, 1987), PHD (U of Alberta, 1993), Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Surgery Dept Anderson, Roland F, BA (U of British Columbia, 1957), MA (U of Wisconsin, 1958), PHD (U of Agrawal, Sandeep Kumar, PHD (U of Illinois Chicago), Professor, Faculty of Science - Earth & Toronto, 1963), Atmospheric Sciences Admin Kulak, Geoffrey L, BSC (U of Alberta, 1958), MS (U of Illinois Chicago, 1961), Department of Civil and Aguerrevere, Felipe, BS (Universidad Simon Bolivar, 1989), PHD (U of California LA, 2000), Associate Environmental Engineering Professor, Alberta School of Business - Finance & Statistical Analysis Dept Langdon, John L, BESC (U of Western Ontario, 1967), PHD (U of Birmingham, 1983), Department of Ahmad, Rafiq, BSC (Peshawar University), MENG (U of Paris I), PHD (U of Nantes), Assistant History and Classics Professor, Faculty of Engineering - Mechanical Engineering Dept Murdock, Michael J, BFA (U of Utah, 1964), MA (Catholic U of America, 1967), PHD (U of Wisconsin, Ahmed, Rabia, MD (U of Saskatchewan, 2000), Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry 1971), Department of Drama - Medicine Dept Murdock, Michael C, AB (Austin College, 1951), MA (U of Kentucky, 1957), PHD (U of Illinois Ahmed, Syed N, Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Medicine Dept Chicago, 1961), Department of History and Classics Aiken, Judd McLean, BS (U of Wisconsin, 1977), MSC (U of Wisconsin, 1980), PHD (U of Calgary, Walton, Peter Pd, Ancillary Services Parking 1984), Professor, Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sci - Ag, Food & Nutri Sci Dept Weichman, Frank Fl, Department of Physics Aitchison, Katherine, BA (U of Oxford), MD (U of Oxford), PHD (King’s Clg U of London), Professor, Worth, Joan E, Department of Elementary Education Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Psychiatry Dept Aitken, Robert Gerald, BA (Trent University, 1996), MA (Carleton University, 1998), PHD (Carleton Note: The process to capture staff listing information has University, 2004), Associate Professor, Faculty of Arts - Political Science Dept changed, if there is any missing or incorrect information Akhimienmhonan, Douglas, PHD (U of Saskatchewan), Assistant Registrar Enrolment, Office of the please contact your Human Resource unit directly to request Registrar - Enrolment Management & Reporting updates. Alabiso, Jennifer, MS (Philadelphia University), APO Admin Manager , Office of the Registrar - Admissions Alagiakrishnan, Kannayiram, MPH (U of Alberta, 2006), Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Medicine Dept Continuing Academic Staff Alakas, Brandon, BA (Queen’s University), DPHIL (Queen’s University), MA (U of Toronto), Assistant Professor, Augustana - Fine Arts & Humanities Note: The following is a list of continuing academic staff; any promotions which Alessi, Daniel Scott, BS (U of Wisconsin Parkside), MSC (U of Wisconsin Milwaukee), PHD (U of Notre occurred after April 1 are not reflected in this information. Continuing academic Dame), Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science - Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Admin staff are those employees whose contracts of appointment are under one of the Alexander, Todd, BSC (Queen’s University, 1996), MD (U of Western Ontario, 1999), PHD (U of Board-AASUA Agreements, viz. Faculty, Administrative and Professional Officer, Toronto, 2007), Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Pediatrics Dept Librarian, or Faculty Service Officer. Alexie, Elaine, Knldge Ex & Comm Engmt Officer, Faculty of Native Studies Aalto, K Daniel, MSC (Helsinki U of Tech), Assistant Professor, Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine - Alfaro, Martin Oscar, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts - Economics Dept Communication Sciences & Disorders Alguire, Diane Christine, BA (U of Alberta, 1997), LLB (U of Alberta, 2002), Director, Aaron, Stephen L, BSC (U of Alberta, 1973), MD (U of Alberta, 1977), Professor, Faculty of Medicine Information&Privacy, Information & Privacy Office & Dentistry - Medicine Dept Al-Hussein, Mohamed, BSC (U of Sofia, 1983), MA (Concordia U, 1995), MSC (U of Sofia, 1988), PHD Abbott, Marilyn Lorraine, BED (U of Alberta, 1986), MED (U of Alberta, 1999), PHD (U of Alberta, (Concordia U, 1999), Professor, Faculty of Engineering - Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept 2005), Associate Professor, Faculty of Education - Educational Psychology Dept Ali, Karim, PHD (U of Waterloo), Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science - Computing Science Abel, Wendy J, Director, Procurement&Contract, Supply Management Services - Procurement & Ali, Samina, MD (McGill University, 1996), Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Pediatrics Dept Contract Management Allan, Gary Michael, BSC (U of Victoria, 1992), MD (U of British Columbia, 1996), Professor, Faculty Abele, Jonathan Thomas, BSC (U of Alberta, 1995), MD (U of Western Ontario, 1999), Associate of Medicine & Dentistry - Family Medicine Dept Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Dept Allanach, Kara Lea, MSC (U of Alberta), Manager Institutional Projects, Vice-President Research - Research Services Office Abourizk, Simon, BS (Georgia Inst of Tech, 1984), MS (Georgia Inst of Tech, 1985), PHD (Purdue Allard, Danielle, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education - School of Library and Information University, 1990), Professor, Faculty of Engineering - Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept Studies Abraham, Joseph Roshan, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Family Medicine Allin, Richard Wayne, BCOM (U of Alberta, 1989), Cash Manager, Financial Services - Treasury Dept Allison, William Ted, BSC (U of Victoria, 1996), PHD (U of Victoria, 2004), Associate Professor, Faculty Abram, Timothy Alan, Internal Auditor, Internal Audit Services - Internal Audit Office of Science - Biological Sciences Abu-Laban, Yasmeen, BA (U of Alberta, 1988), MA (Carleton University, 1990), PHD (Carleton Altamirano-Jimenez, Isabel, BA (Ntl School of Anthropology, 1995), MA (Political Sociology Rsch University, 1996), Professor, Faculty of Arts - Political Science Dept Inst, 2000), PHD (U of Alberta, 2006), Associate Professor, Faculty of Arts - Political Science Dept Achaibar-Morrison, Kumarie, BA (U of Alberta, 1994), Assoc Dir Int’l Student Services, University of Amaral, Jose Nelson, BS (Pontifical Cath U of RGS, 1987), MS (Inst Tech de Aeronautica, 1989), PHD Alberta International (U of Texas, 1994), Professor, Faculty of Science - Computing Science Acorn, Annalise Elaine, BA (U of Alberta, 1982), BCL (U of Oxford, 1988), LLB (U of Alberta, 1985), Ametaj, Burim N, DPHIL (Iowa State U, 1999), DVM (College of Vet Med, 1980), PHD (University of Professor, Faculty of Law - Admin Agriculture, 1988), Professor, Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sci - Ag, Food & Nutri Acorn, John Harrison, BSC (U of Alberta, 1980), MSC (U of Alberta, 1988), Faculty Serv Officer, Sci Dept Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sci - Renewable Resources Dept Amirav, Israel, MD (Tel Aviv University), Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Adam, Monica Francine, Clin Trials Monitoring Lead, Intenal Audit Services - Quality Management Pediatrics Dept in Clinical Research Amrhein, Kyla Kathleen, AB (U of Alberta), Regional Director, Office of Advancement Adams, Catherine Alison, BSC (U of Alberta, 1981), MED (St Francis Xavier U, 1995), Associate An, Henry, BSC (U of Toronto), DPHIL (U of California), MSC (U of Guelph), Associate Professor, Professor, Faculty of Education - Secondary Education Dept Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sci - Resource Economics & Environmental Adams, Eric M, BA (McGill University, 1998), LLB (Dalhousie U, 2001), Associate Professor, Faculty Sociology of Law - Admin Anders, Sven, MSC (U of Giessen, 2000), PHD (U of Giessen, 2005), Associate Professor, Faculty of Adams, Kimberley Dawn, BSEE (U of Alberta, 1987), DPHIL (U of Alberta), MSC (U of Alberta, 1993), Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sci - Resource Economics & Environmental Sociology Associate Professor, Faculty of Rehabilitation - Rehabilitation Medicine Andersen, Dana Charles, BS (Calif State U L Beach), MS (U of Maryland), Assistant Professor, Faculty Addison, Owen, Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Dentistry Dept of Arts - Economics Dept Adeeb, Samer M, BSC (Ain Shams University, 1999), PHD (U of Calgary, 2004), Associate Professor, Andersen, John Clemens, MD (U of Calgary, 1998), Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Faculty of Engineering - Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept Dentistry - Pediatrics Dept Adesida, Adetola, BSC (U of Essex, 1998), MSC (U of Essex, 1995), PHD (Manchester Metro U, 1998), Anderson, Colin, BSC (U of Western Ontario, 1990), PHD (U of Western Ontario, 1994), Professor, Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Surgery Dept Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry - Surgery Dept www.ualberta.ca UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA 997 Anderson, Greg Jon, BA (Brigham Young U, 1992), BA (U of Alberta, 1997), MA (U of Alberta, 1999), Avdis, Efstathios, MENG
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