Director
Anthony B. Chan

Assistant Director
Patricia Radin

Outreach; Coordinator
Albert L. Sampson

Program Secretary
Marion Cook

Program Counselor
Linda Iltis

UW Libraries
Coordinating Selector for Canadian Studies, Linda Di Biase

Career Services
Director of, Betsy Bridwell

Full Members:

• Marina Alberti, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1992), Assistant Professor, Urban Design and Planning; urban ecology, environmental planning, geographic information systems. Email: malberti@u.washington.edu
• Eric Adelberger, Ph.D., California Institute of Technology (1967), Professor, Physics; experimental nuclear physics. Email: eric@npl.u.washington.edu
• Paul Bentzen, Ph.D., McGill (1989), Assistant Professor, Fisheries; population genetics, conservation genetics, application of molecular techniques to fisheries and oceanography. Email: pbentzen@fish.washington.edu
• Hilda Blanco, Ph.D., California-Berkeley (1989), Associate Professor, Urban Design and Planning; land use, local finance, urban ecological planning, neighborhood planning and community development. Email: hblanco@u.washington.edu
• Neil Bruce, Ph.D., Chicago (1975), Professor, Economics; competitiveness and taxation. Email: brucen@u.washington.edu
• William T. Burke, J.S.D., Yale (1959), Professor, Law; marine law. Email: burke@u.washington.edu
• Anthony B. Chan, Ph.D., York (1980), Associate Professor, Communications and Director, Canadian Studies Center; Canadian society, broadcast production, international communications, mass media in society. Email: chanat@u.washington.edu
• Katherine Cummings, Ph.D., Wisconsin (1979), Associate Professor, English; feminist and modern contemporary literature.
• Denyse Delcourt, Ph.D., Montreal (1987), Assistant Professor, Romance Languages and Literature; Québécois and French feminist literature.Email: jdd@u.washington.edu
• Ivan Eastin, Ph.D., Washington (1992), Assistant Professor, Forest Resources; forest products marketing. Email: eastin@u.washington.edu
• Julia Eulenberg, Ph.D., Washington (1996), Outreach Coordinator, Jewish Studies; Canadian, American, modern Jewish studies and archives management. Email: eulenbrg@u.washington.edu
• John Findlay, Ph.D., California-Berkeley (1982), Professor, History and Director, Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest; Pacific Northwest and western North American history. Email: jfindlay@u.washington.edu
• David Fluharty, Ph.D., Michigan (1977), Research Associate Professor, Marin Affairs; research methods and coastal environmental management. Email: fluharty@u.washington.edu
• Neile Graham, M.F.A., Montana (1984), Visiting Lecturer, Urban Design and Planning; writing and editing. Email: neile@u.washington.edu
• John Griffith, Ph.D., Oregon (1969), Associate Professor, English; Canadian literature, American literature, the Bible as literature and children's literature. Email: jgriff@u.washington.edu
• Julia Herschensohn, Ph.D., Washington (1976), Assistant Professor, Romance Languages and Literature; Québécois and French culture and language. Email: herschen@u.washington.edu
• Ray Hilborn, Ph.D., British Columbia (1974), Professor, Fisheries; natural resource management. Email: rayh@u.washington.edu
• Ralph W. Johnson, LL.B., Oregon (1949), Professor, Law; natural resources legislation and Indian law. Email: rwj@u.washington.edu
• James R. Karr, Ph.D., Illinois-Urbana-Champaign (1970), Professor, Fisheries and Zoology; Adjunct Professor, Environmental Health and Public Affairs. Email: jrkarr@u.washington.edu
• Tetsuden Kashima, Ph.D., California-San Diego (1975), Associate Professor, American Ethnic Studies and Director, Asian American Studies; sociology and history of Asian immigrants and residents in Canada and the United States. Email: kashima@u.washington.edu
• Aaron Katz, CPH, University of Toronto (1976), Staff Director, Health Policy Analysis Program; Canadian and U.S. health policies. Email: garlyk@u.washington.edu
• Richard B. Kielbowicz, Ph.D., Minnesota (1984), Associate Professor, Communications; mass media in Canada and history of technology on press and society. Email: kielbowi@u.washington.edu
• Eric Kunze, Ph.D., Washington (1985), Associate Professor, Oceanography; physical oceanography, internal waves, upper ocean dynamics, wave/mean interactions.
• Hubert G. Locke, M.A., Michigan (1962), Professor, Public Affairs; American social and intellectual history. Email: quillpen@u.washington.edu
• Jonathan D. Mayer, Ph.D., Michigan (1977), Professor, Geography and Family Medicine; spatial patterns of health and disease, medical geography, methodologies in geography and geography of health. Email: jmayer@u.washington.edu
• Katharyne Mitchell, Ph.D., California-Berkeley (1993),Assistant Professor, Geography; demographics of urban settings. Email: kmitch@u.washington.edu
• James D. Nason, Ph.D., Washington (1970), Professor, Anthropology and Director, American Indian Studies; sociocultural anthropology and museology. Email: jnason@u.washington.edu
• David Olson, Ph.D., Wisconsin (1971), Professor, Political Science; state and local government and labor relations. Email: davidols@u.washington.edu
• David Peterson, Ph.D., University of Illinois (1980), Professor, Forest Resources; ecology and the far north. Email: wild@u.washington.edu
• Nancy Rivenburgh, Ph.D., Washington (1991), Assistant Professor, Communications; international media studies. Email: nkriv@u.washington.edu
• Andrea Simpson, Ph.D. Emory University (1994), Assistant Professor, Political Science; race issues.Email: asimp@u.washington.edu
• Eric A. Smith, Ph.D., Cornell (1980), Associate Professor, Anthropology; native northern societies.
• Paul E. Sommers, Ph.D., Yale (1978), Executive Director, Northwest Policy Center; economic development and analysis; Pacific Northwest. Email: somnpc@u.washington.edu
• Matthew Sparke, Ph.D., University of British Columbia (1995), Assistant Professor, Geography and International Studies; North American Free Trade, geography of Canada. Email: sparke@u.washington.edu
• Douglas M. Underwood, M.A., Ohio State (1974), Associate Professor, Communications; journalism and literature, beginning media writing and research, advanced computer database investigative reporting, political writing, communications and culture.
• Thomas R. Waggener, Ph.D., Washington (1966), Professor, Forest Resources; international trade in forest products.Email: waggener@u.washington.edu
• Richard White, Ph.D., Washington (1975), Professor, History; western history. Email: rwhite@u.washington.edu
• Robin Wright, Ph.D., Washington (1985), Associate Professor, Art History, and Curator, Northwest Coast Native Art, Burke Museum; Northwest coast native art and societies. Email: wright@u.washington.edu
• Shirley Yee, Ph.D., Ohio State (1987), Acting Director and Assistant Professor, Women Studies; U.S and Canadian women's history and Afro-American and Canadian women's history. Email: sjyee@u.washington.edu

Emeritus Members:

• Marilyn Bentz (Senior Lecturer, American Indian Studies)
• Donald Bevan (Professor, Fisheries)
• W.A. Douglas Jackson, Ph.D., Maryland (1953), Professor Emeritus, Geography and International Studies; geography and history of Canada, Canadian society.
• Walter Williams, Ph.D., Indiana (1960), Professor, Public Affairs; political economy and political structures. Email: wwms@u.washington.edu

Associate Members:

• Donald K. Alper (Professor, Canadian Studies, Western Washington University)
• Roger Bull (Executive Director, Pacific NorthWest Economic Region)
• Wei Djao (Professor, International Studies, North Seattle Community College)
• Barry D. Ferguson (Professor, History, University of Manitoba)
• Albert Gidari (Perkins Coie)
• Arthur M. Goddard (Officer, Canadian Consulate)
• Raymond M. Hebert (Professor, Political Science, College Universitaire de Saint-Boniface)
• H. Lloyd Keith, (Professor, History, Shoreline Community College)
• Jeanette Lynes (Associate Professor, English, Lakehead University)
• Michael L. Talbott (Associate Dean, Telecommunications, Bellevue Community College)