Faculty Research
Information for Researchers
Most full-time faculty at Emily Carr, and many sessional faculty members, are pursuing their own creative practices in art and design and in research projects, in addition to careers as educators and leaders. The Research + Industry Office (RIO) supports faculty in their research endeavours. Faculty can approach RIO for information relating to:
- Funding Opportunities
- Applying for grants
- Grant writing support
- Post-award management support
All researchers must be aware of Emily Carr's compliance policies regarding Ethics in Research and related procedures Responsible Conduct of Research, Procedures for Research Involving Humans and Conflict of interest
If you are new to research and don't know where to begin, you might start by checking possible collaborations within existing research areas and projects. Please come to one of our Research Conversations meetings to find out about fellow faculty's research projects. (Schedule of meetings to be confirmed)
Are you interested in finding out about research collaborations with external organizations? Industry partnerships can take different formats and the RIO can help you identify and create agreements for specific projects.
More information about research areas, centres, studios and labs, and their current research projects can be found in the Research page of our main website.
Current Funded Research Projects
We acknowledge the support provided by the Research Support Fund in achieving the research success examples listed below.
Below is a list of faculty with projects currently funded by SSHRC:
Amber Frid-Jimenez
Dr. Alla Gadassik
Harry Killas
Ingrid Koenig and Dr. Randy Lee Cutler
Jon Hannan with Caylee Raber
Currently funded by SSHRC Institutional Grants:
SIG Explore:
Gina Adams
The American Indian Act vs the Canadian Indian Act: fututistic activation-healing towards indigenous ways of seeing how history is held in historical documents
Dr. Cameron Cartiere + Prof. Nick Conbere
Beyond "boom and bust": exploring alternative narratives for the extraction industries.
Dr. Randy L. Cutler
On the other hand: art and design research through an artist book.
Daniel Drennan El-Awar
Resistance existence: the archive as manifested being.
Dr. Mimi Gelman
The animacy of indigenous archives, objects as being.
Dr. Jamie Hilder
Critical literacies and pedagogy as gift: rethinking academic core curricular delivery
Gwenessa Lam
Algorithmic aporias: multiplying the biface
Rachelle Sawatsky
Mixed brains: on community accessibility