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Jonathan Baltrusaitis
Instructor (he/him)
Dr. Karen Cochrane
Assistant Professor
Dr. Karen Cochrane's scholarly pursuits in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) revolve around creating wearable and tangible computing prototypes in mental health and accessibility. These designs serve a dual purpose: firstly, fostering constructive coping strategies for mental health and overall well-being; secondly, crafting assistive technologies for the disabled community. Dr. Cochrane’s interests delve into the nuanced realms of soma design, autoethnography, and design fiction, all geared toward understanding both the needs of academics and underrepresented communities. This understanding of lived experiences enhances the development of robust prototypes and design methods within the HCI field, empowering these communities.
Dr. Kim de Laat
Assistant Professor | Organization and Human Behaviour (she/her)
Tabatha Dominguez
Associate Director, Undergraduate Studies, Definite-term Lecturer
Dr. Ray Drainville
Instructor
David Han
Instructor
Isha Hans
Instructor
Dr. Daniel Harley
Assistant Professor (he/him)
Brubey Hu
Instructor
Miguel King
Definite Term Lecturer | School of Accounting and Finance
As an educator, Miguel King is committed to teaching excellence and student engagement. His teaching background spans 17 years including high-school teacher, teacher-trainer, college instructor, and currently a lecturer at the university level. Additionally, his professional background includes working as an Assistant Registrar at a multi-national testing agency, and as a Junior Psychometrician at the Canadian Securities Institute where he managed a highly effective team of test developers in authoring and analyzing some of the largest financial services exams used across the nation. Miguel currently teaches Business Communication at the university level, combining years of teaching and industry experience to prepare students for excellence in written and oral communication in higher education and beyond.
Miguel has adopted a very student-focused pedagogy. He believes that when he meets struggling students where they are and helps them to develop a healthy relationship with failure, those students can begin to reach their full potential. Miguel also appreciates the unique challenges facing Canada’s large international student population. As an Applied Linguist and certified TESOL practitioner he can identify linguistic barriers and help his students overcome them so they can better focus on content. This highly-rated educator is currently co-authoring an open educational resource textbook to make Business Communication even more accessible for students.
Dr. Cayley MacArthur
Assistant Professor, on leave (she/they)
Scott Mcmanus
Instructor
Dr. Ville Mäkelä
Assistant Professor (he/him)
Dr. Noorin Manji
Assistant Professor (she/her)
Greg McIntyre
Digital Media Manager/Instructor (he/him)
Dr. Christine McWebb
Professor (currently Associate Vice President, Faculty Planning and Policy)
Chris Moorehead
Instructor
Dr. Lennart Nacke
Associate Director, Graduate Studies and Professor (he/him)
Terry O'Neill
Instructor (he/him)
Zhe Peng
Instructor
Dr. Sebastian Siebel-Achenbach
Definite-term Lecturer (he/him)
Jessica Thompson
Director and Associate Professor (she/her)
Dr. Jennifer Whitson
Associate Professor, Stratford/Sociology and Legal Studies (she/her)
Vivian Yang
Instructor
Dr. Leah Zhang-Kennedy
Assistant Professor (she/her)
Dr. Will Zhao
Assistant Professor | Organization and Human Behaviour (he/him)
Will Zhao is an Assistant Professor of Organization and Human Behavior at the UW Stratford School, and a passionate interdisciplinary researcher focusing on Innovation. He earned his Ph.D. from the French Grande Ecole EM Lyon Business School and pursued his postdoctoral research at Stanford University as a SCANCOR scholar. Before joining UW Stratford, Will taught for five years at an AACSB-accredited Canadian business school, where he received his first promotion to tenured associate professor and won several teaching and research-related awards at both faculty and university levels.
Will is a passionate advocate of Human-Centered Innovation Research (HCIR), which underscores the crucial role of humanistic values in driving innovation across various domains. To further his interdisciplinary investigations, Will integrates multimodal analysis into his methodology, leveraging both semio-discursive approaches and artificial intelligence techniques. This unique blend has resulted in scholarly contributions published in reputable journals across business, education, engineering, and interdisciplinary studies.
As a research supervisor with UW Approved Doctoral Dissertation Supervisor (ADDS) status, Will enthusiastically welcomes inquiries from prospective Master's, Doctoral, and Postdoctoral researchers who share an interest in boundary-spanning research into Innovation, especially where it intersects with Organization, Education, Entrepreneurship, Multimodal Analysis, Artificial Intelligence Techniques, and/or Semio-discursive Approaches. Will looks forward to working with students in an inclusive and collaborative environment to jointly explore new frontiers in understanding and fostering innovation across disciplines.