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Academic Advising Drop-in hours in the Dean's Office

Reminder: Normal Drop-in hours for Academic Advising in the Dean's Office with Deb Russell and Julie Pong are Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00am - 12:00pm. If you need to see either of us and can't get an appointment soon enough, please drop by during these times.

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Deborah and Julie
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People at Laurier

Lianne Leddy, Department of History Lianne Leddy, who has degrees from Laurier (Hon BA, English & History) and Western (MA, History), is currently is a Ph.D. student in the History Department. Lianne is member of the Ojibwa Serpent River First Nation, near Elliot Lake in northern Ontario and her doctoral research examines the environmental impact of the Elliot Lake uranium industry on First Nations people and communities throughout the region. Drawing on both written and oral historical sources, her research is supported by a SSHRC Doctoral Scholarship. This case study, she anticipates, will provide important insight into larger questions concerning Aboriginal land rights, resource development, and environmental threats.

Lianne Leddy
Ph.D. Student,
Department of History