Dr. Richard Vaudry, Andrew Fernando Holmes and the History of Religion in Medicine

Andrew Fernando Holmes was one of the most important physician-scientists in early 19th century…

Dr. Harry Spaling, Conservation Agriculture and Food Security

The need for food security among households in Africa is becoming increasingly important under…

Dr. Joshua Harris, "Knowing the Transcendent God"

Together with other researchers on the Theology, Science, and Knowledge project, I am working…

Dr. Chris Peet, "End-of-the-world" Anxiety

Practicing Transcendence, a book I wrote encompassing my research, discusses a way of situating…

Dr. Gerda Kits, Decolonizing Economics

My research is focused on decolonizing the present-day economics curriculum. Essentially,…

Dr. Caroline Lieffers, Honouring the contributions of those passed

How were people disabled in the course of American expansion - through wars, conflict and…

Dr. Jeffrey Dudiak, Wisdom in an age of science

My previous research projects have centred around “truth”, culminating in a book…

Dr. Vern Peters, Effects of Acute and Chronic Stress on the Immune System

It has long been known that stress has a negative marked effect on the body. Stress can be…

Dr. Mark Sandle, Humanity and Inhumanity in WWII

Sand Grains in Infinity: Humanity and Inhumanity in WWII is an original approach to the…

Dr. Peter Mahaffy, Inexpensive Sensors to Educate about Air Quality and Health Effects

Air quality matters! Globally, 7 million premature deaths each year result from air pollution…

Dr. Elden Wiebe, Spirituality in the Small Business Workplace

Driscoll, McIsaac, and Wiebe interviewed leaders of small businesses who have integrated spirituality…

Dr. John Hiemstra, Funding in Alberta's Diverse School System

Is there a true divide between public (secular) and private (religious) schools and should…

Dr. Gerda Kits, Ecological Economics Approach to Analyzing Alberta’s Bitumen Industry

Competing claims about the economic, social, and environmental impacts of bitumen projects…

Dr. Peter Mahaffy, Reorienting Chemistry Education

I have co-authored an article titled "Reorienting chemistry education through systems thinking"…

Dr. Charles Stolte, Four Blake Seasons

On March 18, 2017, I was privileged enough to premier Four Blake Seasons in The King’s…

Dr. Darcy Visscher, An Ecosystem Approach to the Beaver Hills

I have been conducting research in the Beaver Hills that spans a range of topics uncovering…

Dr. Joanne Moyer, How Faith Communities Engage Environmental Sustainability in Canada

The current state of the globe’s social-ecological systems present multiple challenges,…

Dr. Will Van Arragon, Mapping the Histories of Edmonton’s River Valley

How did Edmonton’s River Valley become the largest urban park system in North America?…

Dr. Elden Wiebe, Managers’ Use of Time to Frame Organizational Change

Time is a fundamental context within which we do our work, coordinate activities, and achieve…

Dr. Neal DeRoo, Spiritual Expression

What are the philosophical implications and presuppositions of the claim “everything…

Dr. David Long, Aboriginal Boys Matter Too

For the past 27 years, I have involved King’s students in a wide variety of Community…

Dr. Margie Patrick, Religion in Canadian Classrooms

In a previous career, I served as a high school social studies teacher; a subject in which,…

Dr. Joachim Segger, Le Passage du Temps

January 2017, saw the world premiere of Le Passage du Temps composed by Jacobus Kloppers,…

Dr. Kris Ooms, Back Pain and Spinal Disc Tissue Degeneration

Back pain is one of the most common chronic conditions in western society.  While pain…