Yard, Jaime
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Person Preferred Name
Jaime Yard
Person Alternate Names
Jaime D. Yard
Position
Faculty Member
Field of Activity
Political Ecology
Performance studies
Space and place
Anthropology of work
Email/Contact
yardj@douglascollege.ca
Department
Status
current
Affiliation Date
2013 to open end
Identifier (Other)
yardj
PhD (York University)
MA (York University)
BA (Simon Fraser University)
Douglas College Faculty member since 2013.
Jaime received her MA and PhD in Social Anthropology from York University in Toronto and her BA in Cultural Anthropology from SFU. Her doctoral dissertation, Working Natures: An Ethnography of Love, Labour and Accumulation on the British Columbian Coast received both the Canadian Studies Network dissertation prize and the York University Barbara Godard dissertation prize in 2013. Jaime is a social and cultural anthropologist specializing in political ecology / environmental anthropology. She is also very interested in anthropocene feminisms, the anthropology of work and performance studies. She has published in the journals TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies and Emotion, Space and Society.
MA (York University)
BA (Simon Fraser University)
Douglas College Faculty member since 2013.
Jaime received her MA and PhD in Social Anthropology from York University in Toronto and her BA in Cultural Anthropology from SFU. Her doctoral dissertation, Working Natures: An Ethnography of Love, Labour and Accumulation on the British Columbian Coast received both the Canadian Studies Network dissertation prize and the York University Barbara Godard dissertation prize in 2013. Jaime is a social and cultural anthropologist specializing in political ecology / environmental anthropology. She is also very interested in anthropocene feminisms, the anthropology of work and performance studies. She has published in the journals TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies and Emotion, Space and Society.
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