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Michael Linkletter is holder of the Sister Saint Veronica Chair in Gaelic Studies and is the Graduate Studies Coordinator for the MA program in Celtic Studies. Michael holds a Master's and PhD in Celtic Languages and Literatures from Harvard University with a doctoral dissertation entitled “Bu Dual Dha Sin (That Was His Birthright): Gaelic Scholar Alexander Maclean Sinclair (1840-1924).” As an...

PhD (Konstanz University), MPhil (London School of Economics), MSc (University of London), BA (University of Hagen), (Kingston University), Dipl. (Konstanz University), CertLaw (University of Hagen) Dr. Litz is Associate Professor in the Schwartz School of Business, Department of Management. He teaches courses in the following areas: Human Resource Management, International Business, International...

Dr. Lively (he/him) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at St. Francis Xavier University. The overarching goal of his research is to improve and support the administration of justice through applied psychological theory and methodology. Specific areas of interest include investigative interviewing practices within policing and the judiciary, alibi assessments, and...

Shari Livingston has been a Nurse Educator at the St. Francis Xavier University, Rankin School of Nursing since 2005. She first obtained her Diploma in Nursing at the Aberdeen Hospital School of Nursing in 1991. She then went on to further her education and received her BScN in 1996 and her Master of Adult Education in 2022, both at St. Francis Xavier University. Her Master’s research focused on...

Dr. Brad Long is Associate Professor of Management at StFX's Gerald Schwartz School of Business, and he has been the inaugural John T. Sears Chair in Corporate Social Responsibility since 2018. Dr. Long’s areas of specialization include business ethics, human resource management and leadership. His research has been published widely in the Journal of Business Ethics, Critical Perspectives on...

Grant Lounsbury is a classically trained animator and received his Bachelor of Arts in Animation from Sheridan College in 1989. He spent a large part of his early career in the field of traditional animation working on a variety of television and animated feature films. He has worked internationally on multiple animated feature films including Anastasia, Titan AE, and Werner. Most recently, Grant...

I received a Ph.D. in 2009 from UBC, supervised by Yue-Xian Li & Leah Edelstein-Keshet, as a member of the Mathematical Biology group and Institute of Applied Mathematics. I started at St.F.X. in 2009, where I teach courses in applied mathematics, and conduct research in collective behaviour and mathematical biology, focusing on connecting mathematical models to empirical data.