The Royal Military College of Canada (Kingston) is at the beginning of its journey towards rising to the Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. We are seeking to build strength and capacity within the professorial corps of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities with a view to supporting unlearning, learning, and intellectual development of the learner-Officer Cadets who study here.
The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities is the largest faculty at RMC, comprising seven departments and serving as the academic home of approximately two thirds of learner-Officer Cadets at the university. We are seeking to learn from, and with, Indigenous scholars across six departments, and solicit expressions of interest from First Nations, Inuit, and Métis scholars working in the areas of:
- English, Culture, and Communication
- French, Literature, and Culture
- Military Psychology and Leadership
- Political Science and Economics
We encourage applications from those who hold a PhD or are nearing completion of their doctoral studies. Candidates are encouraged to reach out to Associate Vice-Principal of Indigenous Knowledges and Learning, Dr. Danielle Lussier (Red River Métis and Citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation), with any questions about this recruitment process. She can be reached at lussier@rmc.ca.