Donald Wright completed his degrees at Mount Allison University (BA), McGill University (MA) and the University of Ottawa (PhD). In 1998 he was a Fulbright Scholar in the Department of History at NYU.

Dr. Joanna Everitt is a Professor of Political Science and a former president of the Canadian Political Science Association. At UNB she has served as the Director of the UNB Urban and Community ...

At a time when many citizens are disenchanted with the political process yet uncertain as to the remedies required, a critical task for educators is to help students become informed and engaged ...

An advisor to federal and provincial policymakers, Dr. Herb Emery focuses his research on the development of the Canadian economy and the persistence of long-standing regional disparities. Aside from ...

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UNSW-NB15 used the IXIA PerfectStorm tool to generate the dataset to create modern normal and abnormal network traffic. Their dataset includes nine attack categories and benign traffic. They captured ...

Dr. Bell received his doctorate from Vanderbilt University, and came to UNB in 2016. He teaches classes at UNB including courses on 19th and 20th century phenomenology and existentialism, Ethics of ...

Stephen Schryer’s areas of interest include 20th/21st century American literature, science fiction, African American literature, and literary theory. His current book project, tentatively titled ...

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degree from a recognized Canadian university degree from a non-Canadian university acceptable to UNB Law; or in exceptional circumstances in their final year of a four-year degree (120 credits) of ...