Dr. Christl Verduyn
Fellow
Current Employer
Mount Allison University
Election Year
2006
Academy
Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Discipline
Literature
Department
Department of English
Keywords
Canadian and Quebec literatures, Canadian studies, Canadian/Quebec women's writing, "minority" writing in Canada/Quebec, "life writing"
Long Citation
Christl Verduyn has made a significant contribution to Canadian literary scholarship, to the expansion of the university's reach into the broader community, and to the institutional strength of Canadian Studies both in Canada and abroad. Her pioneering work on Canadian women's writing in both English and French, on race and ethnicity in Canadian literature and on the theory and practice of life writing has opened avenues in all these areas which subsequent scholars continue to explore.
Short Citation
Christl Verduyn has made a significant contribution to Canadian literary scholarship and to the institutional strength of Canadian Studies both in Canada and abroad. Her pioneering work on Canadian women's writing in both English and French, on race and ethnicity in Canadian literature and on the theory and practice of life writing has opened avenues in all these areas which subsequent scholars continue to explore.
Christl Verduyn has made a significant contribution to Canadian literary scholarship, to the expansion of the university's reach into the broader community, and to the institutional strength of Canadian Studies both in Canada and abroad. Her pioneering work on Canadian women's writing in both English and French, on race and ethnicity in Canadian literature and on the theory and practice of life writing has opened avenues in all these areas which subsequent scholars continue to explore.
Short Citation
Christl Verduyn has made a significant contribution to Canadian literary scholarship and to the institutional strength of Canadian Studies both in Canada and abroad. Her pioneering work on Canadian women's writing in both English and French, on race and ethnicity in Canadian literature and on the theory and practice of life writing has opened avenues in all these areas which subsequent scholars continue to explore.