Creative scholar, editor, academic administrator, James Gray is internationally recognized as an authority on eighteenth century English literature-. His book on the sermons of Samuel Johnson and his edition of'Johnson's religious writings are notable contributions to scholarship. As a member of the Executive Committee of the Yale University edition of Johnson's works, Professor Gray has a continuing influence on eighteenth century studies. Before coming to Dalhousie where he became Dean of Arts and Science, Professor Gray was prominent in the educational life of the Province of Quebec and is a member of major national academic committees and organizations in Canada, the United States and Great Britain. His extensive publications are in the fields of Literary Criticism, Aesthetics, Biography and Communications.

Leslie C. Green, University Professor at the University of Alberta, is one of the most prolific international legal scholars in the English speaking world. Following a distinguished academic career in England and in the Far East, he came to Canada in 1965 and has continued his prodigious writings and participation in international conferences. His vigorous style reflects his deep commitment to law as an instrument for promoting justice and respect for human rights in the international legal order. He has produced several books and some 330 articles and notes in legal and international journals throughout the world.

LONG Allan Griffin is a theoretical condensed matter physicist who has made significant contributions to our modern understanding of the dynamics of superfluid systems. He is internationally known for his seminal publications on the pivotal role of Bose-Einstein condensation (BEC) on the excitation spectrum in superconductors, superfluid Helium 4, and trapped ultracold Bose atomic gases. His recent fundamental studies of the combined role of both the condensate and non-condensate atoms culminated in his tour-de-force derivation of the Landau two-fluid hydrodynamic equations in trapped Bose gases. The author of two influential books on the topic of BEC in quantum liquids and gases, he is a leader in the emerging field of ultracold atomic gases. SHORT Allan Griffin has made significant contributions to the theoretical understanding of the dynamics of superfluid systems. His research on the pivotal role of Bose-Einstein condensation (BEC) on the excitation spectrum in superconductors, superfluid Helium 4, and trapped ultracold Bose atomic gases have made him a leader in the emerging field of ultracold atomic gases.

Long Citation Michael Groden is an internationally recognized authority on the works of James Joyce, especially Joyce's novel Ulysses, and the world's leading authority on the manuscripts for Ulysses. He has produced a groundbreaking book on Joyce's writing of Ulysses based on surviving manuscripts; a unique 63-volume photo-facsimile edition of all of Joyce's surviving manuscripts; and a detailed report for the National Library of Ireland when new Joyce manuscripts were discovered in 2001. He is the co-editor of an acclaimed guide to literary theory and criticism, now in its second edition, and of a book of translated French essays on manuscript study. Short Citation Michael Groden is an internationally recognized authority on the works of James Joyce, and the world's leading authority on the manuscripts for Ulysses. He has produced a groundbreaking book on Joyce's writing of Ulysses, is the co-editor of an acclaimed guide to literary theory and criticism, now in its second edition, and of a book of translated French essays on manuscript study.

Les travaux de M. Guindon portent sur différents aspects de la société québécoise. Son attention s'est portée sur l'évolution socio-historique de la société dans son ensemble, sur les transformations de ses structures institutionnelles, sur la stratification de la société et la composition de ses élites, sur les transformations de ses institutions, de leur rôle et de leur pouvoir dans la société, et enfin sur l'évolution des réalités sociolinguistiques au Canada. II s'est attardé de façon particulière sur les changements qui sont survenus dans la structure de classe au Québec, sur les forces sociales qui ont amené ces transformations et les conséquences qu'elles ont eues pour la société et ses institutions. Les perspectives qu'il apporte à l'étude de ces questions sont originales. Ses écrits ont eu et continuent d'avoir une répercussion considérable, répercussion qui se mesure en partie par le nombre de collections qui reproduisent ses textes et par le fait que peu de cours universitaires portant sur la macrosociologie de la société canadienne et québécoise ou sur la stratification sociale n'incluent pas certains de ses textes dans leur liste de lecture.

In Anthropology world-wide Philip Gulliver is identified with network theory. Between 1948 and 1970 his researches in East Africa on various groups produced eight significant books and thirty articles on pastoralism, social structure, law and labour migration. Since his 1971 arrival in Canada to teach at Calgary and York, two of his most important works have appeared, "Neighbours and Networks" and "Disputes and Negotiations",examining how interpersonal ties, structured outside formal groupings, are nevertheless organized and influence action. His prolific publication continues, and he has become a pillar of the discipline in Canada.

Harry Emmet Gunning is an eminent Canadian with an established international reputation in the field of photochemistry. He is giving dynamic leadership to a large group of able young chemists and graduate students working in his department. His services are in demand by industry, by government and by other organizations and institutions. Since coming to the University of Alberta in 1957 he has influenced the policy of the university far beyond the development of the Department of Chemistry. He has contributed substantially to the rapid development of a first class graduate program and the expansion of research, particularly in basic sciences.

Ms. Gupta is an internationally acclaimed group theorist who works in many difficult areas of Combinatorial Group Theory. Her most startling discovery of 2-torsion in the free centre by metabelian groups has generated intense research throughout the world. Amongst her many other accomplishments is her work on the automorphism groups and especially on the existence of wild automorphisms in important cases. In the past number of years she has been an important contributor to virtually every international conference on group theory.