 | Suzanne Stewart email: suzanne.stewart@utoronto.ca Department: Applied Psychology and Human Development | |
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Academic History Doctor of Philosophy in Counselling Psychology (2003-2007), Department of Educational Psychology & Leadership Studies, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia Dissertation title: Indigenous Mental Health & Healing: Native Counsellors’ Narratives Supervisor: E. Anne Marshall, Ph.D., R. Psych. Master of Arts (2001-2003) in Counselling Psychology (2003-2007), Department of Educational Psychology & Leadership Studies, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia Thesis title: Indigenous Youth and Psychoeducational Research Ethics Supervisor: E. Anne Marshall, Ph.D., R. Psych. Bachelor of Arts (1999-2001), University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia Major: Psychology College of Psychologists of Ontario – Counselling Psychologist – Certificate # 10004469 Teaching Overview AEC 1201 Personality Theories (Fall) AEC 1202 Theories and Techniques in Counselling (Fall) AEC 1290 Indigenous Healing in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Winter) EDUC 5127 Indigenous Healing in Education (Winter) AEC 1228 Couples and Family Therapy (Summer I) AEC 1275 Special Topics: Gestalt Therapy (Summer I) Professional Activities ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Assistant Professor, Counseling Psychology (July 2007 – Present) Department of Adult Education and Counseling Psychology, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Sessional Lecturer, Counseling Psychology (May 2004 – June 2007) Department of Educational Psychology & Leadership Studies, University of Victoria PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association Co-Chair of the Aboriginal Circle Chapter (2007-2010) Canadian Psychological Association Aboriginal Psychology Section Chair of the Aboriginal Section (2011-2013) Associate Chair of the Aboriginal Psychology Section (2010-2011) Native Mental Health Association of Canada Ontario College of Psychologists Ontario Psychological Association National Indian and Inuit Community Health Representatives Organization AD HOC REVIEWS FOR AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science International Journal of Health, Promotion and Education Journal of Aboriginal Health GUEST EDITOR FOR International Journal of Health, Promotion and Education (2010, 2011) Counselling Psychology Quarterly (2011) GRANT REVIEWER Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Standard Operating Grants – Aboriginal Issues September 2010 RESEARCH REVIEW COMMITTEE Member, Research Review Committee, 2009, 2010, & 2011 Canadian Psychological Association Annual Meetings, Aboriginal Psychology Section Representative Publications Books
Stewart, S., Moodley, R., & Beaulileu, T. (Eds.) (In Press 2011). Indigenizing Psychology: Exploring Chapters in Edited Books
Marshall, M., Stewart, S., Popadiuk, N., Lawrence, B. (2011 in press) Walking in multiple worlds. Stewart, S. (2010). Deconstructing Chinn and Hana’ike: Pedagogy through an Indigenous Lens. In M. Mueller, D. Tippins, M. van Eijck & J. Adams (Eds.), Cultural Studies and Environmentalism: The Confluence of EcoJustice, Place-Based (Science) Education, and Indigenous Knowledge Systems. 73-90. New York: Springer.
Refereed Journal Articles 2011–2012 Stewart, S. (Principal Investigator). Aboriginal youth and homelessness. Community Based Research Grant: Indigenous Health Research Development Program. $25,000. 2011–2014 Marshal, A., Stewart, S. (Collaborator), Williams, L., & Lalonde, C. Stronger together: Helping each other to strengthen and sustain Indigenous youth identity and cultural knowledge, a research partnership utilizing traditional modalities. Partnership Development Grant: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. $197,700. 2009–2012 Marshal, A., Stewart, S. (Co-investigator). Walking in Multiple World; Aboriginal life-career narratives. Standard Operating Grant: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. $135,000. 2009-2010 Stewart, S. (Principal Investigator). Exploring Indigenous post-secondary success. Centre for Studies in Post-secondary Education, OISE, University of Toronto. $6,000. 2008–2009 Stewart, S. (Principal Investigator). Elders’ narratives on mental heath research methods. Connaught Foundation Start-Up Award (University of Toronto). $10,000. Grants Under Review April, 2011. Stewart, S. (Principal Investigator). Aboriginal homelessness and mental health: Exploring the narratives of street-involved youth. Standard Operating Grant, Aboriginal Health Interventions: Canadian Institute for Health Research. $146,000. February, 2011. Stewart, S. (Principal Investigator). Exploring urban Aboriginal mental health and homelessness. Investigative Grant: CERIS – The Ontario Metropolis Centre. $20,000. Honours and Awards TVO Best Lecturer, Nominee (2009) Centre for Study of Students in Post Secondary Education Faculty Associate Award, OISE/UT (2008) British Columbia Medical Association First Nations Research Award (2007) University of Victoria Farquarson Award for Graduate Teaching Excellence (2006) Greater Victoria Citizen’s Counseling Centre Certificate of Recognition (2005) University of Victoria, Faculty of Education, Aboriginal Student of Distinction Award (2003) Stewart Book Prize for Counseling (2003) Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Four-Year Doctoral Fellowship (2003-2007) University of Victoria Scholarship (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Grant MacEwan Community College, Dean’s List (1997-1998) |
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