
Education
- PhD Sociology, York University, Toronto, Canada
- MA Sociology, Ottawa University, Ottawa, Canada
- Graduate Diploma Project Management, Université du Québec en Outaouais, Gatineau, Canada.
- BA Honors Sociology, Winnipeg University, Canada.
- Certificate Social Communications and Group Facilitation, Saint-Paul University, Ottawa, Canada
- VRQ Certificate Level 2, Equality and Diversity, Norton Radstock College, Somerset, U.K.
Biography
Dr. Severine Minot will be teaching in the field of migration studies and cultural studies while also supporting the pedagogical objectives of the Liberal Core program during her stay at Habib University. She will also be conducting research on transnationalism and transnational cultural dynamics in the Middle East and South Asia. She will be maintaining her commitment to the dissemination of knowledge through publication projects and participation in international conferences, supporting campus vitality through a wide range of extra-curricular and scholarly activities and fostering the development and stellar reputation of Habib University and its School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences through the application of pedagogical best practices.
Selected Publications
- Minot S. (2015) Review: Lehmann, Angela (2014) Transnational Lives in China: Expatriates in a
Globalizing City. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 171. ISBN: 978-0-230-34839-4. Migration Studies, Oxford University Press. First published online: June 6. Available at http://migration.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2015/06/05/migration.mnv009.short?rss=1 - Minot S. (2009) Universal Human Rights and Sustainable Globalization: Reaching for a Castle in the Sky. 2007 SYLFF Regional Forum Selected Papers on “Human Rights and Creative Leadership.” Tokyo: The Tokyo Foundation: 103-130. Paper originally presented at the Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund Americas Regional Forum, Fletcher School, Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
- Minot S., Leclerc A. and G. Allaire (2008) Liminaire. Francophonie D’Amérique. Special Issue: “Langues officielles et dualité linguistique : structuration de la recherche et partenariats.” No. 25, Spring: 11-18.
- Minot S. (2005) Adaptation et efficacité des intervenants dans les projets de développement international: les aspects comportementaux de la question. Cahier de recherche exploratoire en gestion, University of Quebec in Outaouais, 2(3) spring: 65-105.
- Minot S. (2003) Hubert, Ludwig, Consumo, cultura e identidad en el mundo globalizado. Estudios de caso en los Andes; Smith, Stephen y Trivelli, Carolina, El consumo urbano de los alimentos andinos tradicionales. La Revista Andina, No. 37 (Sept.): 261-264.