Future Graduate Students

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• Major Research Papers Completed
• MA Thesis Completed

Admissions committee for fall 2012:

Cristina Santos (Director), Leslie Boldt, Tim Conley, Tamara El-Hoss, David Fancy, Corrado Federici, Derek Knight, and Brian Power

Some graduates from the M.A. in Comparative Literatures and Arts have chosen to continue their graduate studies in the following programs:

• Ph.D. in English (Carleton University and University of Ottawa)
• Ph.D. in Comparative Literature
  • University of Western Ontario (with an OGS)
  • University of Toronto (fully funded by SSHRC)
• Ph.D. in Cultural Studies at Trent University
• Ph.D. in Humanities at York University
• M.A. in Art and Visual Culture at the University of Guelph
• M.A. in Popular Culture, Brock University
• M.A. in Women's Studies at the University of Western Ontario
• Teacher's College
• OISE at the University of Toronto
• Brock University

Some graduates have commented on other advantages of having taken the M.A., in that it further enhanced their development in their fields of employment:

• Teaching performing arts at the university level
• Writing, directing and acting in theatre with new theoretical perspectives
• Teaching assistant in English at Brock University
• Museum educator at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, ON
• Freelance photographer
• Freelance translator