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My journey to earn a Master of Arts Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS) degree through Athabasca University began August 2021. The focus of my degree is reinvigorating teaching pedagogy and awareness of Indigenous history and current events of Canada.
My journey to earn a Master of Arts Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS) degree through Athabasca University began August 2021. The focus of my degree is reinvigorating teaching pedagogy and awareness of Indigenous history and current events of Canada.
Completed Courses
ANTH 591: Ethnobiology in a Global Context (Summer 2021)
MAIS 601: Making Sense of Theory (Winter 2022)
MAIS 602: Doing Interdisciplinary Research (Spring 2022)
BEHV 655: Self-Directed Behaviour (Spring 2022)
EDST 635: Foundations of Education in Canada (Fall 2022)
ANTH 610: Environmental Anthropology: Life Beyond Human (Winter 2023)
GLST 650: Sustainability and Global Change (Summer 2023)
MDDE 665: Collaboration and Mentoring (Fall 2023)
EDST 645: Curriculum: Provoking Inquiry (Fall 2023)
Courses in Progress Spring 2024
MAIS 658: Doing Disability Differently
Course for Fall 2024
MAIS 701 Capstone Project/Thesis
Sample of Sara's Master's work:
You Can’t Eat This, You Can’t Touch That:
How Indigenous Taboos Lead to Preservation of Environmental Resources
FINAL ANTH 591_You Can’t Eat This, You Can’t Touch That- How Indigenous Taboos Lead to Preservation of Environmental Resources.pdf
Empathy: The Solution to Climate Change
Empathy: The Solution to Climate Change
FINAL Paper Empathy GLST 650_Haney.pdf
Neoliberal Education Reforms in Alberta at the effect on K-12 Education
Neoliberal Education Reforms in Alberta at the effect on K-12 Education
Assignment 3 Final Paper EDST 635 Neoliberal Education Reforms AB_Haney.pdfPage updated
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