Peace & Conflict Transformation Studies
Faculty & Staff
The Peace & Conflict Transformation Studies (PACTS) program includes faculty from 12 different academic disciplines, making our explorations of conflict, peace, and justice truly inter-disciplinary.
PACTS Department Faculty
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Wendy KroekerPACTS Program Advisor Contact Wendy: wkroeker |
PACTS Associated Faculty from 12 Academic Disciplines
Note: The Canadian Mennonite University Shaftesbury Campus has tried a bold experiment of the whole university committing to peace and justice as core marks of identity and mission. Peace and justice is not a department concern of a few but a unique distinguishing characteristic of the whole university. Therefore, as well as discipline-specific courses on peace and conflict, faculty from across the university teach courses which count towards the PACTS program. These faculty include:
Biblical and Theology Studies
Business and Organizational Administration Studies
- Andrea Martins
Communications and Media
English
Geography
History
International Development Studies
Philosophy
Psychology
Past Visiting Canadian School of Peacebuilding Teaching Faculty
Every year in June CMU's Canadian School of Peacebuilding invites peacebuilders from around the world to teach courses on peace, development, and justice. These courses can be taken for academic credit or professional development. Past instructors include (in aphabetical order):
- Mubarak Awad
- Babu Ayindo
- John Bell
- Mark Burch
- Cathy Campbell
- Stuart Clark
- David Dyck
- Martin Entz
- Elaine Enns
- Marc Gopin
- Harry Huebner
- Ouyporn Khuankaew
- George Lakey
- Michelle LeBaron
- Stan McKay
- Maxine Matilpi
- Ivo Markovic
- Piet Meiring
- Ovide Mercredi
- Sophia Murphy
- Ched Myers
- Kay Pranis
- Karen Ridd
- Jan Schmidt
- Anna Snyder
- Barry Stuart
- Armand Volkas
- Howard Zehr
Printed from: www.cmu.ca/programs/pacts/faculty
