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Brenda Philip

Brenda Philip

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My liaison areas areas are listed below: however, I can assist you in finding resources, including scholarly articles, in other subject areas.

Art History
School of Land Use and Environmental Change
Psychology
School of Culture, Media, and Society
Visual Arts

My Guides

AH 100, The History of Art and Culture in a Global Context (Geoffrey Carr and Aleksandra Idzior)

AH 101, Art and Culture in the West to 1400 (Jill Bain)

AH 102, Art and Culture in the West from 1400 to the Present (Aleksandra Idzior and Jill Bain)

AH 219, Classical Art and Its Legacy (Jill Bain)

AH 235, Art and Religion (Jill Bain)

AH 310, Studies in Medieval Art (Jill Bain)

B.C. & Municipal Governments

Canadian Government Information

Collaboratorium, The - Community Engaged Research

Dr Keith Carlson Stó:lō Research Guide

Economic Indicators

ENGL 104, Introduction to Creative Writing (Carl Peters)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing: The Media Question (Carl Peters)

FNST 201, Stó:lō Communications and Worldview

GEOG 130, Geography of Canada

GEOG 140, Human Geography (Rachel Chapman)

HarvestIR: UFV's Institutional Repository

Heritage Collection

Historical Geography

Human Geography

IPK 277, Indigenous Art: Stories and Protocols

IPK 331, History of Indigenous Leadership

IPK 386, Indigenous Worldviews of North America

Latin American Studies

Newman Western Canadian Cookbook Collection

Online Exhibit of the Newman Western Canadian Cookbook Collection

Photography & Film

Physical Geography

PSYC 221, Introduction to Cognitive Psychology (Andrea Hughes)

PSYC 221, Introduction to Cognitive Psychology (Shannon Wright)

Visual Arts and Art History

World Governments & NGOs

My Subject Specialties

Anthropology Art, Art History & Design Environmental Studies Geography & Geology Global Development Studies Government Information Multicultural & Ethnic Studies Psychology Sociology Special Collections Visual Arts

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