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Martin Warkentin

Martin Warkentin

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604-504-7441 ext. 4460

My Guides

AGRI 142, Agribusiness Principles (Renee Prasad)

AGRI 163, Pest Biology and Identification (Renee Prasad)

AGRI 206, Field Techniques in Pest Management

AGRI 371, Sustainable Holistic Agriculture

Agriculture & Horticulture

Anti-Black Racism

Applied & Technical Studies

Canadian Literature

COVID-19 and Criminal Justice

CRIM 215, Restorative Justice (Fall 2021)

CRIM 310, Advanced Theoretical Perspectives

CRIM 414, Intervention Techniques in Corrections (Winter 2022)

Criminal Justice

Domestic Violence

Electronic Book Collections

ENGL 104, Introduction to Creative Writing (Carl Peters)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Ceilidh Hart)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Jacky Bolding)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Jacqueline Taylor)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Karen Selesky)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Ron Sweeney)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing, "Are You What You Eat?" (Michelle Superle)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing, Community Change

ENGL 105, Academic Writing: Exercises in Essay Writing & Process (Carl Peters)

ENGL 170C, Literature in Context: Understanding Comics

ENGL 203E, Horror Film & Literature (Carl Peters)

ENGL 240, An Introduction to Canadian Literature

ENGL 312, Shakespeare

ENGL 319, The 18th Century Novel

ENGL 335, Special Topics in Victorian Literature - The Pre-Raphaelite Movement

ENGL 340, British and Irish Poetry Since 1930

English Literature

ESL WG 84, Writing & Grammar Bridge

Fire Research Resources

GD 304, User Experience Design

IDS 200, Ecologies of Hope / River Conversations

Indigenizing the Academy

Indigenous Literatures

Indigenous Studies

Library Makerspace

Open Access Publishing

Open Education Faculty Fellows

Open Education Micro Grant Program (2024)

Open Educational Resources

PD Day May 2019: Faculty of Applied & Technical Studies

PHIL 412, Corporations, Globalization, and Ethics

Philosophy & Ethics

Political Science

Residential Schools

Trauma-Informed Practice

My Subject Specialties

Agriculture & Horticulture Applied & Technical Studies Copyright English Language & Literature Open Access/Open Education Resources Philosophy & Religious Studies

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