Center for Canadian-American Studies – Expanding Knowledge of Canada and Canadian-American Relations

Canadian-American Studies Welcomes Two New Faculty Colleagues!

Tuti Baker is Assistant Professor of Comparative Indigenous Studies, with a joint appointment between Canadian-American Studies and Fairhaven College.

James Miller is Assistant Professor of Comparative Indigenous Studies, with a joint appointment between Canadian-American Studies and Huxley's Department of Environmental Studies.

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Covid-19 Global Conversations

Western Washington University’s Center for Canadian-American Studies is proud to partner with our friends and colleagues at the University of Washington’s Canadian Studies Center in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. Together the centers form the Pacific Northwest National Resource Center on Canada—one of just two NRCs on Canada in the nation. The NRC is funded by a U.S. Department of Education Title VI grant administered by the International and Foreign Language Education office in the Office of Postsecondary Education.

Below is a link to a timely conversation with the Consul General of Canada in Seattle, Brandon Lee, entitled From Seattle to Canada which is part of UW’s Covid 19 Global Conversation series.

SCHOLARS WEEK 2020

As part of the continuing celebration of Scholars Week 2020, Canadian-American Studies is pleased to highlight the outstanding work of some of our students.

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