Ph.D. Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology,
University of Alberta, 2024

Hi, I’m Angeline Letourneau.

Angeline will be transitioning to the Colorado School of Mines as part of the Hennebach Scholars Program this fall at the level of Assistant Professor. Their research interests include climate change, identity, resource extraction, populism, and agri-food systems. They centre an intersectional and anti-colonial approach in all of their inquiries, focusing on the translation of their research findings to actionable outputs that address the social inequalities shaped by identity, particularly gender and indigeneity. They have a proven track record for acquiring research funding, with over $190,000 in research funding to date. Their training as a Teaching Fellow at the Peter Lougheed Leadership College plays an influential role in both their teaching and research pursuits, informing their attention to purposeful intervention through sociological methods. Their work has been published in such journals as Climatic Change, Environmental Sociology, and Environmental Politics.

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