George Fulford
Associate Professor at University of Winnipeg- Claim this Profile
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French Professional working proficiency
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Cree Elementary proficiency
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Experience
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The University of Winnipeg
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Canada
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Associate Professor
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1998 - Present
My research pertains to three areas: (1) the derivational morphology of Swampy Cree, which is spoken principally in northern Manitoba and Ontario; (2) the development of useful and effective models to teach Swampy Cree as a second language in schools; (3) the production of video documentaries about remarkable people and contemporary social issues. Courses I teach pertain to ethnographic practice and theory, linguistic anthropology, and visual anthropology. My research pertains to three areas: (1) the derivational morphology of Swampy Cree, which is spoken principally in northern Manitoba and Ontario; (2) the development of useful and effective models to teach Swampy Cree as a second language in schools; (3) the production of video documentaries about remarkable people and contemporary social issues. Courses I teach pertain to ethnographic practice and theory, linguistic anthropology, and visual anthropology.
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Education
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1994 - 1996
The University of Chicago
SSHRC postdoctoral fellowship, Linguistic and Cultural Anthropology -
1988 - 1994
McMaster University
PhD, Cultural Anthropology -
1986 - 1988
The University of Western Ontario
Master's degree, Symbolic Anthropology -
1980 - 1982
Ryerson University
Bachelor's degree, Broadcast Journalism -
1973 - 1976
Trent University
Bachelor's degree, Anthropology and History
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