RRU in the Media 

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Here's what Royal Roads experts were interviewed about this week: 

  • Professor of Communication and Culture Geoff Bird’s film Story Pole: Indigenous Veterans and the Tallest Pole in the World was screened by CHEK News.  

  • Royal Roads University and Urasenke Tankokai Victoria Association’s new tea ceremony offering at the Teahouse was covered in Victoria Buzz and Black Press publications.  

  • David Black, associate professor of Communication and Culture, was on CBC News to discuss the federal election ballot recounts.  

  • Robert Newell, assistant professor of Environment and Sustainability and Canada Research Chair for Climate Change, Biodiversity and Sustainability, was interviewed by Blue Dot Living about community housing bonds – a solution for disaster-resistant housing.  

  • Education News Canada featured research led by Kathleen Manion, program head of the Master of Arts in Justice Studies program, about online dangers and AI.  

  • RRU’s partnership with ITESO, Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara in Mexico, was featured in Education News Canada. 

Each week, Communications compiles links to media appearances by faculty and staff. If your appearance should be included here, please reach out to Communications.