Stephen Culhane

Education

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  The University of British Columbia

  1997 - 2001

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Applied Linguistics / Second Language Acquisition (English as a Second or Additional Language)

  Dissertation put forth, and assessed the Intercultural Interaction Model relating interaction experiences in a host SLA setting to a series of psychological, linguistic, and social components of acculturation and language acquisition in an international study abroad context.

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  The University of British Columbia

  1991 - 1992

  Bachelor's Degree Bachelors of Education, Secondary

  BEd, including BC Professional A Certification for secondary teaching. Teaching fields: English, History, Asian Studies / Japanese, Social Studies, Drama / Theatre

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  The University of British Columbia

  1993 - 1995

  Master's Degree Curriculum and Instruction / Social and Educational Studies

  Dissertation evaluated a training package create for British Columbia Second School settings providing a model for students to respond to racially charged incidents in school and other contexts. (See: Culhane, Kehoe, and Lee 1994; Government of BC)

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  The University of British Columbia

  1988 - 1990

  Bachelor's Degree Double Major: History / International Relations - Asian Studies

  PhD. Applied Linguistics / Language and Literacy Education: "Towards a Model of Intercultural Interaction in an ESL International Setting" MA "Assessing a model anti-racist training program for secondary schools and students."