Andréanne Doyon | A Sustainable Housing Future

The President’s Faculty Lectures shine a light on the research excellence at Simon Fraser University. Hosted by SFU President Joy Johnson, these free public lectures celebrate cutting-edge research and researchers that engage with communities and mobilize knowledge to make real-world impacts.

The theme of this year’s lectures is Making a Difference for B.C. Approaching this theme from a variety of disciplines, each short lecture will be followed by a conversation with Joy Johnson and an audience Q&A session.  

Save the date for more upcoming President's Faculty Lectures!

• February 13, 2024: Victoria E. Thomas – Assistant Professor, School of Communication
• March 12, 2024: Wenona Hall – Associate Professor, Department of Indigenous Studies
• April 30, 2024: Bohdan Nosyk - Professor, St. Paul's Hospital CANFAR Chair in HIV/AIDS Research, Faculty of Health Sciences

Dr. Andréanne Doyon is an Assistant Professor and the Director of the Planning Program in the School of Resource and Environmental Management (REM) at Simon Fraser University (SFU). Her current research fits within the fields of governance and planning, and sustainability transitions (socio-technical) and transformations (socio-ecological). She explores systems and methods that enable, or are barriers to, change, and seeks to advance planning, equity, and climate change responses through her work. Andréanne is a trustee of the Fuel Poverty Research Network, a steering committee member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities Sustainable City and Landscape Hub, and a member of the Women and Inclusivity Sustainable Energy Research network.