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British Columbia municipal elections: SFU experts available
As municipal election campaigns across British Columbia kick into high gear ahead of voting day Oct. 15, SFU experts are available comment on various issues.
AVAILABLE SFU EXPERTS
ALISSA GREER, assistant professor, criminology
778.782.4041 | alissa_greer@sfu.ca
Expertise: drug policy, harm reduction, community engagement
ROB GORDON, professor, criminology | rgordon@sfu.ca
Expertise: crime and criminal justice
SANJAY JERAM, senior lecturer, political science
604.445.6790 | sjeram@sfu.ca
Expertise: Canadian federal and provincial politics (Ontario, BC & Alberta), federalism, public opinion, political parties, national identity, political values & ideology, immigration & diversity
ANDREY PAVLOV, professor, Beedie School of Business
604.763.3696 | apavlov@sfu.ca
Expertise: real estate markets, housing affordability, BC and Canadian economy, interest rates, inflation
MEGHAN WINTERS, professor, health sciences
604.315.0484 | mwinters@sfu.ca
Expertise: healthy cities, active transportation, city policy, road safety, build environment, social connections and well-being
CONTACT
MATT KIELTYKA, SFU Communications & Marketing
236.880.2187 | matt_kieltyka@sfu.ca
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