Michael Cottrell

Michael Cottrell is an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Administration at the University of Saskatchewan. He is currently on sabbatical. His research focuses on Indigenous education, Native-Newcomer relations, international/ comparative education, and educational leadership. He teaches undergraduate courses such as EADM 425 (Legal and Institutional Contexts of Education) and graduate courses including EADM 819 (First Nations Educational Leadership and Governance) and EADM 836 (Leading Community Relations).

His graduate supervision includes the completed MEd thesis by Y. Zhou (2012): Listening to voices: Understanding Chinese students' journey at a Canadian university. Dr. Cottrell's work intersects with community leadership, First Nations education history, and Canadian educational policy. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.