About
Dr. Michael Lukas is a Continuing Sessional Instructor at the University of Victoria (UVic), where he has taught since 2012. Previously, he taught at the University of Montana. He holds a BA from the University of Colorado, an MA from the University of Montana, and a PhD from UVic. His teaching focuses on academic and technical writing, including courses like ATWP 135 and ENGR 240, alongside advanced rhetoric, cultural theory, poetry, and early American literature.
- Education:
- BA, University of Colorado
- MA, University of Montana
- PhD, University of Victoria
His research explores rhetoric and discourse analysis, particularly concerning environmental issues and human/non-human interactions in wildlife management, with a focus on wolves. This work forms the basis of his PhD and ongoing book project. Drawing from philosophy and political/cultural theory, his classes emphasize dialogue, encouraging students to connect coursework to their personal experiences and curiosities.
No awards or grants are listed in the profile. His teaching philosophy prioritizes student-driven inquiry, fostering essays and proposals rooted in genuine curiosity.
