Scott W. Murray

Scott W. Murray serves as Associate Professor and Department Chair in the Faculty of Humanities at Mount Royal University, Calgary, with over two decades of academic leadership focused on historical pedagogy and digital memory studies.

His educational credentials include:

• PhD from University of Calgary (1997)
• MA from University of British Columbia (1990)
• BA (Hons) from University of Calgary (1988)

Dr. Murray's research examines ethical frameworks in digital Holocaust testimony preservation, Holocaust education efficacy, 19th-century British diplomacy, and European nationalism. His interdisciplinary approach bridges digital humanities with trauma studies, emphasizing how technology shapes historical memory and educational practices in atrocity contexts.

Publications reveal a trajectory from diplomatic history (2000) toward contemporary genocide representation (2016), highlighting evolving scholarly engagement with digital media's role in memorialization and education.

Scientific awards: No awards or fellowships were documented in the source material.

As an educator, he directs curricula across 10+ history courses including HIST 3361 (The Holocaust) and HIST 4461 (Limits of Representation), while administratively overseeing Humanities department operations as Chair.