Victor Rabinovitch

Victor Rabinovitch is an Adjunct Professor and Emeritus Fellow at Queen's University's School of Policy Studies. He specializes in Canadian cultural policy, history, and public policy analysis. Previously, he served as President Emeritus of the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum, overseeing major expansions and renovations. He holds leadership roles in organizations like Opera Lyra Ottawa-Gatineau.

His research focuses on cultural expression, community identity, and the intersection of history with public policy. Notable works include analyses of language politics in Quebec and Canada, and the role of museums in revitalizing Indigenous spirituality.

• Awards: CEO of the Year (2005), Association for Canadian Studies Merit Award (2006), Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.

Dr. Rabinovitch has extensive governance experience, having led federal departments, provincial agencies, and national museums. His career bridges academic research, museum leadership, and public policy advocacy.