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Dr. Janine Metallic is an Assistant Professor in McGill University's Department of Integrated Studies in Education (DISE), affiliated with the Faculty of Education. Her work centers Indigenous educational studies, language revitalization, and culturally responsive pedagogy. She holds a PhD in Educational Studies and has been recognized with awards including the 2024 Faculty of Education's Award for Distinguished Teaching.
- Education: PhD (Educational Studies)
Her research focuses on Indigenous methodologies, language maintenance, and knowledge systems. She emphasizes relational accountability and community-based approaches, particularly with the Listuguj Mi’gmaq First Nation. Current projects include building Indigenous research capacity through graduate student training and developing community-driven educational initiatives.
Teaching includes courses like EDEC 203 (Communication in Education), EDEC 233 (Indigenous Education), and specialized graduate seminars on Indigenous research methodologies. She actively supervises graduate students focused on Indigenous-centered research.
- Awards: 2024 Distinguished Teaching Award; 2019 McGill Equity and Community Building Award
Her work bridges academic and community contexts, addressing language preservation, culturally grounded education, and decolonizing research practices.
