T. Nicole Goulet

Nicole Goulet is an Instructor in the Department of Religion at the University of Manitoba's Faculty of Arts. After teaching as a sessional instructor at multiple institutions, she joined the University of Manitoba permanently. Her work bridges religious studies with critical social theory.

• Education: PhD in Religion (University of Manitoba, 2010), MA in Religious Studies (University of Calgary, 2002), BA in Religion (Brandon University, 2000)

Her research focuses on race, gender, and sexuality in religious contexts, with particular attention to postcolonial frameworks and the material dimensions of religion. She examines how religion intersects with public discourse and popular culture, emphasizing pedagogical challenges.

Nicole's publications from 2011-2019 reveal sustained engagement with Hinduism, feminist pedagogy, and postcolonial theory. Her work addresses intersections of violence against women, religious narratives, and decolonizing educational practices.