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Dr. Tina Trigg is a Professor of English and Department Chair at The King's University. She holds a PhD from the University of Ottawa (2003), an MA (1996) and BA Honours (1994) from Lakehead University. Her research focuses on Literature and Psychology, Margaret Atwood, Contemporary Canadian Fiction, Disability Studies, and Madness and Marginalization. She has published widely on Canadian literature, including monographs and essays analyzing Atwood's work and other key authors like Alice Munro and Frans Eemil Sillanpää. Dr. Trigg has presented at international conferences such as the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, the International Contemporary Women’s Writing Association, and the Christianity and Literature Study Group.
Her teaching portfolio includes courses like ENGL 214/215 (Literature and Academic Interpretation), ENGL 327 (Psychology and Literature), and specialized Canadian literature courses (ENGL 370/371). She actively engages in pedagogical innovation, including inclusive education practices and high-impact learning strategies. Dr. Trigg also contributes to institutional leadership through roles in academic governance and community initiatives like the Pakitinâsowin Fund for Indigenous reconciliation.
