Kathryn Campbell, University of Alberta
Associate Professor
Extension
Edmonton, Alberta
katy.campbell@ualberta.ca
Office:
(780) 492-1858
Bio/Research
Katy Campbell received her PhD (1994) in Instructional Studies from the University of Alberta. Her doctoral research involved a narrative study of a collaborative instructional design process as a socially transformative practice.
Katy has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Extension,...
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Katy has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Extension,...
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Bio/Research
Katy Campbell received her PhD (1994) in Instructional Studies from the University of Alberta. Her doctoral research involved a narrative study of a collaborative instructional design process as a socially transformative practice.
Katy has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta, effective July 1, 2009. She has been Interim Dean since 2007 and Associate Dean from 2001-2007. She worked as an instructional designer in the Faculty of Education at the University of Alberta (1983-93), as Assistant Professor in the College of Education at the State University of New York College at Geneseo (1993-95), and as a designer of distance programs at Keewatin Community College in Manitoba, Canada (1995-96). She is currently a Professor in the Faculty of Extension, and she teaches in the Master of Arts in Communications and Technology program.
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Katy has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta, effective July 1, 2009. She has been Interim Dean since 2007 and Associate Dean from 2001-2007. She worked as an instructional designer in the Faculty of Education at the University of Alberta (1983-93), as Assistant Professor in the College of Education at the State University of New York College at Geneseo (1993-95), and as a designer of distance programs at Keewatin Community College in Manitoba, Canada (1995-96). She is currently a Professor in the Faculty of Extension, and she teaches in the Master of Arts in Communications and Technology program.
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