User:Adtrace

Wikipedia:Babel

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This user comes from Ottawa.

This user comes from Canada.

My Contributions

I began the articles on the Burundi Genocide, Bank of Hamilton, and Srebrenica. I also contributed text and photos to the article on the City of Thorold and Cambuskenneth Abbey.

I tend to limit myself when editing pages as I know how touchy people can get, but I felt two warranted serious expansion. As such, my two editing contributions were on the following articles: Arusha Accords, UNAMIR.

Education

My self-professed spheres of knowledge are in Conflict Resolution, English, History, Peace Studies and Political Science (my degree is extremely interdisciplinary). I have a significant research interest in the various genocides occurring throughout history. However, my primary research interest is Hollywood war film.

I hold a Combined Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Peace Studies. I'm nearing completion of a Master of Arts degree in Conflict Studies.

The more notable university courses that I've taken are the following:

• A History of English Literature (English)
• Children’s Migration and Conflict (Conflict Studies)
• Conflict Resolution: Analysis and Design (Conflict Studies)
• Conflict Transformation (Peace Studies)
• Contemporary Security Issues (Political Science)
• Identity-Based Conflict (Conflict Studies)
• Popular Culture (English)
• Extensive Reading of Shakespeare (English)
• Genocide: Sociological and Political Perspectives (Political Science)
• History of Conflict Resolution (Conflict Studies)
• International Relations (Political Science)
• Peace-building through Health Initiatives (Peace Studies)
• Religious Identities and Conflict (Conflict Studies)
• The British Novel (English)
• The Life and Thought of Mohandas Gandhi (Religious Studies)
• Theory and Practice of Non-violence (Religious Studies)
• Trauma, Healing and Reconciliation (Conflict Studies)
• Violence Through an Anthropological Perspective (Anthropology)
• War and Peace in the Christian Tradition (Religious Studies)

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Adtrace (talk) 07:46, 11 December 2008 (UTC)