Canada Research Chair Program
The Canada Research Chair program provides funding in support of exceptional researchers at Canadian universities. The King’s University Chairs work in the following areas of expertise:
- Canada Research Chair in Transitions to Sustainability: Dr. Adrian Beling
- Canada Research Chair in Modern Literature and Print Culture: Dr. Elizabeth Willson Gordon
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Public Accountability and Transparency
The King’s University believes that all people are worthy of respect. We consciously cultivate a safe, inclusive environment of mutual respect, where all may belong and flourish. We are committed to equity of access and opportunity for all our students, faculty, and staff in keeping with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Alberta Human Rights Act. The University extends this commitment to its research environment, striving to enhance the diversity among the faculty, staff, and student researchers. King’s also strives to develop a deeper understanding of research that is not limited by the dominant western structures, while at the same time acknowledging the strengths these structures bring.
All researchers at King’s should expect to be treated equitably in terms of access to institutional resources, the support they receive from colleagues, and the opportunities available for them to advance their research careers. King’s strives to go beyond common standards of equity and develop structures, resources, and a culture that uniquely helps each researcher discover their own path to becoming strong scholars who can contribute to the larger research community. Our institutional goal is that all researchers may develop flourishing research careers that provide meaning and fulfillment.
The commitment to employment equity extends to The King’s University’s participation in the Canada Research Chairs program. We believe that equity, diversity, and inclusion can be achieved within the Canada Research Chairs program and will encourage diversity by ensuring all qualified individuals, including those from the Four Designated Groups (FDG), have equal opportunities to access CRC opportunities and contribute to the University’s research and innovation goals.
To learn more about Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at King's, visit the EDI landing page.
See more about our program strategy.
Current Chair Recruitment Postings
All CRC searches must follow the requirements for recruiting and nominating Canada Research Chairs.
Internal
Tier II Canada Research Chair – Urban Ecology – posted April 10, 2024
External
There are no postings at this time.
Archived Chair Recruitment Postings
Internal
There are no postings at this time.
External
Tier II Special Canada Research Chair – posted April 23, 2019
Questions or Concerns?
If you have questions or concerns related to equity and diversity in our Chairs program, please contact:
Dr. Kristopher Ooms | Vice President Academic and Research
Paula Mitchell | Director of Human Resources