Research Faculty Directory
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Lynn Smith
The Honourable Lynn Smith, OC KC
- Email: smith@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileThe Honourable Lynn Smith, OC, KC, practiced law with Shrum, Liddle and Hebenton (now McCarthy Tetrault), taught law at the UBC Faculty of Law (1981-98) and served as its Dean of Law (1991-97). Her areas of research were Evidence, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and Human Rights.
- Allard School of Law
- Centre for Feminist Legal Studies
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Jocelyn Stacey
Associate Professor
- Phone: 604 822 8326
- Email: stacey@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileJocelyn Stacey is an Associate Professor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia. She researches environmental crises and the visible and invisible ways in which law creates, regulates and prevents these events.
- Centre for Feminist Legal Studies
- Centre for Law and the Environment
- Indigenous Legal Studies
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James Stewart
Professor
- Phone: 604 822 9719
- Email: stewart@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileMy research interests are eclectic and interconnected.
First, I have spent a number of years working in international criminal law as a witness, a prosecutor and a scholar. I began my career working with victims and perpetrators of the Rwandan genocide within local settings and in Rwandan prisons. The experience informed much of my work at the intersection of theory and practice in international criminal justice.
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Kristen Thomasen
Assistant Professor
- Phone: 604 822 3267
- Email: thomasen@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileKristen earned her JD degree at the University of Ottawa, and holds a BA (Hons.) in Anthropology from McMaster University and an MA in International Affairs from Carleton University. She completed her PhD in Law at the University of Ottawa, her dissertation has a focus on public space privacy intrusions facilitated by robots/artificial intelligence (e.g. drones, facial recognition technology).
- Centre for Feminist Legal Studies
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Régine Tremblay
Assistant Professor
- Phone: 604 822 4669
- Email: tremblay@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileRégine Tremblay joined Allard Law in 2017. Her areas of expertise include family law, matrimonial property law, private law, comparative law, family mediation, reproduction and law, and critical theories, including feminism and queer theories. She holds a BCL and an LLB from the Faculty of Law at McGill University and an LLM and an SJD from the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto.
- Centre for Feminist Legal Studies
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Anne Uteck
Assistant Professor of Teaching
Faculty Lead, Indigenous Legal Studies Summer Intensive in Torts; Director, Upper-year Mooting Program; Co-Academic Director, Indigenous Legal Studies (January 2023)- Phone: 604 822 5019
- Email: uteck@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileProfessor Uteck practiced law in Nova Scotia before before deciding to pursue an academic career beginning at the SMU Sobey School of Business. She completed her doctorate on reconceptualizing spatial privacy for the Internet of Everything during which time she was the recipient of several awards, including the Gowlings Fellow in Technology Law, as well as winning several international peer reviewed competitions.
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Stepan Wood
Professor
Canada Research Chair in Law, Society and Sustainability, Director of the Centre for Law and the Environment- Phone: 604 827 0441
- Email: wood@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileProfessor Stepan Wood’s research relates to sustainability, globalization, transnational governance, voluntary environmental standards, climate change, environmental law, corporate social responsibility and social justice. He holds the Canada Research Chair in Law, Society and Sustainability at the Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, where he also directs the Centre for Law & the Environment.
- Centre for Law and the Environment
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Margot Young
Professor
- Phone: 604 822 9685
- Email: myoung@allard.ubc.ca
View ProfileMargot Young is Professor in the Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. After studying at the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto, and the University of California, Berkeley, Professor Young began her teaching career at the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria. In 2002, she moved to the University of British Columbia.
- Centre for Feminist Legal Studies