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Azizian,
Dr. Rouben
Byrd, Ms. Miemie
Winn
Campbell, Dr. James R. Cramer,
Capt.(Ret.) Carleton
Ear,
Jessica Ms. Finley,
Jr. Mr. Herman
Fouse, David Dr.
Frederick, Lt. Col. Anthony
Hall, Maj. Daniel
Hashmi, Dr. Taj
Hauger, J. Scott
Dr.
Kim,
Dr. Steven
Malik,
Dr. J. Mohan
Middleton. Maj. Brian
Mollohan, Lt.Col. M.
Myers, Col. Stephen
Nankivell, Mr. Justin Dr.
Nankivell, Ms. Kerry
Oehlers, Dr. Alfred L.K.B. Peterman,
Mr. Tom
Ramos, J. Nelson D.
Salmon, AMB Charles
Sargent, Lt. Col. Ron Shanahan, COL (Ret) Dave
Tech, Cmdr. Paul
Tekwani, Mr.
Shyam
van Avery, Chris Cmdr.
Vuving, Dr. Alexander Watson,
Dr. Virginia
Wieninger, Dr. William
Adjunct Faculty
Baker, Mr. Dick
Barton,
Dr. Greg
Chalk, Dr.
Peter
Daniels, Mr. Mike
Finin, Dr.
Gerald
Goosby, Dr.
Stanley
Halloran, Mr.
Richard
Hawley, Mr.
Leonard R.
Johnson, Mr. Curtis
Markovinovic,
Ms. Mary
Palmer, Lt.
Col. Wesley
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MS. KERRY LYNN S. NANKIVELL
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Area of Expertise -
International Relations
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Ms. Kerry Lynn S.
Nankivell joined the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in
July 2008. Prior to her arrival, she served at the pleasure of
Canada’s Commander, Maritime Forces Pacific and Joint Task Force
Pacific in Victoria, British Columbia. In her capacity as a Program
Manager in the Office of the Asia-Pacific Policy Advisor, Ms.
Nankivell coordinated policy consultation between a network of
regional academics and experts and the officers of Canada’s Pacific
Command. In addition, she provided ongoing analysis of the
Asia-Pacific region to the senior naval staff. This included
running research projects; coordinating visits, conferences and
lectures; and preparing briefings on a wide array of regional
security issues, including naval modernization, state-to-state
relations, maritime boundary disputes, resource scarcity issues,
stabilization activities and transitions to democracy, ethnic
conflict, and crisis management.
Before joining the
Department of National Defense in 2003, Ms. Nankivell earned a
Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in political science with international
relations from the University of British Columbia (2000) and a
Master of Philosophy in international relations from Cambridge
University (2002). Her writing, discussing issues ranging from
crisis on the Korean peninsula to small arms trade in Asia, from
port security to international maritime policymaking, has appeared
in industry journals and magazines, including Maritime Warfare
Bulletin, Journal of the Australian Naval Institute,
Canadian Naval Review, Cambridge Review of International Affairs,
Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter and Foreign Policy. She
has contributed to two major publications, Why Japan Matters
(2005) and Understanding Global Terror (with James Boutilier)
(2007). She served as editor for the Cambridge Review of
International Affairs, overseeing the release of issues in 2002
and 2003. Ms. Nankivell has participated in a variety of
regional conferences as a panelist and chair, and acted as
Conference Director for three iterations of the Canadian Navy’s
biennial flagship conference series, Maritime Security Challenges.
She has lectured before audiences at the Canadian Forces College,
the University of Victoria, the Canadian Naval Reserve Headquarters,
the Canadian Institute for International Affairs, and the Royal
United Services Institute.
Ms. Nankivell has
been an active member of the public. She served on the Board of the
Canadian Consortium of Asia-Pacific Security, as a peer mentor for
young women in her community through the YMCA, and volunteered at
the local Victoria Immigrants and Refugees Centre in Canada. She is
fluent in French, conversant in Spanish and has studied Mandarin
Chinese.
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