Researcher: Catherine Nolin
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<p>2000 - PhD Human Geography, Queen's University</p>
<p>1995 - MA Human Geography, Queen's University</p>
<p>1991 - BA Human Geography, University of calgary</p>
2009 - UNBC Office of Research, Seed Grant, Welcoming Communities in northern BC communities: Marriage Migration $6,000 (C. Nolin)
2008 – 2009 UNBC Office of Research, SSHRC Small Institutional Grants Fund, Marriage & Migration: Mail-Order Brides & Marginalization in Northern British Columbia, $6,800 (C. Nolin, Laurel Van De Keere)
2006 – 2009 SSHRC Regionalization of Immigration & Settlement: Social Geographies of Services & Social Networks within Northern BC Communities, $19,000 (x 3 years)(C. Nolin)
2007 - UNBC Office of Research, Publications Committee Mujeres Autorizadas [Empowered Women] Book manuscript, $4,220 (C. Nolin)
2006 – 2009 SSHRC Regionalization of Immigration & Settlement: Social Geographies of Services & Social Networks within Northern BC Communities, $19,000 (x 3 years)(C. Nolin)
2002-2005 SSHRC Global Displacement and Social Cohesion: Transnational Solidarities and Newcomer Incorporation, $187,667, (Dr. Michael Lanphier, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University, C. Nolin)
2004 - UNBC Office of Research, Seed Grant, Regionalization of Immigration, $5,880, (C. Nolin)
2004 - UNBC Office of Research, Publications Committee Transnational Ruptures [Book manuscript] $4,000, (C. Nolin)
2002 - Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Transnational Migration: Migrant (In)security on the Guatemala-Mexico Border, $10,910 (C. Nolin)
2000-2002 SSHRC Strategic Workshops: Immigrant Women Making 'Place' in Canadian Cities: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Understanding their Social Networks, $14,000, (Dr. Damaris Rose, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)-Urbanisation, Université du Québec, C. Nolin)
Contracts
2007 - Metropolis Project (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) and the Rural Secretariat Regionalization and Rural Immigration in British Columbia Research Project, $3,500 (C. Nolin)
2007 - British Columbia, Ministry of Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Multiculturalism, Immigration Policy and Intergovernmental Relations BranchRegionalization and Rural Immigration in British Columbia Research Project, $3,500 (C. Nolin)
