Faculty

Alexandra Bolintineanu teaches in the new Digital Humanities minor program offered by Woodsworth College.

Beth A. Fischer received her PhD in political science from the University of Toronto and specializes in international security and the psychology of decision-making. She is the Woodsworth One program co-ordinator.

Jon Johnson's research is focused on urban land-based Indigenous Knowledge in Toronto and their representation through oral and digital forms of storytelling and will be teaching in the Academic Bridging, Woodsworth One and 199 programs in 2018-19.

Brock MacDonald is the vice-principal of Woodsworth College and the director of the Academic Writing Centre. 

Theresa Moritz has been teaching literature, as well as critical reading and writing skills, at the University since the 1990s.  Theresa teaches in the Academic Bridging and Digital Humanities programs.

J. Barbara Rose is the associate director of the Academic Writing Centre that serves the academic skills and writing needs of students at Woodsworth College. 

Thomas Socknat is the academic director of the Academic Bridging Program at Woodsworth College.