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Uchechukwu Umezurike's research focuses on African literature, postcolonial global literatures, and critical race theory. He engages with themes of migration, diaspora, and social justice, particularly in the context of Black Canadians and Africans. His work also delves into gender and sexuality studies, analyzing masculinity in Nigerian novels. Umezurike has authored several peer-reviewed publications, including articles on disability masculinity and interspecies relationality. He is dedicated to creative writing, producing poetry and children's novels. Umezurike has received various grants and awards to support his projects, including the SSHRC Partnership Grant and the Vanier Graduate Scholarship. He teaches multiple courses at the University of Calgary, covering topics from Black literatures to contemporary global literatures.
University of Calgary • Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Faculty member in the English department, focusing on African literature and critical race studies.
Department of Computer Science Master's program. GRE scores are expected for international students.