Awards
Leadership for the Ecozoic Phd Fellowship – 3 Years – 26,500$/year (2018-2020).
The Jewish Community Foundation Scholarship - $1,000 - (2021).
Leadership for the Ecozoic Fieldwork Stipend - $5,000 – (2022).
Graduate Excellence Award in Natural Resource Sciences, McGill University - $10,000 – (2022)
Macdonald Class of ’44 Rowles Graduate Bursary, McGill University - $800 – (2022-2023)
Graduate Excellence Award in Natural Resource Sciences, McGill University – 3,593$ (2022-2023)
Graduate Excellence Award in Agricultural & Environmental Science, McGill University – 9,740$ (2022-2023)
Transnational Environmental Law Best Article Prize – 250£ (2022)
(for ‘Steps Towards a Legal Ontological Turn: Proposals for Law's Place beyond the Human’)
Graduate Excellence Award in Natural Resource Sciences, McGill University – 5,000$ (2023-2024)
New Sun Graduate Award, Natural Resource Sciences, McGill University – 12,000$ (2023-2024)
Conference Presentations
(2025) ‘Cultural Rewilding: How Previous Eras of Conservation and Anthropology Inform an Ethnographic Present’ Excavating Environmental Anthropologies workshop, Yale University. March 31st- April 1st 2025.
(2024) ‘‘Ecological Restoration at three Australian Regulatory Sites: Opportunities for a Law Beyond the Human?’. Ecological Law in Practice book launch presentation. McGill University. November 20th 2024.
(2023) Joshua Sterlin and Emille Boulot, ‘Not-Just-Human Cultural Restoration’. The Inhuman in the Human Workshop: Laws for the Anthropocene Workshop, La Trobe Law School, 20th July 2023
(2021) ‘Cultural Rewilders: Experimental Anthropology and Untraditional Ecological Knowledge’. The Royal Anthropological Institute: Anthropology and Conservation. (Online).
(2021) ‘Shadow Animism and Ontological Xenophobia: An Anthropology of Horror’ CASCA (Canadian Anthropology Society). Guelph, Ontario (Online).
(2021) “Steps towards a legal ontological turn: Proposals for law's place beyond the human”. York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School’s GLSA’s Graduate Student ‘Law’s Topologies’..
(2020) ‘How Way Leads Onto Way: Landedness, Tracking, and Anthropology’. Annual Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference. Concordia University. Panel Organizer.
(2019) “Dark Animism: Horror and Anthropology”. CASCA-AAA (Canadian Anthropology Society) . Vancouver, Canada.
(2018) “Anthropological Alternatives for the Anthropocene”. Liberty and Agency in the Anthropocene conference. McGill University.
(2017): “Storytelling Without Image-ination: Going Beyond the Analytic of Mixture”. CASCA17 (Canadian Anthropology Society) annual conference. University of Ottawa.
(2016) “Beyond Hodology, Beneath the Trail, and Deepening Narrative: Towards an Analytic of Tracking (and the 'Animot') Itself”. ASA (Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth) annual conference. Durham, UK.
Teaching
Guest lecture for ‘Law and Society Honours Seminar’ (AP/SOSC4350 6.0), taught by Iván Vargas Roncancio. York University, Toronto. Feb. 24th, 2025.
Co-supervisor with Prof.Colin Scott of ENVR485: Independent Readings in Environment, McGill University, Winter 2022.
Teaching Assistantships
ENVR400: Environmental Thought
— McGill University, Fall 2021. Supervisor: Nicolas Kosoy
ENVR203: Knowledge, Ethics, and Environment.
— McGill University, Winter 2021. Supervisor: Prof. Ismael Vaccaro
ENVR400: Environmental Thought
— McGill University, Fall 2020. Supervisor: Prof. Hamish Van Der Ven
ENVR203: Knowledge, Ethics, and Environment.
— McGill University, Winter 2020. Supervisor: Prof. Ismael Vaccaro
ENVR203: Knowledge, Ethics, and Environment.
— McGill University, Fall 2019. Supervisor: Prof. Gregory Mikkleson
Professional Work
Editorial Board member, Hunter Gatherer Research journal. 2023-2025.
Co-coordinator of the Leadership for the Ecozoic webinar series in conjunction with STandD (Centre for Society, Technology, and Development) at McGill University, department of Anthropology.
Co-organizer of the Leadership for the Ecozoic book launch series, 2022.
Student Representative on the Steering Committee for Leadership for the Ecozoic program