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- PUB 631: Graphic Design: The Page and the Screen
- PUB 638: Design Awareness in Publishing Processes and Products
- PUB 648: Publishing and Social Change: Tech, Texts, and Revolution
- PUB 656: Institutional and International Event Planning and Management
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- PUB 800: Publishing and the Problem of Capitalism
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- PUB 458: Journalism as a Publishing Problem
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2026 Greg Younging Conversation: Sunday, May 3rd
Please join us this year for the Greg Younging Conversation, a dialogue honouring Greg鈥檚 legacy as both publisher, bridge maker, and advocate. Bree Duwyn, Shelagh Rogers, and Stephanie Sinclair will speak across generations, stage of life and profession, to explore the current state of literary arts in Canada, to celebrate the progress we have made, and to discuss the work still needing to get done.
Bree Duwyn is currently the Group Assistant of McClelland & Stewart and Tundra Book Group, under Penguin Random House Canada. She is Mohawk First Nations. Bree has a bachelor's degree in journalism with a double minor in English and film studies from Toronto Metropolitan University. In addition to a background in journalism and library clerkship, Bree taught English in South Korea before joining PRHC as an editorial intern in 2025. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors, caf茅 hopping, thrifting, and content creation.
Stephanie Sinclair is Publisher of McClelland & Stewart. She is Anishinaabe and German/Jewish settler. She has worked for more than twenty years in the performing and creative arts, and from 2012-2022 in literary management.
Through it all, she has been a 铿乪rce advocate and activist, serving as a mentor and curator, and organizing publishing events to challenge colonial practices in publishing and to advance the work of reconciliation. Stephanie has also published : You Were Made for This World, published by Tundra Books in Summer 2025 and A Steady Brightness of Being, published by Penguin Canada in Fall 2025.
Shelagh Rogers is the 16th Chancellor of Queen鈥檚 University, succeeding The Honourable Murray Sinclair. A veteran broadcast-journalist, she most recently was the host and co-creator of CBC Radio鈥檚 The Next Chapter, the award-winning program devoted to writing in Canada.
Shelagh is a member of the M茅tis Nation of Greater Victoria, with family roots in Red River, Manitoba. In 2022, she was Symons Medalist. Shelagh lives in Winnipeg, where she is connecting with her Metis family.
51社区黑料 51社区黑料Publishing
The Publishing program offers education and professional development at all levels, from short professional Publishing Workshops to our Undergraduate Minor in Print and Digital Publishing and the graduate-level Master of Publishing program.
SFU鈥檚 Master of Publishing (MPub) program, Canada's only Master's degree program in Publishing, is taught by publishing practitioners and research faculty, along with masterclasses from industry leaders, the program offers a blend of seminar and hands-on project courses that provide tomorrow鈥檚 industry leaders with the knowledge, skills and understanding needed for a successful career.