Hiking in Hokkaido, when I had more hair.
[The nice plaque to my right says: Please cooperate in carrying home your garbage.]
The best way to contact me is email. Please don't text me on my phone unless it is for something immediate and ephemeral. I may not notice it, and responding will be a pain. I am a good, fast typist on a real keyboard. Typing on a cell phone is very slow and error prone. It is also much easier for me to find past messages in email and to send you information that I may have on my computer but probably don't have on my phone. If we're supposed to meet and you're going to be late or have to cancel or are wondering where I am, by all means call me or text me, but for anything else, please use email. If you do text me, please identify yourself. I get a lot of texts from sources that my phone can't identify.
Facebook messages are better than phone messages since I at least have a real keyboard, but they are inferior to email for anything of which a record is desirable or where the message is of any length or complexity.
Please use the email address given here for most purposes. My CNC and UNBC email addresses are only for internal communication. Due to student privacy regulations, they cannot be forwarded to my main email address.
Marion Lessard and I will be co-teaching First Nations Studies 134 Carrier Language Level II (Stuart Lake dialect) for UNBC January-April 2026 by Zoom on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Revised: 2025-12-30