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Full-time Faculty
Graduate Program Faculty
Program Representative

Dr. Natalya Brown

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Biography

Dr. Natalya Brown holds a cross-appointment with School of Business and the Department of Political Science, Philosophy and Economics in the Faculty of Arts and Science. She is also a faculty member in Graduate Studies in Education. Her research interests include immigrant integration, management education, financial literacy, sustainable tourism, philanthropy, and political economy. She teaches courses in macroeconomics, microeconomics, economic development, international economics, and money and banking.

Positions

Full-time Faculty
Faculty of Education and Professional Studies - School of Business
Graduate Program Faculty
Graduate Studies - Master of Education
Graduate Program Faculty
Graduate Studies - PhD in Education (Educational Sustainability)
Program Representative
Faculty of Arts and Science - Philosophy, Political Science, Economics - Economics

Education

BSc, University of West Indies
MA, University of Houston
MSc, University of Texas
PhD, University of Texas
Research Interests / Areas
Research Interests:

Her research interests are in immigrant integration, management education, financial literacy, sustainable tourism, philanthropy, and political economy.

Working Papers:

Brown, N.R., Armenakyan, A. and A. Shahi. Cricket in the North: The Impact of Sports Participation and Sponsorship on Immigrant Social Inclusion and Fostering Welcoming Communities.

Brown, N.R. and A. Armenakyan. Welcome to the Neighbourhood: The Housing and Neighbouring Experiences of Recent Immigrants to North Bay and Timmins.

Brown, N.R. and C. Mang. Progression in Information Literacy over an Undergraduate Career.

Mang C., and N.R. Brown. Shared Experience or Distraction? Examining Mobile Device Usage Within Groups of Travelers.

Mang, C., and Brown, N.R. Microsocial Effects of Mobile Device Usage within Groups of Travelers.

Brown, N.R. Voter Uncertainty and Third Party Candidate Entry.

Brown, N.R., Piper, L. and Armenakyan, A. Perceptions of the Benefits and Constraints of Sustainable Tourism Development by Small- and Medium-Sized Recreation and Tourism Enterprises in Northern Ontario.

Brown, N.R. The Impact of Term Limits and Party Recruitment and Retention Policies on Candidate Quality.

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