Michael Cappello, Ph.D Candidate, is a lecturer in Core Studies/Social Studies. A University of Regina graduate from the secondary education programme (B.Ed, 1998), Michael brings an M.Ed in Adult Education and Community Development from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (2002). His work is in anti-racism and anti-oppressive education, and educational foundations, especially in the history of teacher education. He taught for 5 years in high schools in Ontario and Saskatchewan, working in both private and public settings. Michael’s current interests involve exploring/critiquing the constitutive relationship between teacher education and white racialization. He is also involved in a research project investigating the potential for anti-oppressive teaching in the university setting.
