Source: Mount Saint Vincent University
http://www.msvu.ca/MediaCentre/Releases/2006/Sep06/150906.asp How Will New Brunswick Vote? Political Science Experts Discuss Outcome at APPSA ConferenceSeptember 15, 2006 September 15, 2006, Halifax – The New Brunswick election has the Liberals and
Conservatives locked in a tight race, with the NDP lagging. At the 32 Annual
Atlantic Provinces Political Science Association (APPSA) Conference taking
place at Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) September 15 to 17, a panel
of New Brunswick’s leading political analysts will comment on the possible
outcome of the September 18 election. In a room filled with savvy political
scientists, the discussion is expected to be lively. The following experts are available: Dr. Tom Bateman, Associate Professor, Acting Chair, Political Science,
St. Thomas University - Expert on Canadian politics, Charter of Rights and
Freedoms and a leading expert on the New Brunswick election Dr. Don Desserud, Professor, Political Science, University of New
Brunswick Saint John - Expert on Canadian and New Brunswick politics,
political theory, politics of film, literature and mass media Dr. Joanna Everitt, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of
History and Politics, University of New Brunswick Saint - Expert on Canadian
politics, gender and politics, political behaviour, public opinion and
voting Dr. Joseph Masciulli, Assistant Professor, Political Science, St.
Thomas University - Expert on International Relations in United Nations and
global politics with particular expertise in leadershipHow will the New Brunswick election impact Nova Scotia politics? The
following experts are available: Dr. Jeff MacLeod, Assistant Professor, Political & Canadian Studies,
MSVU - Expert in Canadian health policy, Nova Scotia politics, political
culture, political leadership and state/society relations Dr. Michael MacMillan, Chair/Professor, Political & Canadian Studies,
MSVU - A Fredericton native, Dr. MacMillan’s current research explores
issues in democratic theory and practice, specifically techniques of
auditing democracy in organizations of civil societyFor more information or to arrange an interview, contact:
Anne Stephaniuk
MSVU Public Affairs
Tel: (902) 457-6439
Cell: (902) 441-0505
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