Douglas Fleming’s research focuses on ESL, citizenship and post-structural critical pedagogy. He has over 30 peer-reviewed publications and over 50 peer-reviewed conference presentations. Go to academia.eduhttp://douglas fleming.weebly.comDouglas has also been invited to participate in numerous conference sessions and has conducted a wide variety of professional workshops. Prior to graduating from UBC with a PhD in 2007, he taught for 18 years for the Toronto and Surrey School Districts. He currently supervises students and teaches courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels that focus on current social and political issues in second language research, ESL methodology, program development, multicultural citizenship, equity and language policy.He received a CCSE New Scholar Fellowship in 2010. He has worked on numerous curriculum and professional development projects and has participated in a variety of advisory boards and professional organizations, including:- Citizenship Education Research Network Executive- TESL Ontario Executive Board- BCTEAL Executive Board- SUCCESS- GED Achievement/ Michener Institute- Citizenship and Immigration Canada- BC Ministry of Education- BC Teachers' Federation- Toronto and Surrey Boards of EducationHis service activities at the Faculty of Education have included:- Faculty Executive Committee- Faculty Council- Graduate Admissions Committee- Research Committee- Graduate Program Council- Teacher Education Program Council- Graduate Student Advisor (Second Language Education)His service activities have also included numerous times spent as a:- Ontario Graduate Scholarship Panel Chair- PhD External Reviewer- article and conference proposal reviewer- textbook revision consultant- conference symposium organizer, chair and discussant - research grant reviewer- expert legal witness- practicum sponsor teacher