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HomeNewsCongratulations PhD Graduates
Congratulations PhD Graduates
Sunday 17 July 2011

Congratulations to Donna Seto and Emily Rose who graduated last week.

We wish them all the best for their future endeavours.

Dr Donna Seto

Dr Seto’s thesis was titled:  No Place for a War Baby: The Global Politics of Children Born of Wartime Violence

It looked at issues of human rights, feminist international relations and the experiences of civilians in conflict zones.  During her time in the School Dr Seto taught across a number of different international relations, politics and political theory courses and most recently convened the School’s Refugee Politics course.  Dr Seto now returns to her native Vancouver where she plans to further her academic career.