Prof. Jamie Cassels

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  Prof. Jamie Cassels, Vice-President Academic and Provost, University of Victoria

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  Jamie Cassels, Q.C. (jcassels@uvic.ca), B.A. (Carleton) 1976, LL.B. (Western Ontario) 1980, LL.M. (Columbia) 1981, called to the Bar of British Columbia in 1991.Professor Cassels was appointed to the Faculty of Law in 1981 and has taught here since that time.
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  In addition, Professor Cassels' research and writing covers environmental issues, law and society in India, and race and gender issues in the law of tort.He is the author of several books including The Uncertain Promise of Law: Lessons from Bhopal and Remedies: The Law of Damages.Professor Cassels has served as Dean and Associate Dean of the Faculty and is currently the Vice-President Academic for the University of Victoria.He was a founding director of the British Columbia Law Institute and engages in public interest research and advocacy.Professor Cassels participates in continuing education programs in the community and for judges and lawyers, and has won numerous awards for his teaching and scholarship, including the Faculty of Law's Master Teacher Award, the University of Victoria Alumni Association Excellence in Teaching Award, and the Canadian Association of Law Teachers Award for Academic Excellence and one of Canada's premier teaching awards, the 3M Teaching Fellowship in 2002.

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  Professor Jamie Cassels

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  "The faculty and the university will hugely benefit from Dr. Blackstone's experience," says Vice-President Academic and Provost Jamie Cassels.

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  Jamie Cassels, Q.C.

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  University of Victoria Vikes basketball team captain Steve Moore accepts the President's Cup from UVic vice-president of academic and Provost, Prof. Jamie Cassels, at the Vikes awards banquet Tuesday at the Fairmont Empress Hotel.

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  Thank you also to Dr. Lou-Poy, Dr. David Turpin, Professor Jamie Cassels and Mrs. Katherine Barnes for your invitation and congratulations on this marvellous ceremony.

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  Vice President Academic and Provost, Professor Jamie Cassels will participate at mid-day.

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  Professor Jamie Cassels, vice president, Academic and Provost, believes there are two primary reasons that students choose the University of Victoria.
  
  "First and foremost, of course, is the quality of the educational experience.Our faculty are superb…excellent classroom instruction is related to experiential learning and also placed in its international context," he says."Just as important is the quality of the educational community and overall student experience.We're a destination university: more than 70 per cent of our students come from outside of our local region, so our community is a diverse one made up of people who have made conscious decisions to come here and be part of it."
  
  Part of UVic's mission, says Professor Cassels, is to emphasize community and provide students with strong, personal support while they receive a top-notch education - from first inquiry to admission to orientation to transition programs provided to those approaching graduation.
  
  "It is a very supportive and personalized community," says Professor Cassels.

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  UVic Dean of Law, Jamie Cassels, estimates that the programme will cost about $30,000 per year per student.About half that will be covered by "northern federal and Nunavut organizations," while the other half will be solicited from foundations and the private sector.
  
  Cassels says that Nunavut chose UVic as its partner in the venture because "they want the credibility and the legitimacy of a law degree from a southern institution" and "they know we're small, student-centred and committed to Aboriginal legal education."

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