Canadian Forces College

Institution Web Site:	http://www.cfc.dnd.ca
Department Address:	215 Yonge Blvd. Toronto, Ontario M5M 3H9 Canada
Department Web Site:	http://www.cfc.dnd.ca/Academics/academics_e.html
Degrees Offered:	Master of Defence Studies
Department Point of Contact:	Dr. Paul Mitchell
Point of Contact Address:	215 Yonge Blvd. Toronto, Ontario M5M 3H9 Canada
Point of Contact Phone:	416 482-6800 ext. 6841
Point of Contact Email:	mitchell@cfc.dnd.ca

Faculty Member #1

Faculty Name:	Chris Madsen
Highest Degree & Date Earned:	Ph.D., 1996
School Conferring Highest Degree:	University of Victoria
Areas of Specialization:	Naval History Contracts and Procurement Shipbuilding Naval Logistics Military Law Law of Armed Conflict Amphibious Operations Air Assault Operations

Faculty Member #2

Faculty Name:	Eric Ouellet
Highest Degree & Date Earned:	Ph.D., 1999
School Conferring Highest Degree:	York University
Areas of Specialization:	Military Sociology Organizational Sociology Knowledge Sociology Terrorism

Faculty Member #3

Faculty Name:	Chris Spearin
Highest Degree & Date Earned:	Ph.D., 2003
School Conferring Highest Degree:	University of British Columbia
Areas of Specialization:	Privatization of Security Security Governance Change in Armed Forces

Faculty Member #4

Faculty Name:	Walter Dorn
Highest Degree & Date Earned:	Ph.D., 1986
School Conferring Highest Degree:	University of Toronto
Areas of Specialization:	Peacekeeping Peace Support Operations United Nations

Faculty Member #5

Faculty Name:	Paul Mitchell
Highest Degree & Date Earned:	Ph.D., 1995
School Conferring Highest Degree:	Queen's University
Areas of Specialization:	International Security Multi-national Naval Operations Network Centric Warfare

• The Canadian Forces College possesses a specialized military library, which serves a staff college clientele. Resources include subscriptions to electronic databases and military periodicals, full runs of Jane's Defence publications, departmental reports and papers from Canada and the United States, student papers, and a growing microform collection of primary documents. Many of these materials are not available elsewhere in Canada.
• Students can also access the Toronto Reference Library, Robarts Library at the University of Toronto, the York University Libraries, the Archives of Ontario, the City of Toronto Archives, and the Royal Canadian Military Institute Library in the immediate geographic area.
• Interested researchers are required to contact the Chief Librarian in the Information Resource Centre before visiting.