 | Pamela Banting | Bioregionalism, Canadian Literature, Literature of Western North America, Creative Writing (Literary Nonfiction, Poetry), Indigeneity, Local Knowledge, Petrocultures, Animal Studies: Animality, Animals in Literature, Eco-Theory and Ecocriticism, Nature Writing and Environmental Literature |
 | Frances Batycki | Mary Stuart, Edmund Spenser, William Shakespeare, Rachael Speght, Amelia Lanyer |
 | Bart Beaty | Comics, Comic Strips, Comic Books and Graphic Novels |
 | Susan Bennett | drama and performance (especially feminist), Theory, film |
 | Rachel Braeuer | queer theory, Gender and Sexuality, Feminist Film, Media and Cultural Studies, Satire, Comedy, and Humour, Literary and critical theory, Canadian Literature |
 | Michael Tavel Clarke | theory of the body, American literature and culture since the Civil War, gender studies, cultural studies |
| Donna Coates | Canadian and Australian literature, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand war writing, especially women's, contemporary Canadian Drama, post-colonial literatures |
| Richard Davis | textual editing, Canadian Literature, exploration and travel writing, Canadian and Australian studies, especially the cultural response to the natural world and first contacts |
 | James Ellis | Renaissance poetry, British film, cultural studies, queer theory, gay studies |
| Benjamin Groh | Creative Writing, Contemporary Experimental Poetics |
 | Margaret Hadley | Poetry and prose of the Renaissance, Pedagogy, Popular fiction, especially detective, mystery, and crime fiction, Poetry, especially of the seventeenth century |
 | Faye Halpern | American Women's Writing, Writing Theory and Pedagogy, Slave Narratives, Nineteenth-century American literature |
 | Kirsten Inglis | Women's Writing, Renaissance drama, Renaissance poetry, translation poetics |
 | Clara Joseph | Philosophy of Gandhi in the Study of Religion, Literature, and Culture, Philosophy of Levinas in the Study of Religion, Literature, and Culture, Literature and Religion, Literary and critical theory, Indian Christian History, Literature, and Culture, South Asian Religion, Literature, and Culture |
 | Adrienne Kertzer | Comedy, Women's Writing, Holocaust representation, children's literature, trauma |
 | Jonathan Kertzer | ethnic literature, especially Jewish, literary ethics, Modern British and Canadian literatures, modern fiction, poetry and poetics, literary history and critical theory, especially in Canada |
 | Derritt Mason | Pedagogy, children's literature, queer theory, Gender and Sexuality, Literary and critical theory, cultural studies |
 | Suzette Mayr | Creative Writing, Canadian literature, Canadian and Australian literature |
 | Roderick McGillis | Victorian Literature, film, Romanticism, Comparative Literature |
 | Murray McGillivray | computer applications, textual criticism, Old and Middle English |
| Jenny McKenney | Antiquarianism and the History of Collecting, Old and Middle English, History of the Book, Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature |
 | Anne McWhir | 18th-century and Romantic poetry and fiction |
 | Jessica Nicol | Digital Humanities and Scholarship, Creative Writing, Pedagogy, Fictocriticism |
 | David Oakleaf | Frances Burney, Fiction in English, 1680s-1810s, Eliza Haywood and her contemporaries, Jonathan Swift, Laurence Sterne |
| Heather Osborne | Gender and Sexuality, Science Fiction (particularly Canadian Science Fiction), Creative Writing |
 | Jeanne Perreault | American Women's Writing, Theories of Subjectivity, Native Canadian and American literature, Autobiography/Life Writing, Race and Gender |
 | Mary Polito | Renaissance drama, Early modern performance studies, Theory, especially historicisms, including presentism, Governmentality, law, professions, venture, risk, and civility |
 | Ruby Ramraj | Victorian and Contemporary novelists, Drama, Science Fiction (particularly Canadian Science Fiction), International English Literature |
 | Susan Rudy | Women's Writing, Feminist theory, North American Poetry and Poetics, Experimental Writing, Canadian Literature, Literary Theory |
 | David Sigler | Romanticism, Literary Theory |
 | Aruna Srivastava | disability studies, Animal Studies: Animality, Animals in Literature, critical race theory, Post-colonial and diasporic literature and theory, Feminist theory, trauma, Indigeneity, critical pedagogy, theories of subjectivity and identity |
 | Rebecca Sullivan | Gender and Sexuality, Feminist Film, Media and Cultural Studies |
 | Janis Ernest Svilpis | bibliography and the history of printing, Samuel Johnson, 18th-century literature, Renaissance literature, popular literature, stylistics and discourse analysis, comedy and satire |
 | Michael Ullyot | Early Modern literature and culture, biographies, rhetoric, and the history of reading, sixteenth- and seventeenth-century poetry, prose, and drama |
 | Harry Vandervlist | Contemporary Canadian literature, especially Banff poet Jon Whyte and ecocritical approaches, Critical Theory, especially the history of theory, Modern British Fiction and Poetry, especially Samuel Beckett |
 | Morgan Vanek | 18th-century literature, Canadian literature, exploration and travel writing, Ecocriticism |
 | Aritha van Herk | Fiction by women, Creative Writing, prose, Contemporary world fiction in English, Canadian literature, fiction |
 | Tom Wayman | literary publishing; the uses of narrative, the presence and absence of presentations of daily work in literature and art, contemporary U.S. and Canadian Literature, Creative Writing, creative writing pedagogies, labour arts, techniques of anthologizing |
 | Shaobo Xie | modern Chinese history and literature, globalization and cultural studies, Literary and critical theory, Postcolonial Studies, Chinese Canadian literature |
 | Katherine Zelinsky | queer theory, gay studies, Feminist theory, Eighteenth-century fiction, with a special interest in literary connections between women novelists from the 18th century |
 | Maria Zytaruk | Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature |
