Christl Verduyn has taught a wide variety of courses in Canadian and Québécois literatures, Canadian Studies, and Women's Studies, from feminist, postmodern, and post-colonial writing and theories, to "ethnic or racial minority or multicultural" writing, and special topic courses on selected authors and issues.
At Mount Allison, Professor Verduyn teaches both in the Department of English and in the Canadian Studies Program. Her courses in Canadian literature include prose, poetry, and drama, from early to contemporary practices, with Special Topic courses on Canadian and Québécois women's writing and "multicultural" or “minority” writing. In Canadian Studies, Professor Verduyn teaches Introduction to Canadian culture, Women in Canada, and special topic courses in the fourth year seminar.
Professor Verduyn is recipient of the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching (1996).
