To help students explore the prophetic relevance of faith to life in the 21st century postmodern age.
Daily assignment reporter.
Leading up to the 2009 municipal election in Saskatchewan, I contacted various towns and cities to find out what platforms mayoral and council candidates represented. On election night, a group of us posted live results on the following website:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/story/2009/10/22/sk-election-saskatchewan.html
Counsel youth in Calgary’s independent schools.
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame, President
Regina, Retired Anglican Priest
University of Regina, Professor of Journalism
University of Regina, Professor of Journalism
Courses included: Celtic Christianity; Global Injustice; Food, Soil and Salvation: Reconciliation and the Land; Biblical Prophecy and Perspectives for Contemporary Ministry
Very interested in sports and music. I play a few different instruments with the bagpipes being my trademark.
I love research and learning about most anything, especially as it relates to the environment, indigenous peoples and the marginalized. I love learning more about the intersection of faith and daily life. To learn more about my spiritual journey see the link to the article I wrote below entitled "Fog on the Mountain."
After teaching high school for four years in Kampala, Uganda and at my alma mater Notre Dame College in Wilcox, Saskatchewan, I returned to school to study journalism at the University of Regina.
The most significant part of the journalism program was completing a four-month internship at Regina's Leader-Post newspaper. During the internship I developed my passion for writing features and human interest stories. I also have a strong desire to wrestle with topics that require investigation and uncovering. One of these is the story of a Canadian corporation that is propping up an occupation of Africa's last colony—Western Sahara.
Upon completion of my journalism degree in 2011 I returned to teaching at Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School until June of 2015. I currently just finished working on a documentary project for a master of journalism through the University of Regina and have now returned to teaching at Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School.
An astonishing account of a Polish refugee who fled a Russian labour camp during the Second World War:
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/300PolishSquadron/conversations/topics/4815
A group of University of Regina professors say "Project Hero", a scholarship program for dependents of dead soldiers, promotes militarism. Link to National Post story:
http://www.pressreader.com/canada/national-post-latest-edition/20100325/281517927300908/TextView
A feature article that can be found in the September/ October 2015 edition of Briarpatch Magazine. This article introduces people to the issue which my present documentary will be focusing on:
http://briarpatchmagazine.com/articles/view/a-very-fertile-occupation
The article about my spiritual journey and the intersection of my faith and politics can be found at this link:
http://geezmagazine.org/blogs/entry/josh-campbell-excerpt/