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Nathalie Batraville

Assistant Professor, Simone de Beauvoir Institute & Womens Studies


Nathalie Batraville

Nathalie Batraville is an Assistant Professor at the Simone de Beauvoir Institute, Concordia University. She teaches and conducts research in the areas of Black feminisms, queer theory, Haitian studies, and prison abolition. In doing so, she seeks to generate and illuminate frameworks that challenge both state violence and interpersonal violence. Trained in literary studies, she obtained her PhD from Yale University and also worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Dartmouth College with the Society of Fellows. She is completing her first book, Rethinking the Grammar of Consent: Black Feminist Disruptive Agency, in which she rethinks notions of consent and agency from a Black feminist perspective.


To find out more, visit her website: www.nathaliebatraville.com.

Education

PhD, Yale University
MA, Queens University
BA, McGill University


Research activities

Courses

  • CIVI 453- Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures
  • CIVI 390- Civil Engineering Design Project
  • BCEE 344- Structural Design of Steel and Wood Elements 
  • ENGR 244- Mechanics of Materials
  • CIVI 490- Capstone Civil Engineering Design Project
  • CIVI 6051- Design of Industrial Structures


Teaching activities

Courses

  • CIVI 453- Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures
  • CIVI 390- Civil Engineering Design Project
  • BCEE 344- Structural Design of Steel and Wood Elements 
  • ENGR 244- Mechanics of Materials
  • CIVI 490- Capstone Civil Engineering Design Project
  • CIVI 6051- Design of Industrial Structures

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