File F-521-04 - DOUGIMUN - Marlene Hancock - 2000-2005

A Biographical Statement: Marlene R. Hancock

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DOUGIMUN - Marlene Hancock - 2000-2005

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F-521-04

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  • September 2000 - November 2005 (Creation)
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    Marlene Hancock

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1 folder

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Marlene Hancock first joined the College as a contract political science professor in 1988, becoming a regular faculty member three years later. She had a longstanding academic interest in Middle East history and politics, having traveled extensively in Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan during her youth. Her Master's thesis in political science from Simon Fraser University (1982) focused on political development in Saudi Arabia.

Starting in 1997, she travelled to Egypt on five separate occasions with groups of students participating in the model United Nations conference hosted by the American University of Cairo. It was after the first such trip that Hancock organized and served as faculty advisor of the Douglas College International Model United Nations (DOUGIMUN).

In 2005, she travelled to Jordan as a guest of the Jordanian government, meeting with government officials and visiting a Palestinian refugee camp.

Hancock taught at Douglas College until her retirement. She died in 2017.

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File consists of materials pertaining to Marlene Hancock's years as a faculty member at Douglas College. These include a biographical statement, a certificate of recognition for her work with DOUGIMUN, and correspondence related to her nomination for a teaching award from the Association of Canadian Community Colleges.

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  • Box: 521