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Alex Brzezinski

Undergraduate Advisor (on leave)

E: sca_adv@sfu.ca
P: 778-782-5733

Alex Brzezinski first joined SFU ten years ago as a student, and is excited to be back and working with the School for the Contemporary Arts! Alex graduated SFU with a BA in Communications and a Minor in Print and Digital Publishing. Before joining the SCA team, she worked with the Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs program at UBC. Alex is an avid traveller and has been all around the world.

Monique Cloutier

Administrative Coordinator (on leave)

E: scabudget@sfu.ca
P: 778-782-3724

A BCIT alumna, Monique started working at SFU as a graphic designer developing websites and databases. Prior to coming to SCA, she worked in the FCAT Dean鈥檚 Office, the School of Communication and in other departments providing administrative and financial assistance. She is an avid astronomer and world traveler.

Brady Cranfield

Communications

E: scaweb@sfu.ca

Brady Cranfield is a sound and visual artist, musician, and writer. He has an MA in Communications, an MFA from the SCA, and is currently a PhD student at the SCA, too.

Andrew Curtis

Resource Specialist (611 Studios)

E: acurtis1@sfu.ca
P: 604-254-3557

Andrew studied visual arts at Capilano College, Emily Carr, and SFU. He is a practicing artist in sculpture and painting.

Samantha Diamond

Graduate Program Coordinator

E: sca_gpa@sfu.ca
P: 778-782-9593

With several years of experience working in academic environments, Samantha is happy to be back at SFU after completing her Bachelor of Arts degree in 2005. She started working in SCA in May 2013. Before this, she was working in SFU鈥檚 School of Communication and Faculty of Health Sciences and Alumni Relations at The University of Melbourne and UBC.

Kay Higgins

Professional Development Coordinator

E: scapdev@sfu.ca

Kay Higgins is a cultural worker and artist based in Vancouver on the unceded, traditional, and ancestral territories of the x史m蓹胃k史蓹y虛蓹m (Musqueam), S岣祑x瘫w煤7mesh 脷xwumixw (Squamish) and s蓹l虛ilw虛蓹ta蕯涩 (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples. She is co-proprietor (with Kathy Slade) of the press Publication Studio Vancouver and has co-founded and directed several artist-run organizations during her career. Her work has included manufactured publications, handmade artist books, public inscription, photography, and internet-based projects. She has been a curator, editor, factory and warehouse labourer, technology  consultant, and candidate for municipal office. She is also one half of the electronic music duo Vomit Fraud (with Brady Cranfield).

Taha Nejad

Computer & Technology assistant

E: scahelp@sfu.ca

Taha is an IT professional and artist with a MA degree from SFU's School of Interactive Arts & Technology.  

Emily Neumann

Manager, Production & Events

E: scaprod@sfu.ca

Emily (they/she) graduated from SFU's SCA with a BFA in Theatre Production, focus: Stage Management. She has worked inter- and multi-disciplinary her whole career. Emily鈥檚 professional journey doesn鈥檛 fit a single title, as they鈥檝e been a technical stage manager, producer, event planner on a civic scale, wedding coordinator, sound operator, lighting designer, venue manager and site coordinator. If you need someone genuinely kind, well-organized and personable, Emily鈥檚 a good bet. She鈥檒l come to the table with an eclectic set of skills and uses her range of experience to inform how to creatively approach what鈥檚 asked of her. Often tapped for trauma-informed and/or anti-oppression based work, their professional practice focuses on establishing safe, collaborative teamwork.

Living and working in Vancouver, Emily is an uninvited guest on the unceded (stolen) traditional territories of the x史m蓹胃kw蓹y虛蓹m (Musqueam), Skwxw煤7mesh (Squamish), and S蓹l虛铆lw蓹ta涩 (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

Beth Ren

(Acting) Manager, Academic & Administrative Services

E: sca_manager@sfu.ca
P: 778-782-3534

Having worked in student-facing units in BC post-secondary institutions for 14 years, Beth is grateful to have had a diverse career journey, which includes operations management, career development, program design and delivery, event management, advising and project management. She advocates well-being as the top priority at work and values lifelong learning. She loves traditional Chinese tea and enjoys running along the seawall. She holds a BA in Chinese Language and Literature from BISU, a Master of Education from SFU, and a CPHR Candidacy.

Aimee Rigor

New Student Advisor & Recruiter

E: scanew@sfu.ca

As an accomplished Student & Admissions Advisor, I have a proven record of evaluating student performance, suggesting educational programs, and coordinating at-risk students to increase students鈥� career credibility. By collaborating with university staff and faculty, I am an expert in recruiting international students, providing specific consultations, eliminating discrepancies, making the best recommendations, and responding to students鈥� inquiries.

Corbin Saleken

Film and Video Resource Specialist

E: csaleken@sfu.ca
P: 778-782-4466

O. Corbin Saleken is an award-winning, Vancouver-based filmmaker whose films have screened at festivals around the world. He has a BA in film from the University of British Columbia. In 2010, he attended the Werner Herzog Rogue Film School in New Jersey.  In 2013, he won the Most Promising Filmmaker award at the Spokane International Film Festival. In 2015, he released his first feature film, , which was acquired by Indiecan Entertainment for distribution.  鈥� which he also wrote, directed, produced, edited, and self-funded, as well as photographed, production designed, sound designed, coloured, and mixed 鈥� is his second feature.

Uro拧 艩anjevi膰

SCA Technician

E: scatech@sfu.ca

Uro拧 艩anjevi膰 completed his Bachelor of Fine Arts with a focus on glass studies at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. He also holds a Master's degree in the same field from the National Korean University of Arts in Seoul, South Korea.

艩anjevi膰 has actively participated in various international exhibitions and programs, including showcasing his work at the Stedelijk Contemporary Museum of Art in Amsterdam. He has contributed to numerous publications in journals, news outlets, books, and online media.

His extensive experience in the arts and culture realm includes serving as the artistic director of the Culture Center on the South Korean island of Nami. He has worked as an assistant scenographer for various theatrical productions and contributed to the scenography of the Beijing Expo 2009.

Currently, 艩anjevi膰 draws inspiration from the Ebru technique, also known as "The Art of Marbling." He combines this traditional method with digital print, video work and performance to create a contemporary expression of his spiritual exploration and research into the traditional medicine experiences originating from aboriginal cultures of Brazil and Peru.

Suze Shore

Director's Assistant

E: scasec@sfu.ca

Suze Shore is a queer mixed-media artist from Ontario, currently living and working in Burnaby, BC. They specialized in painting at Mount Allison University (Sackville, NB) where they obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and hold a certificate in Professional Illustration from Algonquin College (Ottawa, ON).

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Stefan Smulovitz

Manager, Technology & Resources

E: ssmulovi@sfu.ca
P: 604-879-4013

Stefan Smulovitz is a true innovator known for his creative use of technology and mastery of sound manipulation. He skillfully uses violin, viola, theremin, electronics, and his game-changing software , to create vast sonic worlds. Stefan鈥檚 craft has been honed creating nearly 100 live film scores, innumerable dance and theatre scores, and hundreds of live performances with top improvisers from around the world.

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Gary Wong

Acting Administrative Coordinator & Acting Undergraduate Advisor

E: scabudget@sfu.ca
E: sca_adv@sfu.ca
P: 778-782-3724