Larissa Prata Varella
BEI Coordinator and
EA to the Director
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GCAC Member
Madelyn Rawlyk
Madelyn Rawlyk is a Master’s of Global Governance candidate at the Balsillie School of International Affairs. She graduated from Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan in 2023 with a Bachelor of Commerce with a major in marketing achieving high honours and great distinction. Rawlyk is interested in researching global environmental governance by exploring corporate
Hope Elizabeth Tracey
Hope Elizabeth Tracey is a Ph.D. Candidate in the field of Global Environmental Governance at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and the University of Waterloo. Her doctoral research, supervised by Dr. Neil Craik, is focused on ocean governance in areas beyond national jurisdiction, with specific emphasis on the governance of deep seabed mining, marine
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Sarah Norton
Sarah is a Ph.D. candidate in the Global Governance program at the Balsillie School of International Affairs. She specializes in energy studies and Canada’s role in global energy governance. Her current research explores the climate implications of the varying approaches of fossil-fuel reliant states to pandemic recovery, as some seek to entrench oil production, further
Burgess Langshaw Power
Burgess’ research explores the governance of atypical technologies, such as solar geoengineering. Most research into solar geoengineering governance is being conducted at the international level, but how are nations supposed to engage effectively when they do not have domestic positions or rationales? His research explores how solar geoengineering’s technical characteristics may be uniquely relevant to
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Jonathan Hui
Jonathan Hui is a Ph.D student at the Balsillie School with research interests in the discipline of futures studies, political ecology, and the intersections between digital infrastructure and climate resilience. His interests lie in the context of East Asia and China, in particular, around regional ecologies, technology sharing, and political economy as means towards climate adaptation
